Special Reports

Belgian experimental theater director Ivo van Hove has big changes planned for the golden-age American musical.

Plus, we remind of you of a David Henry Hwang-Jeanine Tesori musical, which closes this weekend.

The streaming service is distributing screen adaptations of American Son, The Prom, and Tick, Tick…Boom!

Also, we remind you of the new Tracy Letts play on Broadway closing this weekend.

November features a bunch of new musicals and plays, and one notable revival. Goody goody.

Disney revisits its 1989 animated classic with new live performances.

We also give a final shout-out to a sexy show in Brooklyn closing this weekend.

You don't need to go out of your way to dress like these theatrical characters.

Silly names are serious business in the musical theater.

How an unorthodox revival of a classic musical managed to stay afloat for nearly a year in the perilous waters of commercial off-Broadway.

Mary-Louise Parker also makes the cut in her new Broadway role along with a revival of Ntozake Shange's landmark work For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf.

Here's our incomplete list of the screen-to-stage adaptations currently eyeing a Broadway run.

We also recommend the return of a long-running parody revue of Broadway shows.

Martin Scorsese's new crime epic will have a limited screening engagement at the 44th Street venue.

Plus, see what we previously thought of a new musical by David Henry Hwang and Jeanine Tesori currently in previews off-Broadway.

Plus, watch a new music video with the cast of Girl From the North Country.

These baddies are as fun to play as they are to watch.

Seyi Omooba plans to sue two UK theaters for religious discrimination after losing her role in The Color Purple.

This week, we highlight shows currently in previews on Broadway that we liked off-Broadway and elsewhere.

So many shows, so little time.

Classic Stage Company is set to mount an off-Broadway revival of the Sondheim musical in 2020.

We also recommend an off-Broadway revival of a 2013 solo show written by and starring Martin Moran.

Two critics debate the world's most popular feline follies.

The show is set to debut next summer in Chicago.