The Latest Breaking News from Broadway

Salon sits down with the Broadway actor and "The Wire" star to discuss the American Dream and Black Americans

The Broadway debut of 91-year-old playwright Adrienne Kennedy provides its captivating lead star with stellar moments but lacks insight

"KPOP" made history as the first Broadway musical centered on Korean pop culture and with songs from the first female Asian composer on Broadway. But nine days after opening to mixed reviews, the show's producers surprisingly announced that it will take its final bow this coming Sunday, after just 44…

NEW YORK — One of New York City’s most venerable comedy institutions is shuttering after three decades of bringing laughs to Times Square.

NEW YORK — Producers of the recently opened “KPOP” musical announced Tuesday that it will play its last show at New York City’s Circle in the Square Theatre on Sunday.

NEW YORK — Trae Young’s latest Broadway show was a flop.

NEW YORK — Jordan E. Cooper’s “Ain’t No Mo’,” a blast of a Broadway show, doesn’t so much occupy the space between sketch comedy and old-school play as smash a hole in whatever barrier long has been assumed to divide them.

NEW YORK — At their best, biographical jukebox shows like “A Beautiful Noise” dangle immortality, eight times a week. And not just for the audience.

Jordan E Cooper’s lively and provocative Broadway debut has moments of insight and wit but some of its targets feel dated

NEW YORK — Another irreverent Black, queer narrative is hitting Broadway.

‘It was peaceful and perfect,’ recalls Lee’s wife of his death