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In a quiet neighborhood cul-de-sac no one can control the growing addiction to a new online game.

Would New York audiences be able to easily follow a drama about the intricacies of England's constitutional monarchy?

The groundbreaking television star and producer got his big break in Rodgers and Hart's TOO MANY GIRLS.

The great Hollywood actor gives an overview of his dubious Broadway career.

ON YOUR FEET!, the new Broadway musical based on the life story of seven-time GRAMMY winning international superstar Gloria Estefan and her husband, nineteen-time GRAMMY winning producer-musician-entrepreneur Emilio Estefan, opens on Broadway tonight, November 5, 2015 at the Marquis Theatre. Let's see what the critics had to say...

So many success stories have humble beginnings and for Miranda it was at a piano recital playing 'Camptown Races' when he was six years old.

Catch some of the last minute warmups and preparations as the overture plays in the background.

When cast as a flamboyant 1930s fashion industry tastemaker, Carson Elrod knew exactly which role model to emulate.

Results of a survey of 177 non-profit theatres across America.

The Tony-winning Broadway star talks about his favorite books and literary characters he'd like to play.

Stephen Karam's drama explores a darker side of family love during a Thanksgiving dinner.

See SYLVIA, THERESE RAQUIN, CLEVER LITTLE LIES Or WAITRESS and Meet The Stars Backstage

The 2010 Fordham Law alumnus gave a uniquely inside look at the creation of the Broadway smash.

1968 met 2015 as original companies of DAMES AT SEA mingle at Drama League Gala honoring Bernadette Peters.

The storytelling suffers from typical jukebox musical problems, but director Jerry Mitchell keeps the show moving.

As a child he and his family were imprisoned by the United States government. As an activist today, he fights for America's principles.

The identity of a Seattle-based theatre critic whose photo was on a Craig's List ad offering to sell press comps has been revealed.

The satirical website based in Boston's Emerson College posts an article whose scenario is all too familiar with Broadway fans come every October 31st.

Daphne Rubin-Vega is completely captivating in a solo performance that requires her to sit perfectly still for most of its 100 minutes,