Broadway’s new ‘Romeo and Juliet’ hardly seems worth the trouble, but ‘The Glass Menagerie’ soars
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Exclusive: Bryan Cranston on Walter White and … LBJ
The actor, now starring in a biographical play, finds similarities between his ‘Breaking Bad’ character and our 36th President
When The Simpsons Rules the World: Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play
A new off-Broadway show imagines a post-apocalyptic America where episodes of ‘The Simpsons’ are the coin of the realm
Shakespeare the Way It Was Meant to Be Spoken
Performed using the “original pronunciation,” the Bard’s work takes on new depth and meaning
Controversy Erupts Over the Ending of August: Osage County
Fans of the play on which the upcoming movie is based are crying foul
Broadway’s New Season: 5 Big Questions
TIME’s theater critic offers a preview of the shows you won’t want to miss
Les Miz Is Coming to Broadway (Again) — and (Possibly) TV
It seems audiences can’t get enough of Victor Hugo’s epic tale of redemption
Tupac Shakur Musical Could Be Headed to Broadway
The production is not biographical, but would feature the late rapper’s music
On the Scene: Shakespeare in the Park’s The Comedy of Errors
The Public Theater’s production of the Shakespeare farce is charming, funny and delightfully modern
Venice: A Hiphop Dystopia Comes to New York
Part political allegory, part Shakespearean tragedy, a new musical from the heartland
Tony Awards 2013: The Complete List of Winners
‘Kinky Boots’ wins big — and Tom Hanks suffers a rare awards-night disappointment
A Critic’s Guide to the 2013 Tony Awards
Handicapping the major categories in a year in which the Best Musical award is up for grabs
Not Just Strippers: Seven Things You Didn’t Know About Burlesque
The author of a new history of burlesque theater fills us in on the much-understood format