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Apr 13

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Broadway play reexamines the U.S. Constitution

By Ivette Feliciano, Zachary Green

A new Broadway production, "What the Constitution Means to Me," is taking a fresh look at the founding document: what it says, who it serves and who it doesn’t. The play’s author and lead actor reexamines the rights laid out…

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Mar 01

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'True West' stars Ethan Hawke and Paul Dano on Sam Shepard's 'profound sensibility'

By Jeffrey Brown

The Sam Shepard play “True West” is a revival of an American theater classic. The play has been a magnet for great actors since it was written in 1980. In this contemporary version, it stars Ethan Hawke and Paul Dano,…

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Feb 22

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'Moonlight' writer hopes audiences leave his new play 'full of questions'

By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Azzi Davenport

The hit Broadway play “Choir Boy” chronicles an African-American prep school and its star pupil, the choir boy, who happens to be gay. Written by Tarell McCraney, a MacArthur Fellowship recipient, the play explores themes not often addressed publicly within…

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Jan 15

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Remembering Carol Channing, theater star who didn't let life pass her by

Carol Channing passed away Tuesday at the age of 97. The Broadway legend won fame as Dolly Levi in "Hello, Dolly!" and performed it more than 5,000 times.

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Dec 11

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Kerry Washington desperately searches for her 'American Son' on Broadway

By Jeffrey Brown

In a sparse room at a Miami police station, parents learn that there has been a confrontation between their son and the police -- and something very bad may have happened. Actress Kerry Washington stars in "American Son," a new…

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Jun 04

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Glenda Jackson's third act is a return to Broadway after decades in politics

By Jeffrey Brown

Glenda Jackson is back on Broadway for the first time since 1988, starring in Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women." Jackson, 82, sits down with Jeffrey Brown to discuss the challenge of finding interesting female roles and why she spent 23…

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Jan 26

'Grease' is 40 this year. Here are 6 more pop musicals to watch

By Alison Thoet

It’s been 40 years since Sandy told Danny that he “better shape up” in the 1978 movie “Grease,” based on the Tony award-winning Broadway show. Theater critic Ben Brantley recommends six musicals that followed in its wake.

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Jan 16

Watch 7:42
John Lithgow brings the magic of the bedtime story to Broadway

By Jeffrey Brown

When John Lithgow was a child, his father would act out his bedtime stories, a tradition he carried on when his father grew ill later in life. Now Lithgow brings his own tradition of storytelling to a one-man show on…

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Dec 20

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In Broadway's 'The Band's Visit,' mistranslation leads to musical connection

By Jeffrey Brown

When the members of an Egyptian band arrive in an Israeli city for a performance, it's clear something is wrong -- they've gotten the name wrong and ended up in a sleepy desert town. That's the premise of a new…

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Jun 09

Watch 7:14
Broadway's 'Oslo' captures behind-the-scenes drama of painstaking diplomacy

By PBS News Hour

“Oslo,” a Tony-nominated Broadway drama, takes a deep look at the secret negotiations that went into the historic Middle East peace accords, and their relevance in today’s world. Using real characters and real events, the play imagines what went on…

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