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Director/choreographer Austin McCormick has established Company XIV as one of the most vibrant and original troupes regularly contributing to New York City's performing arts scene. 

The Tony winning playwright expects a full recovery after Sunday night's random attack.

Nearly half of the 74 poor souls who lose their lives in Shakespeare's 37 plays were victims of stabbings. A decent chunk of them were beheaded and one was memorably pursued by a bear.

Before becoming Broadway's first wheelchair-using performer, she was the first wheelchair-user enrolled in NYU's prestigious CAP 21 musical theatre program.

Omar Sharif Jr. is the special guest as Urie and company dish and delight over this classic flick.

Meat-and-potatoes David Mamet served fresh by its two stars.

'I felt really mixed about it,' says Broadway's first wheelchair-using performer.

Meet the stage and screen legend after seeing David Mamet's new play from VIP seats.

Director Evan Cabnet and set designer Beowulf Boritt give an insider look creating the drama's pivotal visual.

Miranda talks about preserving the author's intent in casting future productions of HAMILTON.

One of the changes made during the Public Theater run was the cutting of this final picture.

As VIOLET makes its Australian premiere, Broadway's most successful female composer talks about opening doors for women.

The case that divided a nation is the subject of a new FX Networks series that features many stage favorites.

You may find yourself smirking at the cheesiness of it all as much as gasping at the wonder of it all.

Though Elizabeth Taylor was well known for AIDS activism, she also secretly provided medication to those who were suffering.

Irving Berlin's 1949 musical about the model who posed for the Statue of Liberty is rarely done.

Robin de Jesus posts program from Manhattan Theatre Club reading.

THE WIZ was part of a growing trend of the 1970s when urban black stories and music were making their way to Broadway.

HAMILTON's arranger/orchestrator/music director gets in on his musical's new STAR WARS connection.

Believe it or not, Mark Hamill has appeared in more Broadway shows than STAR WARS movies.