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Jelani Alladin and Krysta Rodriguez in rehearsal for <em>Hercules</em>.
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Hercules Will Flex Its Muscles at the Delacorte Theater — and You Can See It For Free
A Disney classic comes to the stage with a cast of 200 and the help of the Public Theater.
Heidi Schreck is the writer and star of <em>What the Constitution Means to Me</em>, which will close on August 24.
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Last Chance to See Heidi Schreck's What the Constitution Means to Me on Broadway
Plus, we highlight both a new Bess Wohl play and a new production of a Pulitzer Prize-winning Suzan-Lori Parks play in the Berkshires.
Nicole Kidman plays Satine in the 2001 film <em>Moulin Rouge!</em>, and Karen Olivo plays Satine in <em>Moulin Rouge! The Musical</em>.
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical Versus Moulin Rouge! the Movie: A Closer Look
We break down what has changed from Baz Luhrmann's 2001 film to the new Broadway musical directed by Alex Timbers.
Justin Trudeau's Mom Will Perform Her Solo Show Off-Broadway
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Justin Trudeau's Mom Will Perform Her Solo Show Off-Broadway
Margaret Trudeau will give three performances of Certain Woman of an Age for Audible at the Minetta Lane Theatre.
Jake Gyllenhaal and Stephanie J. Block Star in Our Critics' Top Faves This Week
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Jake Gyllenhaal and Stephanie J. Block Star in Our Critics' Top Faves This Week
In addition to highlighting two new shows, we remind you of three shows closing this weekend.
The West End cast of <em>Six</em>.
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The Tudor Girl Group Musical Six Is Poised for World Domination
A new musical about Henry VIII's six wives has scheduled productions across the globe.
Last Chance to See <em>Be More Chill</em>, <em>The Prom</em>, and More
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Last Chance to See Be More Chill, The Prom, and More
This week, we highlight top productions on and off-Broadway that are closing this Sunday, August 11.
Andrew Polec and Christina Bennington starred in the London run of <em>Bat Out Of Hell</em>, and will reprise their roles in New York.
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6 Shows You Should See in August
Chill out with some cool theater this summer.
Harold Prince Forever Changed Broadway
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Harold Prince Forever Changed Broadway
The legendary producer-director died this week at the age of 91.
Aaron Tveit and Karen Olivo star in <em>Moulin Rouge! The Musical</em>.
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical Is Among Our Critics' Top Faves This Week
We also recommend the latest solo show from Nanette star-creator Hannah Gadsby.
Revivals of <em>Little Shop of Horrors</em> Open Across America
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Revivals of Little Shop of Horrors Open Across America
What explains the sudden resurgence of the campy sci-fi musical?
Jared Joseph, Jasmine Forsberg, Annie Golden, and Christina Sajous star in <em>Broadway Bounty Hunter</em> at Greenwich House Theater.
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A New Joe Iconis Musical Is Among Our Critics' Top Faves This Week
We also remind you of two shows — one a Broadway revival of a Terrence McNally classic, the other a striking new off-Broadway musical — closing this weekend.
Caitlin Houlahan and Christopher Fitzgerald as Dawn and Ogie in Broadway's <em>Waitress</em>.
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7 Delicious Midtown Spots Where You Can Grab a Bite Before Your Show
Learn the food secrets of the theater district from our team.
Does Broadway Need Another <em>Cinderella</em>? Andrew Lloyd Webber Thinks So
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Does Broadway Need Another Cinderella? Andrew Lloyd Webber Thinks So
The classic fairytale is the basis of the Cats composer's latest musical.
The national touring cast of The Play That Goes Wrong, running at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles through August 11.
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Our Critics Saw Shows in New York and Beyond This Week — Here Are Their 5 Faves
Plays from New York, London, and Los Angeles made this week's cut.
6 Summer Shows for Kids and Families
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6 Summer Shows for Kids and Families
Beat the heat and bring the kids to these picks.
A Bunch of Broadway Shows Are Closing
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A Bunch of Broadway Shows Are Closing
This is your last-chance notice to see a huge chunk of the 2018-19 season.
New Grace McLean, David Cale Musicals Are Among Our Critics' Weekly Faves
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New Grace McLean, David Cale Musicals Are Among Our Critics' Weekly Faves
Plus, we highlight an older jukebox musical celebrating its 10th anniversary with a new production off-Broadway.
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7 Short Shows to See This Summer
Broadway and off-Broadway have you covered if you want to go to a matinee and still have an afternoon's worth of sunshine left.
Gabrielle McClinton, Sarah-Anne Martinez, and Janet Krupin star in <em>Leaving Eden</em>, part of the 2019 New York Musical Festival.
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5 Songs From the New York Musical Festival You Need to Hear
Here are the most exciting songs from NYMF 2019.
Can a Tony-Winning Actor Shame the Royal Shakespeare Company Into Shunning Oil Money?
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Can a Tony-Winning Actor Shame the Royal Shakespeare Company Into Shunning Oil Money?
Mark Rylance quit the Royal Shakespeare Company over its ties with BP. Will other actors follow his lead?
Austin Scott (foreground) and Nicholas Christopher (background) currently star in <em>Hamilton</em> on Broadway.
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Hamilton, Oklahoma!, and More Shows to See This Independence Day Weekend
Here are some Broadway and off-Broadway shows to help you celebrate America's independence.
<em>Rock of Ages</em> will return to New York for a 10th-anniversary revival.
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6 Shows You Should See in July
Here are our chief critic's must-see shows for July.
The LGBT Pride Parade Is the Biggest Theatrical Event of the Year — Here's What to Expect
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The LGBT Pride Parade Is the Biggest Theatrical Event of the Year — Here's What to Expect
The costumes, the sets, and the drama will be on display in cities around the world this weekend.