Recent Theater News
NEW YORK (AP) — Quiara Alegria Hudes's Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Water by the Spoonful," about an Iraq war veteran struggling to find his place in the world, will land in New York in December.
The theater season is almost over for Teatro de la Luna, but it has one major production to mount: "Las Quiero a las Dos" ("I Want Them Both") by internationally acclaimed Argentinian playwright Ricardo Talesnik.
There's a delightful exhilaration to be found in live, interactive performance, and Look Both Ways: Street Arts Across America is Kennedy Center's way of providing it.
In the current production of "The Taming of the Shrew" at the Folger Shakespeare Theatre, the two central roles of Petruchio and the woman who eventually becomes his wife, Katherine, are being played by real-life husband and wife of almost four years, Cody Nickell and Kate
NEW YORK (AP) — It's not what you expect to discuss when you sit down with a playwright, especially one who's opening on Broadway in a few days. But it's really hard not to talk about food with Nicky Silver.
If the idea of our nation's forefathers belting out show tunes from behind their desks at Independence Hall appalls you, this isn't the musical for you.
On Monday night, the National Theatre's Helen Hayes Gallery was the scene for the announcement of the nominations for the 28th annual Helen Hayes Awards, which are among the most important honors for local artists and theater companies.
The Kinsey Sicks' latest show, at Theater J, takes maximum advantage of the fact that this is a presidential election year.
"Josephine Tonight," at MetroStage, by no means offers a complete biography of the Josephine Baker who took the world by storm in the early 20th century.

