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The Tony-winning designer talks through some of the costume ideas for the current gender-swapped revival.

An online fundraising phenomenon from the first lockdown has raised even more money for Hartlepool’s Alice House Hospice – after launching as a live event.

Half a century has passed since Stephen Sondheim and George Furth first dazzled Broadway...

The 1970 musical “Company” ends with Stephen Sondheim’s greatest musical number “Being Alive.”

Director Marianne Elliott reinvents Sondheim's Company, taking it back to its fun and sexy roots with a gender-swapped lead role for Katrina Lenk

The message of the show, which also stars Patti LuPone, is not that you have to love someone else despite the cost, it’s that a single person most importantly needs to know herself.

Company: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert

President Biden plans to conserve 30% of U.S. land and water by 2030; Douglas Kennedy reports on the latest. The Biden administration proposed a plan, titled "America the Beautiful," in hopes of boosting the conservation of U.S. land and water by the year 2030. The report is a decade-long effort, called "30x30," which mandates protecting 30% of America’s waterways and land.  The nationwide goal is to support conservation and restoration efforts on public, private, and tribal lands across t...

Josh Hawley loves to tout his Missouri hometown. Residents split over loving him back Eric Adler, The Kansas City Star © Handout/Getty Images North America/TNS Josh Hawley, R- Mo., speaks during a Senate debate session to ratify the 2020 presidential election at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington, D.C.. LEXINGTON, Mo. — From the front windows of his Lexington, Missouri, home — a historic brick building where in 1861 Confederate sympathizer Maj. Gen. Sterling ...

Last month, members of the arts community banded together to pen an open letter calling for support of the industry in the wake of the growing health crisis. The letter implored the incoming presidential administration to create a cabinet-level post to oversee the nations arts industry. In an interview with NPR arts advocate and head of the Ovation TV network, Charles Segars, discussed the need for the post. He said, "It centralizes, in the positive sense of the word, all of the leverage of th...