Fred Anzevino, a touring Broadway performer turned Chicago director who created one of Chicago’s most distinctive and successful neighborhood theater companies, died Monday at home in Evanston ...

Gladiator II’s Paul Mescal, A Complete Unknown’s Monica Barbaro, Black Panther’s Letitia Wright and Bridgerton’s Nicola Coughlan will be making their debuts at the National Theatre ...

Camden Council has given the go-ahead for SPPARC’s proposals to overhaul a Grade II-listed 1930s Art Deco theatre Camden Council’s planning committee approved the scheme for client YOO Capital at a ...

Planning permission for the construction of the new Saville Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue has been approved. The site of the Saville Theatre, which first opened in 1931, was purchased by Yoo Capital ...

Paul Mescal will appear in Death of a Salesman and A Whistle in the Dark Theatre audiences will get a double dose of Paul Mescal in 2027, after the Irish actor signed up for two productions at the ...

The West End is to get a new live performance venue after planners gave the green lights to plans to restore the art deco Saville Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue to its original use after more than ...

Theatre audiences will get a double dose of Paul Mescal in 2027, after the Irish actor signed up for two productions at the National Theatre. The star of Normal People and Gladiator II will appear ...

The new show at Court Theatre, a world premiere simply titled “Berlin,” ranges further back into the heart of the Weimar Republic, and centers not just the denizens of a nightclub but a whole ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Brandon Ruiter (from left), HB Ward, Raven Whitley, Kate Collins, Mo Shipley, Elizabeth Laidlaw and Ellie Duffey star in “Berlin” at Court Theatre.

Here she turns up at his leaky Aldeburgh cottage, brim-full of the promise of the new Elizabethan age and the mission of the newly founded Arts Council to fund culture for the people. Even though ...

At Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre in downtown Manhattan on a recent afternoon, theatrical mega-producer Sonia Friedman sinks into a seat. “This is my oxygen,” she whispers in the dark.