N.Y. theater

Clive Barnes Award Winners To Be Announced Dec. 10

Celebrating newcomers to New York's stages, the Clive Barnes Award winners will be announced at a ceremony at Lincoln Center.

Tourist Audiences and Internet Purchasing Increases on Broadway

Tourists continue to flock to Broadway productions in record numbers, according to a new report released by the Broadway League.

Playwrights Realm Picks New Class of Writers

Playwrights Mfoniso Udofia, Theresa Giacopasi, Dan Nguyen, and Chad Beckim are the winners of the 2012-2013 Playwrights Realm Writing Fellowships.

TDF Launches Online Theater Dictionary

The Theatre Development Fund, best known for operating the TKTS Discount Booths, has developed an online theater dictionary that launched today.

'Giant' Star PJ Griffith on Hurricane Sandy, Onstage Mishaps, and Mitt Romney

P.J. Griffith is preparing to master the Public Theater's stage in the new musical, based on the book by Edna Ferber about a wealthy Texas landowner. Griffith originated the role at the Dallas Theater Center earlier this year.

Nederlanders Celebrate 100 Years in Business

James M. and James L. Nederlander were named “Living Landmarks” by the New York Landmarks Conservancy, becoming the first father and son duo to win the honor.

Dramatists Guild Offers Post-Sandy Relief

DGF will provide more than $40,000 in emergency recovery grants to theaters based in New York City and New Jersey that were affected by Hurricane Sandy.

'Breakfast at Tiffany's' Is Coming to Broadway

Playwright Richard Greenberg has adapted Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's" for the stage; it will be opening on Broadway in February 2013.

An Updated 'Marry Me a Little' Loses Some of the Original's Charm

Probably a must for Sondheim fans who have never seen this one-act, dialogue-free, “outtakes” musical, but a lesser reminder for those of us who have.

Even Without the Gore, 'Motherboard' Would be a Memorable Evening at the Theater

Adam Scott Mazer’s dynamic, but overly gory post-apocalyptic thriller seems to achieve its goal of being an R-rated “action” play with a few gestures toward big ideas about human nature.