Theater
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‘Mankind’ Theater Review: Dystopian Drama Touts Women’s Rights – With All-Male Cast
“Hell on Wheels” star Anson Mount stars in an overlong futuristic dramedy
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Ben Vereen Apologizes for ‘Inappropriate Conduct’ With Actresses on 2015 Stage Production
One actress says “Roots” star pressured her into oral sex
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‘Alias Grace’ Actor Albert Schultz Resigns From Soulpepper Theatre Company After Sexual Assault Lawsuits
Actor is described as a “serial sexual predator” in lawsuits filed by four women
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Hugh Jackman’s Top Hat Obsession: It’s a Thing, People (Photos)
“The Greatest Showman” is the latest sign of the Aussie star’s long-standing addiction
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11 Best Theater Productions of 2017, From Oscar Isaac to ‘A Doll’s House Part 2’ (Photos)
TheWrap Best & Worst 2017: Several young playwrights, from Annie Baker to Steven Levenson, help to revitalize the stage
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10 Worst Theater Productions of 2017: From Michael Moore to ‘Amelie’ (Photos)
TheWrap Best & Worst 2017: Plus, David Mamet and John Patrick Shanley continue to plummet
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‘Farinelli and the King’ Broadway Review: Handel Upstages Mark Rylance
The actor puts his full arsenal of mannerisms on display to prevent countertenor Iestyn Davies from stealing the show
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Adam Driver to Star in Broadway Revival of Lanford Wilson’s ‘Burn This’
“Star Wars” actor plans to squeeze in stage return sometime in 2019
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Kristin Chenoweth to Star in Stage Musical Version of Meryl Streep’s ‘Death Becomes Her’
Universal is developing project based on Robert Zemeckis’ 1992 black comedy with Goldie Hawn and Bruce Willis
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‘The Children’ Broadway Review: How to Cope After a Nuclear Meltdown
Lucy Kirkwood has written a Big Issue play that recalls Martin McDonagh and Rod Serling, but goes to a much scarier place
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New Dustin Hoffman Accuser: ‘Night After Night I Went Home and Cried’
Actress says two-time Oscar winner would also put his “hand up under my slip on the inside of my thighs”
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‘Describe the Night’ Theater Review: Delivering the Putin Backstory in a Grand Fashion
A play about totalitarianism and thought control could be painfully dreary in a Soviet sort of way. Rajiv Joseph’s flair for grand soap opera makes his three-hour play anything but
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‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ Broadway Review: Bouncy Tunes Keep Soggy Book Afloat
New show takes a less literal approach to its animated source material than “Shrek” or other recent family musicals
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Armie Hammer to Make Broadway Debut in ‘Straight White Men’
Actor joins Tom Skerritt in revival of Young Jean Lee’s dark comedy in summer 2018
