Bryce Pinkham’s built plenty of momentum since he made his Broadway debut in 2010. Only three years later, he earned his first Tony nomination—for the wildly popular A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder—and has since landed the plum role of Peter Patrone in the critically praised revival of Wendy Wasserstein’s ... More

For Renée Fleming, the four-time Grammy Award–winning soprano—and arguably the world’s most celebrated opera singer—the past year has presented a series of larger-than-life firsts. Fleming performed the National Anthem at the Super Bowl in 2014, and this spring she’ll make her inaugural appearance on Broadway in the upcoming Living on ... More

When Finding Neverland opens on April 15, it will bring the story of how Peter Pan scribe J.M. Barrie wrote his most famous creation to the Broadway stage. And while Peter Pan has appeared in countless mediums—from books to cartoons and feature films—the theater has always had a special appreciation for the boy who wouldn’t ... More

Make no mistake: "Queen of the Night // Diamond Horseshoe," the immersive theater experience that's taken New York City by storm, isn't for the faint of heart. Without giving too much away (the element of surprise is the best part), guests at the subterranean ball are asked to push the ... More

First it was the novels. Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, about the tumultuous career of Tudor power player Thomas Cromwell, each won a Booker Prize. Second came the theatrical adaptation, which was a tremendous success on the London stage. Third is the six-part television series, starring Mark Rylance and ... More

You may remember Andy Karl from last year’s feel-good musical Rocky, where he played the titular boxer with a heart of gold. But the Baltimore native switched gears (and a few decades) for his latest role as silver screen lothario Bruce Granit, starring opposite Kristin Chenoweth and Peter Gallagher in ... More

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Celebrated choreographer and modern dance pioneer Paul Taylor spearheads one of the most respected ensembles in the world. This month, The Paul Taylor Dance Company is returning to the Lincoln Center stage to perform riveting sequences that are not to be missed. DuJour spoke with a few lovely ... More

When The River came across the pond, most of the London production of playwright Jez Butterworth’s latest work—including leading man Dominic West—was left behind. That wasn’t the case for Laura Donnelly. The Irish-born actress has the distinction of being the only player to appear in the show in London and on Broadway, ... More

Among the musicals and large-cast dramas, the superheroes and the tragediennes, a play is running at New York City’s Westside Theatre that is devoted to one woman, and she is someone who lived and died in the 19th century, famous in the Massachusetts town she lived in her whole life for ... More