Broadway's seen its fair share of adaptations, wringing theatrical productions from children's books (Matilda) and campy films (9 to 5). This week the Great White Way gets a double-whammy as A Time To Kill, a courtroom drama based on the John Grisham novel that spawned a 1996 film, ... More

Opera has always made use of the darker side of life for inspiration, whether it's murder, adultery, deception or some nefarious mixture of the three. The Metropolitan Opera's latest commission is no different, except for the face that the tragedy plays out, for the most part, online. ... More

Big Fish has already lived two lives: The first as the 1998 novel by David Wallace and the second as the Oscar- and Golden Globe-nominated 2003 film directed by Tim Burton. Beginning October 6, the charming, over-the-top tale of Will Bloom and his quest to figure out his ... More

Randy Weiner has a reputation to live up to. Considering the performance impresario has been behind some of the most talked-about theatrical nightlife experiences in recent memory—including the immersive Macbeth production Sleep No More and the legendary-in-its-time burlesque club The Box—his next step has to be something big. And it ... More

A first date can be a frightening thing. For actress Krysta Rodriguez, her new Broadway show First Date, now in previews, started similarly. “This project came across my desk, which I had honestly never heard of,” the actress, who played Ana Vargas in the second, final season of ... More

School's out for much of the country, to the great joy of students and—let us not forget—their teachers. Among the newly-freed faculty is Will Schuester, one-time Spanish instructor and glee club mentor at McKinley High, and a character on Fox's Glee. Schuester is played by actor More

Love the works of Edouard Manet but can't get or move to London before the Royal Academy of Arts show on the artist's portraits closes on April 14? Opening today in movie theaters worldwide is MANET, a "cinema event" showcasing the ... More

Sarah Paulson is on the run. Well, sort of. She is multi-tasking in between performances of Langford Wilson's 1979 Pulitzer Prize-winning play Talley's Folly: eating lunch, changing wardrobe and excitedly talking about her titular role as lovelorn Sally Talley, ... More

"I can't believe you can't say tits on PBS." These are basically the first words that spill out of Josh Groban's mouth as he sits down at the hip Tribeca watering hole Tiny's to talk about his new album. He's telling a story about performing in a televised tribute to Marvin ... More

When Smash, the addictively soapy NBC series about a Broadway-bound musical, comes back for its second season Feb. 5, there will be more than just new songs to catch the audience’s attention. A slew of new characters will be popping up around the troubled, fictional production of Bombshell, which follows ... More