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An outgoing phone message from the SOMETHING ROTTEN! star, dinner with THE LION KING's Dialect Consultant, an on-stage appearance in JERSEY BOYS.

Accustomed to New York's nightlife, the newly-drafted Broadway composer wrote this whimsical protest march.

A fascinating display of artistic interpretations of Arthur Miller productions.

The celebrated author's entire estate was left to Harvard University, a school he never attended.

The great lady of Broadway and Hollywood will direct a 60th anniversary production at the Sydney Opera House.

Americans For The Arts cites information for voters on candidates' stances on arts issues.

The playwright utilizes blank verse in iambic pentameter in a futuristic story of today's royal family.

Jo Bonney directs Pollono's latest about troubled working class New Englanders.

At a recent visit, he called the popular haunt a temple for artists of the theatre.

Leslie Uggams will star in the actor/playwright's new play.

How much do you know about the off-stage lives of George Takei, Lea Salonga and Telly Leung?

A crack team helps her transform from the nervous bride to the cool photographer.

She calls the casting, 'a self-serving and disrespectful directing exercise for a paying audience.'

The outrageous Broadway clown tweets about rehearsing ONCE UPON A MATTRESS, seeing ALLEGIANCE and more.

The new David Mamet play starring Al Pacino and directed by Pam MacKinnon will open two weeks later than scheduled.

An ancient theatre is the oldest structure ever uncovered on the island nation.

An original new musical drama that gives a history lesson about institutionalized racism in America.

The relationship of poets Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell, as told through a 30 year correspondence.

The fifth of HAMILTON's series of vintage style photographs taken by Josh Lehrer.

A cast of children are enclosed in a room that separates them from the audience with one-way mirrors.