2/Oct/2008 - 25/Oct/2008 : Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see one of theatre’s richest and most enduring creative partnerships

26/Sep/2008 - 26/Oct/2008 : The Abbey Theatre is delighted to present this daring adaptation of Dostoevsky’s classic tale of family rivalries, created by renowned Irish playwright Enda Walsh (Disco Pigs, Bedbound, The Walworth Farce) and the award-winning theatre O.

Al Reynolds continues to have a soft spot for Star Jones, despite their impending divorce.

We're in the middle of a presidential campaign, the argument goes, and it's anxiety-provoking enough that the Secret Service started guarding Barack Obama earlier than any other candidate. Why on earth would a theater stage "Assassins" right now?

You don't know how much the eye willfully ignores until an artist calls attention to it.

Al Reynolds continues to have a soft spot for Star Jones, despite their impending divorce.

Billy Elliot's dance teacher is coming to New York. Haydn Gwynne, who originated the role of Mrs. Wilkinson in the London production of "Billy Elliot the Musical," will make her Broadway debut in the hit show opening Nov. 13 at the Imperial Theatre.

"It's the most fun I've ever had as a songwriter," Dolly Parton twanged Tuesday as she announced that the stage version of "9 to 5: The Musical" would open on Broadway next spring.

Peter Martins, ballet master in chief of the New York City Ballet, is the newest member of the National Museum of Dance Hall of Fame.

Puppetry. It's an art form that stretches across boundaries of age, geography, and language and speaks to the very core of what it means to be scared out of your mind. Just look at those things jumping around: Yikes! Unless the puppets are in the delicate hands of a master like Wayne Martin , that is. Martin, who has been ...