Theatre

New one-man show reexamines Latinos’ role in history John Leguizamo’s theatrical career has been driven by a series of one-man shows

Legions of little girls may know Idina Menzel  as the voice of Frozen’s Elsa, but it’s the Broadway musical stage where

Guys and Dolls may have been the first time anyone saw wise guy exploits brought to the Great White Way, but

Cultural Arts Playhouse debuts Long Island premiere of Side Show Nestled among businesses and offices on Syosset’s Michael Drive is Cultural

Dear Evan Hansen actor hails from Locust Valley When Dear Evan Hansen opened on Broadway in December, it was already surrounded

Following more than a year of positive buzz and a sold-out run in the spring at Second Stage Theatre, the new

The New York City Ballet’s annual season of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker returns It’s not the Christmas season until Marie and

Living legend is not a designation that should be casually tossed around. But in the case of Chita Rivera, it’s a

Fans of the Great White Way are well familiar with the impressive body of work the woman born Dolores Conchita Figueroa

A new play opened in previews this week that Long Islanders might take a particular interest in. It’s called The Babylon

While most people view James Cagney as the prototypical hard-boiled gangster affiliated with the Golden Age of Hollywood, the musical that

After embarking on a captivating journey down memory lane, theatergoers exit Beautiful: The Carole King Musical craving another hour—or two—of the

If you haven’t seen School of Rock—The Musical yet, then grab a hall pass and head over to the Winter Garden