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Smell burnt toast? It’s not a stroke, you’re at ‘Lord Nil: Seven Deadly Sins’
"Lord Nil: Seven Deadly Sins" finds an America's Got Talent quarter-finalist's impressive escape acts undermined by lackluster storytelling at Stage…
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“Is Miss Thing On?” Drag Race’s Plasma answers with a stunning live album recording session at Joe’s Pub
'Drag Race' Season 16 star Plasma brings her theater queen talents to Joe's Pub for a live cabaret recording session…
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‘Ginger Twinsies’ turns ‘The Parent Trap’ into high camp heaven
"Ginger Twinsies" transforms "The Parent Trap" into a camp masterpiece with nonstop pop culture jokes and writer-director Kevin Zak's deliciously…
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Dylan Mulvaney to write & star in ‘The Least Problematic Woman in the World’
After a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Dylan Mulvaney brings her one-woman show to New York City.
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How “Nothing” almost didn’t make it into ‘A Chorus Line’
Priscilla Lopez recalls how "Nothing" found it's way back into "A Chorus Line" thanks to the musical's vocal arranger.
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Vietnam-era musical ‘Rolling Thunder’ rocks out, but mistakes familiarity for profundity
"Rolling Thunder" revisits the Vietnam War through the songs of the era. But with so many stories to tell, the…
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Andrew Barth Feldman gets plugged in as new ‘Oliver’ in Broadway’s ‘Maybe Happy Ending’
The Tony-winning musical Maybe Happy Ending welcomes a new Helperbot as Darren Criss takes a nine-week hiatus this fall. Andrew…
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Inside Al Hirschfeld and Stephen Sondheim’s Broadway bond
"Hirschfeld's Sondheim: A Poster Book" gathers 25 iconic illustrations celebrating one of Broadway's most famous composers and lyricists.
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Betsy Wolfe wrings every drop from ‘Joy: A New True Musical,’ but will audiences buy in?
By Matthew Wexler Long, long ago, in a land not too far away, we’d sit in front of the TV…
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From Tony snub to worldwide phenomenon: The resurrection of ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’
"Jesus Chris Superstar" returns for a concert staging starring Cynthia Erivo, but one journalist spills the tea on the musical's…
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Don’t worry. The New York Times culture section will be just fine.
The New York Times culture section is undergoing a major restructuring. What does it mean for the future of theater…
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FIRST LOOK: ‘Rolling Thunder,’ the Vietnam War concert-doc arrives Off-Broadway
"Rolling Thunder" arrives at New World Stages during the 50th anniversary of the war's end, exploring the conflict through songs…
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