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Battered by a coronavirus lockdown and conflict over a loan, Theater 80 could become another New York City casualty of the pandemic.

St. Louis venues and promoters are canceling New Year’s Eve concerts and parties as coronavirus cases climb in the city.

Better late than never, I guess: King County Executive Dow Constantine announced yesterday evening that the county bought 300,000 at-home COVID tests for residents to help supplement the demand for testing. According to the press release, the first 100,000 kits are due to arrive in the next two weeks, and the county will send them to "areas" and "communities that are most in need." The county also said they are "working to procure additional kits,...

A monumental project to expand the flute repertory will continue until 2036.

The former vice president will be the subject of the “Write America” series hosted by...

Conrad Ricamora credits his time in the UTK theater program for catalyzing his acting career.

NEW YORK - I went to the theater this week, which shouldnt be news. But unfortunately it...

As Omicron spreads, shows are relying on replacement actors more than ever. And productions without enough of them have had to cancel performances.

Two shows with Broadway aspirations, “Once Upon a One More Time” and “A Strange Loop,” represent opposite extremes of what a big, mainstream production can be.

The actor is happy to upend 100 years of clichés by playing the romantic lead. It’s a liberating change after the series became his life.