Dec 29 Paul Bettany On Transforming Into Andy Warhol In ‘The Collaboration’ Paul Bettany dons a white wig to make his Broadway debut in this play about Andy Warhol's partnership with Jean-Michel Basquiat. By Harry Haun
Dec 16 Review: ‘Becky Nurse of Salem’ Rides a Witch Revival Wave Sarah Ruhl's new play draws parallels between the infamous 17th century witch trials and our own times. By Rhoda Feng
Dec 11 Review: ‘Some Like It Hot’ Is The Joyous Broadway Musical People Have Been Praying For Dusted off, polished and revitalized to reflect contemporary values, 'Some Like It Hot' remains close to perfect. By Rex Reed
Nov 23 The Joys and Laughs of Family Feuds: “The Humans” is a Painful, Comic Thanksgiving Treat By Harry Haun
Nov 8 Terrence McNally’s Final Gift: Laughter, Tears and a Message From Another Dimension By Harry Haun
Sep 23 The Tonys Are Back After More Than a Year of Chaos. Here’s How to Watch and Who Might Win By Harry Haun
Jul 1 David Geffen’s $150 Million Gift to the Yale School of Drama Will Make Tuition Free By Helen Holmes
Mar 4 New York City Theatrical Venues Can Reopen in April at 33% Capacity, Cuomo Announces By Helen Holmes
May 22 National Memorial Day Concert to Feature Renée Fleming, Cynthia Erivo and More By Helen Holmes
Dec 2 Lincoln Center’s $550 Million Renovation of Geffen Hall Should Please Concertgoers By Helen Holmes