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A Chicago non-profit lets girls explore the works of William Shakespeare while using his classic texts to propel discussions of contemporary issues facing girls and women.

Meet the fabulous Broadway star as she performs in this summer's 'Broadway on the Vineyard' concert series.

The library's gallery show inspires viewers to imagine how audiences reacted to the first stage appearance by a female actor and the first British performance of Othello by a black actor.

Broadway's newest heavenly father and his trusty angel indulge in a Bette Midler standard.

Ted Cruz's controversial statement at the Republican Convention may have reminded theatre fans of a special AVENUE Q song.

Despite clunky writing, Berry Gordy's autobiographical musical is packed with great songs and terrific performances.

The leading character of WAITRESS has a lot of burdens to deal with, but there's a humorous spirit to the musical.

Audience members are asked to keep their cell phones on during PRIVACY, to discovery how much about ourselves isn't private.

Actor and activist George Takei has a message for Spanish-speaking American voters.

Financial problems started when the decades-old theater was flooded by Hurricane Sandy.

It was over forty years ago when Broadway great Chita Rivera first emerged from beneath the 46th Street Theatre to thrill audiences with 'All That Jazz.'

The Tony-winning actor realized that the anger his character feels for himself is a different version of the anger that others direct outward.

Before her name became synonymous with 'Speechgate,' Meredith McIver was a New York ballet dancer who briefly basked in the bright lights of Broadway.

The Broadway-bound musical is about what happens when a group of forgotten celebrities lend their support to a lesbian couple wanting to attend their prom.

They fly through the air in Broadway's Paramour, but they do pretty well on the ground, too,

The British triple-threat shows the dressing areas where the cast dons their fabulous footwear and gets their wigs applied.

One of the most inventive and thrilling theatre companies in New York has also been one of the unluckiest.

J.T. Rogers' emotional and darkly comic drama tells of the negotiations that led to the Oslo Accords.

Gerard Alessandrini, the mastermind behind Forbidden Broadway, devotes an entire show to Lin-Manuel Miranda's smash.

First a play, then a children's book and soon a documentary, THE GREEN BOOK CHRONICLES tells of a guide for African American travelers.