British fashion designer and couturier Alexander McQueen (1969-2010) is the subject of the new Off-Broadway production House of McQueen, now playing a limited engagement of The Mansion at Hudson Yards ...

As the ancient world witnessed the birth of democracy 500 or so years before the common era, the prolific Athenian playwright Sophokles was penning the first written dramas. That these two touchstones ...

The voices are the highlight of this delightful, sold-out holiday treat. It is hard to imagine, especially at this time of year, that anyone hasn’t seen the beloved 1965 movie version of Rodgers and ...

Jeffrey Shankle as Harold Hill in ‘The Music Man.’ Photo by Jeri Tidwell Photography. Has anyone not seen The Music Man? Ever since its 1957 Broadway debut ran for 1,375 performances, followed by ...

The production is an absolute blast — a deliciously sardonic, disturbingly funny, and sensual musical about greed, exceptionalism, and avarice. The musical American Psycho, with book by Roberto ...

Shakespeare Theatre Company picks a former BET soundstage in Northeast for its star-studded spring production. Beginning its four-city tour in Liverpool next month, the production will travel to ...

Inspired by the childhood of Frida Kahlo, this bilingual musical for young audiences sparkles with life. Frida Libre, a bilingual world premiere, opened to a packed house at GALA Hispanic Theatre.

Top-tier comedic performances abound in this perfectly executed love letter to musical theater. It is rare to see a production turn B+ material into an A+ show, given how difficult it is to build on a ...

The new musical zings along with high-end energy, an exceptional cast, excellent staging, and songs that drive the plot with humor, nuance, and tenderness. A new city, a new school, and divorcing ...

In part three of our "Summer of Hamilton" series, New York Times bestselling author L.M. Elliott examines the endearing sisterhood of the Schuyler Sisters. One of the myriad things Lin-Manuel Miranda ...

Some plays just get better with age. An Irish Carol, now in its 14th year at DC’s Keegan Theatre, is one of those gems. When I first saw Matthew J. Keenan’s holiday play back in 2017, I was impressed ...

The 150-minute nostalgia trip is a night full of theatrical comfort food. Joe Papp, the famed founder of New York City’s Public Theater, long believed in the value of theater as a democracy that could ...