Often, it’s near-impossible to believe that American women won the right to vote less than 100 years ago. When reminded, many think of the fight for enfranchisement as a relatively benign process: men were puffed...

We all know how to start a fire, right? Rub two sticks together long enough and you’ll get something to ignite. Theoretically, maybe, but in the world premiere of David Rabe’s new play, An Early History of Fire...

Dancer Hilary Easton and Fashion Designer Cynthia Rowley Team Up For ‘The Heart is Like a Toboggan’

It’s extremely rare that Broadway theatre is inventive, compelling, and fun. Such is the case, however, with Peter and the Starcatcher, the prequel to the Peter Pan story

Political theater is almost always problematic. Characters often get lost in the messages they are trying to get across and the messages then feel incomplete or didactic.

Race and real estate and the volatile values of each collide in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Clybourne Park by Bruce Norris, which opened April 19 at the Walter Kerr Theatre on Broadway. If you think it’s about...

In 2009, a group of dancers in crisp white apparel took the stage, dancing their hearts out and conveying their hopes, heartaches, and dreams onto the floor. Movement traveled through time like a joyous symphony...

Gershwin wrote “Rhapsody in Blue,” Picasso painted Le Demoiselles d’Avignon, and Babe Ruth knocked another one out of Yankee Stadium. But wait. There’s another risk taker you may not know about — yet....

Rarely do we see true beauty in the theater, but Give Me Your Hand provides one of those extremely special moments.

Don’t think that just because the protagonist of Teresa’s Ecstasy, currently playing at The Cherry Lane Theatre in the West Village in New York, is making a menopausal pilgrimage back...