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Princess Eugenie Got So Starstruck Meeting Sister Sister's Tia Mowry

Princess Eugenie found it hard to stay composed when she met ‘Sister, Sister’ alum Tia Mowry ‘the other night'

André Bishop Will Step Down as Artistic Director of Lincoln Center Theater

Capping off a 33-year tenure with the company, Bishop will step down at the end of the 2024-2025 season.

15 Facts About 'A Sunday on La Grande Jatte—1884'

A close look at Georges-Pierre Seurat's 'A Sunday on La Grande Jatte—1884' reveals much more than a warm portrait of a sunny day in a lovely park.

'Hell no,' Netflix's 'Rustin' movie director doesn't read reviews

In conversation at the L.A. Times Studio at the Toronto International Film Festival, Wolfe discussed his new Netflix movie, his approach to the platform's viewership metrics and more.

Bernadette Peters: 'Sondheim's music is about the big, important things' | Musicals

The American film and stage actor, renowned for her roles in the composer’s musicals, on making her West End debut in a celebration of his music

Miley Cyrus Is Glad Adele Is 'Obsessed' With 'Used to Be Young'

Miley Cyrus has Adele’s stamp of approval on her 'Used to Be Young’ single, which dropped on Friday, August 25

How Stephen Sondheim's 'Here We Are' Musical Was Made

When Stephen Sondheim died in 2021, the composer had been working for years on a new musical, “Here We Are” opening at The Shed, with the playwright David Ives and the director Joe Mantello. This is the story of how they made it.

How Melissa Errico Attended 'Yale by Mail' While She Was on the Les Misérables Tour

Plus, tune in for the Avenue Q cast reunion sing-thru on Stars in the House.

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Stephen Sondheim's final musical has almost no songs in Act 2

The late Stephen Sondheim’s upcoming final musical, “Here We Are,” is the biggest mystery of the theater season. Little is known by audiences about this should-be major cultural event, but one of its many secrets is especially a head scratcher. “Here We Are,” according to sources familiar with the book and score, has hardly any songs in its second act.