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Linguists reveal how the elevated accent we associate with Shakespeare deprives listeners of poetry and humor.

An annual production to raise funds for a local museum now benefits a non-profit set up by Harper Lee.

The Pulitzer Prize For Drama was first awarded in 1918, because they didn't consider any play to be worthy in 1917.

After touring New York's prisons, nursing homes, community centers and shelters the compact production enjoys a run at the House of Papp.

Regional theatres decide to go sexy, playful or suggestive when promoting their productions.

Director Anna D. Shapiro felt the use of real babies was taking the audience out of the drama.

Contemporary audiences have less patience for the slave-owner who wrote 'All men are created equal.'

The French playwright makes his Broadway debut with his Moliere Award winning drama.

A Los Angeles-based company opens eyes to the capabilities of wheelchair users.

Although the musical's theme is about acceptance, a transgender audience member objected to the use of a word.

Born on February 14th, the actor/playwright is asking people to dedicate the 14th of every month to making people aware of everyday atrocities against girls.

'Children are Maggots!' says the nasty headmistress Miss Trunchbull in the internationally acclaimed musical MATILDA.

The winner of Charitybuzz's new auction will join the student revolutionaries on stage during 'The People's Song.'

More than just an afternoon at the theatre, #EduHam is a full curriculum inspiring students to look at history with a modern eye.

German philosopher Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's 1779 play was forbidden to be performed until after his death.

Real estate agents and local businesses and attractions are noticing a sharp increase in interest in the past year.

The playwright who helped introduce Yasmina Reza to Broadway now does the same for Florian Zeller.

The Richard Rodgers Theatre is packed with New York City students for a full day of HAMILTON fun.

After an amazing first day of sales, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Jeremy McCarter's book is going into 3rd printing.

Charitybuzz's new auction offers two house seats to see your favorite kid rock out on Broadway.