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The legendary drag dinner club, now located west of the theater district, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this fall.

Theater Resources Unlimited celebrated its 25th anniversary at a gala where Jana Robbins was honored.

The beloved sitcom star ups his musical theater cred with a summer-long engagement at the midtown cabaret.

The TV and film veteran--and Hollywood wife--is playing father Baptista in the all-female Shakespeare in the Park.

The cast album from City Center's 'Paint Your Wagon', starring Carradine, has just come out.

Back at the theater where he broke out with 'Sleepwalk With Me', the actor and stand-up says thank God for jokes.

Tom Viertel, exec director of the Commercial Theater Institute, talks about how his organization trains people to produce on Broadway.

It's only appropriate that Tommy, who's committed to diversity and an int'l perspective in theater, is helming an Africa-set play that's Broadway's first ever whose writer, director and cast are all black women.

Known for both her contemporary and Shakespearean work, Taichman will go straight from one off-Bway show to another this year.

She's won multiple Tonys for big, splashy, toe-tapping musicals, but Stro's current project is a nonmusical family dramedy off-Broadway.

Kauffman's deft hand with the quirky work of contemporary playwrights has earned her awards in NY and regionally.

A frequent collaborator with playwright Lynn Nottage, Whoriskey has directed a slew of premieres and revivals around the country.

The Tony nominee is creating and headlining concerts showcasing musical-theater composers; first up: LaChiusa.

The actor is starring in the world premiere of a play he's written, 'Burning Desire', in Connecticut.

Vereen talks about his arts advocacy, the Oscars controversy, 'Hamilton' and more.

The Broadway star just released a DVD of her 54 Below show, performed in a holiday musical and at Joe's Pub, and is prepping for BroadwayCon.

The 'American in Paris' star and owner of 2 dogs will perform with other Broadway talents at the 54 Below benefit.

A familiar face on TV comedies, Myrin is now getting laughs on stage at the Public.

With her current role downtown in Max Posner's 'Judy', the award-winning actress is helping launch another playwright's career.

The former 'Law & Order' detective has a role in the new off-Bway drama 'Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait'.