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How many of these great songs do you know from underappreciated musicals?

Meet the Bottom who's heading for the top with a new auction from Charitybuzz.

The 89-year-old theatre is where Peter Hall directed the English-language premiere of Samuel Beckett's WAITING FOR GODOT.

Jane Krakowski was an emerging Broadway star when she first gained national attention for 'Ally McBeal.'

Writers seeking fame and recognition are generally advised to steer clear of the task of writing books for Broadway musicals. Regarded by theatre insiders to be perhaps the most vital, yet most underappreciated element of a successful musical, the book oftentimes receives the least credit when a musical's a hit, but is the first thing blamed if it's a flop.

Founded by Idina Menzel and Taye Diggs in 2010, A BroaderWay offers girls from urban communities an outlet for self-expression and creativity.

Between classic showtunes, the Broadway legend shares memories of how her life-long love affair with Broadway began.

like many breakout television stars, Tituss Burgess was a Broadway favorite before the rest of the country discovered him.

Charitybuzz's new online auction helps benefit the New York Pops.

Google Books, which allows users to search from scanned copies of over 20 million books, ruled fair use.

Linguists reveal how the elevated accent we associate with Shakespeare deprives listeners of poetry and humor.

An annual production to raise funds for a local museum now benefits a non-profit set up by Harper Lee.

The Pulitzer Prize For Drama was first awarded in 1918, because they didn't consider any play to be worthy in 1917.

After touring New York's prisons, nursing homes, community centers and shelters the compact production enjoys a run at the House of Papp.

Regional theatres decide to go sexy, playful or suggestive when promoting their productions.

Director Anna D. Shapiro felt the use of real babies was taking the audience out of the drama.

Contemporary audiences have less patience for the slave-owner who wrote 'All men are created equal.'

The French playwright makes his Broadway debut with his Moliere Award winning drama.

A Los Angeles-based company opens eyes to the capabilities of wheelchair users.

Although the musical's theme is about acceptance, a transgender audience member objected to the use of a word.