Theater

Mary isn’t merely white; on a paint chip she’d be somewhere between “eggshell” and “iceberg.” Or on a psychological profile. Though she’s blond and blue-eyed and wears a snowy eyelet...

Tony Tanner, a versatile actor, writer and director whose biggest Broadway success was directing “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” in 1982, a production that helped make that musical a...

Glenn Close’s cheeks are bruised, her eyes half-closed; a clear oxygen tube snakes out of her nostrils under a mop of disheveled gray hair. The lamp on her night stand...

“If you don’t do anything, nothing can go wrong.” So sings a pop-up character not otherwise involved in the story of “Romantics Anonymous,” the hyperglycemic 2017 musical streaming live through...

LONDON — Can we get his doctor’s number? That’s a question that might occur to viewers of “Beat the Devil,” the 50-minute solo play at the Bridge Theater here, in...

Every September, stages around the country spring back to life after the summer slowdown. This year, however, all usual bets are off as theaters ponder not just their fall seasons,...

UK union Bectu has called on the government to provide the culture and entertainment sector with further support in coming months after its announcement yesterday of additional COVID-19 restrictions, which...

Give your regards to Broadway? Not until springtime. So what’s with a show’s custom wardrobe that cost long months and big money to create? Per John Kristiansen, who handles the...

Nick Cordero was just 41, married, and the father of a newborn son, when he got sick with what turned out to be the coronavirus. He was a Broadway performer...

A couple of weeks ago, when The New York Times asked people what changes they sought in a post-pandemic theater, the pithiest answer came from the playwright Raquel Almazan. “I...