The evening, honoring two-time Tony Award winner Donna Murphy, will be hosted by Randy Rainbow and feature an all-star concert performance of Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire’s award-winning musical revue “Closer Than Ever.”

Seth Rudetsky’s legendary ‘Broadway @’ concert series finally arrives in New York City with three scheduled events at The Town Hall.

Edie Falco stars as Dorothea “Polly” Noonan, the blunt, profane, decades-long defender of Albany’s Democratic Party machine in Sharr White’s fiery return to The New Group.

Bess Wohl’s touching play follows four young siblings as their childhoods are upended and tracks how moments from our youth resonate with us forever.

Margo Seibert’s debut solo album, ’77th Steet,’ is available 10/26. The Broadway performer appears at Joe’s Pub on 10/22 to celebrate its release.

NYC’s best drag performers come out for a one-night-only benefit for the Ali Forney Center.

Ann Harada stars as the Witch in a one-night-only concert version of ‘Into the Woods’ presented by National Asian Artists Project (NAAP) and Prospect Theater Company.

The Broadway community mourns the loss of Tony Award nominee and Theater Hall of Fame inductee Marin Mazzie, who passed away on Thursday, September 13 at age 57.

The ninth annual international festival will explore transcendence, interior illumination, and the communal impulse as exhibited through artistic expression across continents and centuries.

The theater community has lost one of its greats with the passing of Marin Mazzie today. The 57-year-old actress was diagnosed in 2015 with ovarian cancer and spoke openly of her battle.

An evening of songs and scenes from shows that have been censored or challenged, created to raise awareness around censorship and free expression in the theater. 

In Jen Silverman’s unpredictable comedy, five women collide at the intersection of rage, love, and the “thea-tah.”

Gingold Theatrical Group presents a revival of Bernard Shaw’s ‘Heartbreak House.’

Off-Broadway Week returns for its tenth year, offering two-for-one tickets to 38 shows throughout New York City.

Told through interweaving glimpses into the life of an everyday couple unexpectedly confronted by a vicious crime, Jordan Seavey’s play examines the moments that can bring two people together or pull them apart.

92Y celebrates Terrence McNally’s 80th birthday with a film screening of ‘Every Act of Life’ and special performances.

The National Theatre has announced casting for the pre-Broadway run of ‘Beetlejuice.’

The teen sensation musical will open at the Lyceum Theatre on March 10.

The girls aren’t getting all the attention in the new hit musical ‘Mean Girls.’ Fans are also flocking to see Grey Henson, who was nominated for a Tony Award for his fun-loving, flamboyant performance.

En route to Broadway, ‘Ain’t Too Proud’ stops in Los Angeles, and it looks like a hit in the making.

Rajiv Joseph and Karen Rodriguez join the official ranks of Chicago’s famed theater company.

Jennifer Simard reveals her inspiration for ‘Stigma,’ her New York City solo debut at Green Room 42.

A closer look at two LGBTQ works at the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival.

The new book offers a fascinating cornucopia of untold lore and never-before-seen photos as prismatic and unexpected as the theater itself.

Mint Theater Company stages a one-dimensional revival of Lillian Hellman’s controversial 1934 play.