Darren Criss leads a brand new Broadway musical romance about the fickle nature of machines and mortals.
A pint-sized production with a big heart and hugely talented cast, "Little House on the Ferry" finds the gay in everything.
Anyone with an IQ higher than a mannequin with head trauma should stay away from 'Drag The Musical' at New World Stages.
The queer-centric Off-Broadway "The Big Gay Jamboree" is a big, luscious slice of musical theater gay joy.
Thornton Wilder's classic American play, with a stellar cast led by Jim Parsons, digs deep and touches the soul.
A dramatic London import, The Hills of California, about shattered dreams drifts to Broadway with potency and poignancy.
Two iconic celebrities muddle through a contemporary Broadway play that has very little to say about anything.
A-listers from stage and screen will grace New York's Broadway and Off-Broadway houses this fall in a wide range of plays and musicals.
A musical theater classic is remounted with Sutton Foster, Michael Urie and a regal ensemble.
A new immersive experience conquers New York as beautifully and boldly as a Bull Market.
Generational and ideological differences cause riffs in the House in Mario Correa's sharp, contemporary "N/A."
Andrew Lloyd Webber's beloved musical gets a glamorous makeover, brilliantly celebrating the queer ballroom scene.
Ricketts, who was featured in Showtime's "Fellow Travelers," is playing a pivotal character in the Broadway musical adaptation of "Gatsby."
"Hell's Kitchen" traces the early years of Grammy-winning artist Alicia Keys, but it only scratches at the surface.
The new Broadway musical "Suffs" educates, inspires, and persuades -- all while being incredibly entertaining.