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He helped secure landmark status for more than two dozen theaters in the 1980s, then initiated the design competition that led to a new TKTS booth.

Restrictive regulations have strangled Toronto’s industry and made it nearly impossible to open new venues

Jack Goldstein, a preservationist who in the 1980s reacted to the razing of several venerable Broadway theaters under a Times Square redevelopment plan by helping to organize a successful campaign to give landmark status to more than two dozen other theaters, died June 16 in Cold Spring, New York, in Putnam County. He was 74.

The Broadway industry joins Hollywood and others that have set more flexible guidelines after the national health emergency was declared over.

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

A disturbing trend of anti-drag and trans legislation is threatening queer artists livelihoods and lives.

The performer, who is Black, takes issue with her employment termination due to an alleged desire to prevent a "white savior story" in the Tony-winning production.

As U.K. actors union Equity holds talks with SAG-AFTRA, how might a potential strike impact Britain's entertainment industry?

Conservatives arent just attacking LGBTQ+ rights. Theyre attacking human rights and workers rights.

Drama schools worldwide were able to achieve a degree of stability in the past academic year as productions and classes largely went on as scheduled (though, in some cases, programs still felt lingering effects from COVID-19). Coming out of the pandemic, schools are pushing forward with a greater emphasis on diversity within the classes, faculty […]