Cecily Strong, Florencia Lozano, and Andrea Syglowski muddle through the strain of support in John Patrick Shanley's newest play, now Off-Broadway.

Hear about the time Tony Yazbeck made Arthur Laurents cry, and how much Barbara Cook liked to curse.

From Tony winners to celebrity debuts to underrated performances, here are 10 performers who dazzled us this year.

Arlene Hutton began writing her play before the fall of Roe v. Wade, only for her invented scenarios to become horrible realities.

Tony-nominated composer Shaina Taub details the inspiration behind each song—from Rent to Mighty Ducks to the late Liz Swados.

Go inside the opening night celebration of the Pete Townshend musical with interviews and photos.

The Tony winner is currently Queen Aggravain to Sutton Foster’s Princess Fred in Once Upon a Mattress.

The Phantom of the Opera star is back on Broadway this season in the new Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman musical, Harmony.

The New York premier theatre scene used to be in lower Manhattan, but the HBO show dramatizes how it moved up to Midtown.

A new year, another new batch of works newly open for free adaptation and performance.

Her Off-Broadway play Manahatta looks at how the Lenape people lost their land and how that connects to the housing crisis of 2008.

Banned Together features songs, scenes, and monologues that American communities have banned or censored.

She is currently the first Asian-American actor to play Mama Morton in the Tony-winning Chicago revival, and she's been ready since 1997.