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It's written in blank verse, contains soliloquies and even has a ghost, but is Mike Bartlett's future history play really Shakespearean?

After the devastatingly tragic KING LEAR, Shakespeare wrote PERICLES in the style of story theatre.

Theatre producer and designer creates STAR WARS poster art for three current U.K. tours.

The highly-regarded and influential music industry publication says the album works even without the benefit of seeing the show.

The free program that began in 2015 offers more free memberships for cultural institutions in 2016.

The popular actor and activist enjoys having his name on a vehicle that helps people take in the splendor of New York.

The recent Kennedy Center Honoree talks about her nearly 70 years in show business.

Ideal recreations of deceased loved ones populate the future.

The gathering of strangers to enjoy a communal experience is celebrated with the musical's second act rouser.

Before coming to Broadway, George appeared regionally in contemporary drama and Shakespeare

The two Broadway stars are honored by a society named for a fictional award in the film ALL ABOUT EVE.

Girl Be Heard creates a world for young women to find strength, realize their potential, and rise above their circumstances and society's expectations of them.

Many people are calling theatre cast albums soundtracks these days, but they are two very different things.

The memoir of KISS ME, KATE's director and Noel Coward's producer and lover published over 50 years after his passing.

Transport Group's revival may be the best reason to venture down to the Lower East Side since Yonah Schimmel learned how to make a knish.

The three stars talk about changes in their lives from being part of a full-blown phenomenon.

Being an artistic genius doesn't necessarily make you a math genius. A math geek explains the HAMILTON author's new clock.

Midtown West Elementary School students learn of enduring what seems unbearable with patience and dignity.

Opening night of any Broadway show is an electrically charged event, but the excitement level was on high voltage for these young stars.

Arts consulting firm Purple Seven reveals that venues are programming work performed and created by men and selling it to a predominantly female audience.