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We asked theater fans who stopped by our booth at BroadwayCon to share what they want to see this year. 856 Post-It Notes later and the results are tabulated.
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Primary Stages' production of "Pride and Prejudice" is funny, heartfelt, and incredibly theatrical. Director Amanda Dehnert tells us how she balances all those elements in the show.
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Traveling to the UK this holiday season? Here are the holiday-specific shows you need to see.
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Show-Score talks to Ann Kittredge about returning to the stage after ten years of stay-at-home motherhood. She performs October 18th at Feinstein's/54 Below.
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Here's where to see the next big innovations not just in theater, but in storytelling as a whole.
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Watch out, New York - New Jersey is home to some of the most daring and dynamic theater companies around, and they're all gearing up for a great fall season. Here's a guide to some of the best theater New Jersey has to offer.
“Really Rosie” (by Maurice Sendak and Carole King) is back in NYC. The director tells us why she cast kids of all colors, sizes, and abilities.
Canada's Soulpepper Theatre is taking over the Signature Theatre this month. Here's your guide to their exciting mix of plays, musicals, solo shows, concerts, and impromptu cabarets.
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Which shows have showed you something true about your own life? Let's discuss them here.
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"Amerike – The Golden Land" is a currently running musical performed almost entirely in Yiddish. How do these non-Yiddish-speaking actors do it?
Your guide to summer theater in the Berkshires, with tips on currently running shows, plus dining, lodging, and other attractions.
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The theater can be a wonderful place to engage young minds with complex social issues. Here are 11 productions that can get your child inspired and ready to change the world.
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Standing Room only is the cheapest way to see hit shows: if you put in the legwork!
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