The answer is “yes.” They really do take it all off. Full disclosure: the big moment is handled with artistic flair and gives the audience — onstage and in the actual theater — what they came for. Of ...

The plays of Neil Simon used to be ubiquitous among community theaters and local playhouses. Hardly a season went by without a healthy array of The Odd Couple, The Prisoner of Second Avenue, The Good ...

In their online videos discussing Merry Wives on Shakespeare Theatre Company’s website, playwright Jocelyn Bioh and director Taylor Reynolds speak of wanting to convey the “joy” and “vibrancy” of the ...

Picture twinkling stars above the Scottish countryside, a six-piece band playing lively tunes, glasses of whisky with which to raise a toast, two sets of bagpipes, an abundance of tartan, singing, ...

The thirteen-track recording by the multi-talented singer, actor, dancer, songwriter, and two-time BroadwayWorld Award winner Mark William leads listeners with his smooth and resonant bass-to-baritone ...

Miriam Battye's not-quite-romantic comedy explores love, loneliness, and lying to (and about) ourselves in the age of swiping. “Dating in an app-driven world can feel less like romance and more like ...

British fashion designer and couturier Alexander McQueen (1969-2010) is the subject of the new Off-Broadway production House of McQueen, now playing a limited engagement of The Mansion at Hudson Yards ...

Mark Twain is credited with giving writers the sound advice to “Write what you know,” and that’s what librettist, composer, and lyricist Michael Levin does with his musical Sober Songs, now playing a ...

In 1961, Walt Disney Productions released the Oscar-nominated film The Parent Trap, based on the book Lottie and Lisa (Das Doppelte Lottchen) by Erich Kästner and starring Hayley Mills as identical ...

This deeply introspective and imaginative memory play about healing from sexual trauma absolutely warrants a full production. Ché Navïn Arrington — a Black, gay, trans artist and writer born in DC — ...

The performers' boundless energy and excitement created an almost immersive experience with plentiful “awws,” “oohs,” laughter, and gasps filling the room. Ever wonder what the secret to being a good ...

It's not only a show for kids, but a playful send-up of theater itself with plenty of self-referential humor for adults to enjoy. Since Sesame Street first appeared on public television in 1969, it ...