It can be safely assumed that the majority of playgoers filing into The Public's LuEsther Theater for the 7:30 opening night performance of author/director Richard Nelson's Women Of a Certain Age on Tuesday night took their seats expecting to see Hillary Clinton declared the President-Elect of The United States sometime during the party that followed.
Theater for the New City Executive Director Crystal Field and the Textile Co., an in-house group at the theater, are presenting 'Victoria Woodhull,' written by Claude Solnik and directed by Donna Mejia, for its New York City debut Nov. 17 through Dec. 4 at Theater for the New City, 155 First Ave., New York, NY.
Following her shocking and unexpected defeat in last night's presidential election to Republican candidate Donald Trump, the Tony Award winner turned to Twitter to share his upbeat and eloquent thoughts on the election's outcome and the future of America. Check them out below:
Live from Trump Tower, Stephen Colbert had an exclusive interview with Melania Trump (Broadway's Laura Benanti) to discuss her election day vote alongside husband Donald Trump, as well as her new role as First Lady.
Well, it's finally over! After what feels like an unprecedentedly long election cycle, Donald Trump has been elected President of The United States of America! The Broadway community has been incredibly vocal in its support of Hillary Clinton as a result of some of the dangerous and discriminatory rhetoric preached by the opposing candidate.
Below, check out LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS monologue highlights from last night's broadcast
On the eve of the election, late night television hosts called in the big guns to help get out the vote and take aim at Republican candidate Donald Trump. Below, check out all the highlights
On the LATE LATE SHOW with JAMES CORDEN, nearing bedtime, James calls in his dad, (Benedict Cumberbatch), for a story and settles on the tale of the 2016 election, pitting Hillary Clinton against Donald Trump.
'Hold the door!' George R.R. Martin surprised volunteers in Santa Fe today to encourage early voting. Learn more: IWillVote.com,' tweeted the Hillary Clinton for New Mexico campaign account.
Days before Election Day, musician, producer and philanthropist Steve Aoki held a Get Out The Vote (GOTV) performance for Hillary Clinton and Democrats in Las Vegas as part of Hillary for America's “Love Trumps Hate” concert series.
On CNN over the weekend, Donald Trump surrogate Scottie Nell Hughes incorrectly referred to a 'Molotov Cocktail' as a 'Mazel Tov Cocktail,' while she was offering her opinion on a recent Jay-Z concert.
The votes are in and kids nationwide have chosen Hillary Clinton as the winner of Nickelodeon's 2016 Kids Pick The President “Kids' Vote.”
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Last night's cold open on SNL started out frosty as ever, with Alec Baldwin and Kate Mckinnon reprising their roles as Donald Trump and Secretary Hillary Clinton, respectively. The pair were joined by Cecily Strong as Erin Burnett, host of CNN's OutFront. After the latest rumble of an e-mail scandal caused by James Comey this previous week, the sketch was built primarily around Burnett repeatedly returning to the discussion of Clinton's e-mails, even in the face of Baldwin's Trump literally kissing a member of the KKK, Putin, and other controversial figures who have endorsed and supported Trump's campaign.
On last night's TONIGHT SHOW, guest Rachel Maddow walked Jimmy through why FBI Director James Comey's Hillary Clinton letter doesn't make sense. Later, Maddow chats about Donald Trump's election "suspense" promise.
Below, check out monologue highlights from last night's LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS
Lena Dunham just unveiled a new Funny or Die video in support of Hillary Clinton featuring a familiar Broadway face. Click below to watch Dunham rap a 'Sensual Pantsuit Anthem' for her candidate of choice, with appearances by THE COLOR PURPLE's Cynthia Erivo and more!
NBC News and MSNBC together will deliver nonstop coverage of election night 2016 anchored live from NBC News world headquarters in New York City.
FOX News Channel (FNC) will provide extensive live coverage leading up to and during Election Day beginning Sunday, November 6th through Wednesday, November 9th.
On Saturday evening, November 5, 2016, at 7 p.m., at Riverside's Fox Performing Arts Center, members of the Second City comedy troupe will apply their unique comedy style to this election season, in a performance of UNELECTABLE YOU: THE SECOND CITY'S COMPLETELY UNBIASED POLITICAL REVUE. UNELECTABLE YOU, jointly presented by Second City and Slate Magazine, is a fast-paced combination of sketch, improvisation, music, and multi-media that takes a hard-hitting look at the United States' election process in general and the improbable events of 2016 in particular.
