Musical Theater

Tina Turner fans in the Big Apple can now follow the incredible story of the singing legend on stage in a new Broadway musical.

Religious protesters, apparently enraged by a production of the "Rocky Horror Show" musical, were given a show of their own when a gay couple paused for a kiss in front of the group this week in England.

Errico, Stephen Bogardus and John Cudia star in Irish Repertory Theatre's lovely revival of Alan Lerner and Burton Lane's "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever."

While drama has been the meat and potatoes of Irish Rep's output, founder Charlotte Moore has demonstrated a special gift for adapting Broadway musicals for a small stage.

If the show doesn't cast Chad Michaels, they'll have a riot on their hands.

The Tony Award-winning actress is in stable condition.

"Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" leads with 12 nominations, followed by "Hello, Dolly!" with 10 and "Dear Evan Hansen" with nine.

A new documentary, "Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened" is worth seeing, and not just for Sondheim fans.

Producer Jeffrey Seller and members of the Chicago cast talk about plans to turn the American musical into a global phenomenon.

The hottest show of the year is changing how teachers approach American history.

How a 12-year-old "School of Rock" fan became the star of its Broadway adaptation.

A personal account of outreach and understanding in Jordan's refugee neighborhoods.

Meet the people behind the in-the-works theatrical adaptation of the Silicon Valley-friendly hippie art fest.