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There were no original cast albums in 1921, so this scene by scene synopsis of the original SHUFFLE ALONG is augmented by various recordings of songs from the score.

Meet the HAMILTON author/star at the Richard Rodgers Theatre when he personalizes a signature for your vinyl set.

Her new play's first draft was created at a ten-day silent playwriting retreat.

The organizations list of recommended new plays by women is helping to decrease the lack of gender parity in American theatre.

The Oscar-winner has a little fun with the other members of ECLIPSED's superb acting ensemble.

Barrtlett Sher and Adam Guettel made their Broadway debuts with this complex romantic musical.

The brilliant social satirist doesn't exactly have the HAMILTON author/star in stitches over her new bio-musical.

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It was ten months ago when composer/lyricist Robert Creighton buck and winged it to the York Theatre with a spirited and gutsy performance as the screen's greatest tough guy song and dance man, James Cagney. His pocket-sized musical vehicle, Cagney, while certainly rousing and entertaining, came off then as a promising work in progress; one that needed more heat to match the potential of its dramatic moments.

One of America's most beloved entertainers made a comedy bit about running for president and started getting votes!

The Twitter-grown comedy that opened this season with Jim Parsons returns in May with Sean Hayes.

Norway's newest cultural attraction will be a 25-acre theme park celebrating the playwright considered by many to be the father of modern drama.

Is a bad bug spreading among Broadway's stars? Or is it just a prank pulled by AVENUE Q's puppets?

His iconic performance as the 'obnoxious and disliked' John Adams may never have been if this 1967 TV series was a hit.

The esoteric director stages the Arthur Miller classic with a relatively restrained hand.

Dan's Paper of the Hamptons offers an unusual complaint from parents regarding the school musical.

With a career spanning seventy years in the theatre, Lucille Lortel's life mission was to help nurture emerging innovative playwrights.

The discovery of a letter sent to Hamilton's second from Burr's second prompted an investigation.