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After playing a woman who couldn't age in TUCK EVERLASTING, she's returning to the show about the boy who wouldn't grow up.

Funding allows Signature to charge only $25 per ticket for all productions during their initial runs, but is that enough to create a diverse audience?

1,500 volunteers took part in a nation-wide performance honoring the thousands who died in battle one hundred years ago.

A fee meant to help fund school programs may force students to limit activity in the school's drama program.

The New York Musical Festival regularly attracts Broadway favorites, Tony nominees and even a legend or two.

The former home of New York City's powerful Tammany Society had housed an Off-Broadway Theatre since 1985.

The Tony-winning British star celebrates her first stateside 4th of July with a joyous rendition of America's anthem.

The former, and perhaps future, first couple visit the Broadway smash just hours after Hillary Clinton's Saturday morning meeting with the FBI.

Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy starred in the 1955 Broadway production of N.C. Hunter's forgotten drama.

A Facebook user captures a moment when those protesting for justice demand to be heard.

When this photo was taken, Blitzstein was best known for having written a musical that the US Government tried to prevent from opening.

The two Broadway favorites will join the great New York orchestra for a July 7th concert at Forest Hills Stadium.

There are only two Broadway productions scheduled to come in during July and August this year, but this recent hit and old favorite are sure to heat things up.

Three cast members of the hit Broadway revival visit the landmark where so many refugees took their first steps in America.

The director of Broadway's WAITRESS and FINDING NEVERLAND, and Artistic Director of ART, speaks on engaging audiences.

A complete rundown of when productions are closing and when new ones are coming in.

Charitybuzz's new online auction offers dinner with the great star of television's 'Cagney and Lacey' and Broadway's GYPSY.

Though he's leaving the show to embark on his jazz career, the Tony-winner says he'll be back.

The character he plays at the Booth Theatre created the universe in less than a week, but Sean Hayes is required to take things at a more human pace.

Though she plays Tzeitel in the current Broadway revival, Silber wrote a continuation of Hodel's story after playing that role on the West End.