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See Portraits of the Performers at ‘Rent’’s Sprawling 30th Anniversary Concert
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Watch: Wilson Jermaine Heredia Recreates Tony-Winning 'I'll Cover You' on Today Rent Anniversary Concert Bows October 26
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‘There’s nothing interesting about me – and no interest in me’: how Larry David’s new biography nearly didn’t happen
Susie Essman details the challenges of convincing Larry David to participate in a new biography after his initial reluctance to be the subject.
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4 Objects That Measure the Life of ‘Rent’
The musical 'Rent' celebrates its 30th Broadway anniversary with a star-studded reunion concert and a curated look at the show's lasting legacy.
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Grand Prairie ISD cancels ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ after casting female student as male lead
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A Performance Artist in a Puppet World
Critics examine the theatrical production Arias with a Twist following reviews across multiple arts publications.
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Lilli Cooper and George Abud Join Spring Awakening Off-Broadway Revival
Tony‑nominee Lilli Cooper returns to Spring Awakening as the off‑Broadway revival marks the Center for Living Arts’ final production.
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Amanda Peet Reveals First ‘Weird’ Sign of Breast Cancer. It Wasn’t a Lump
Amanda Peet shares details of her breast cancer journey and an unusual initial symptom in recent entertainment coverage.
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Beloved rock singer’s cause of death revealed: ‘The world has lost a singular talent’
Recent coverage examines the career and passing of artist Duncan Sheik across music and theatre publications.
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New York Performing Arts Library Gets $60 Million Gift for Preservation
The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts secures a historic $60 million donation for preservation.
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‘John Proctor Is the Villain’ and August Wilson Top This Year’s Most-Produced Lists
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‘Oh, Mary!’ Set for HBO With Cole Escola Reprising Lead Role in Filmed Stage Play
The hit stage production 'Oh, Mary!' is transitioning to the screen with a planned 2027 debut on HBO.
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‘The Daily Show’ Star Troy Iwata Is the New Shane Hollander in Heated Rivalry Musical Parody
Troy Iwata joins the cast of 'Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody' as Shane Hollander for a production at the Edinburgh Fringe.
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Portland State Univ. requests $44M from city ahead of approval of new Broadway venue plan
Portland State University seeks $44 million to launch a Broadway‑style theater as the city council committee greenlights the plan and pledges Keller Auditorium won’t be left behind.
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Exclusive: Aliya Grace Will Lead the BOOP! National Tour- Meet the Rising Star
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Geno Segers Releases Apology Statement After Exiting HADESTOWN On Broadway
Geno Segers has issued a public apology following his departure from the Broadway production of Hadestown.
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HADESTOWN Becomes Second-Highest Grossing Live Show Capture After HAMILTON; More Dates to Be Added
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