The Belasco Theater, a Broadway house known for its relative intimacy and its subtly gothic ambience, has been restored to its original grandeur.

A re-telling of Ovid's mythological tales from the London-based theater company Pants on Fire won the Carol Tambor Best of Edinburgh Award and will play at the Flea in January.

Jan Benzel, an editor at The Times who is being reassigned to Paris, is spending her last few weeks in New York doing all the things New Yorkers should do.

Mr. Nunn's theater professorship is named for Cameron Mackintosh, the producer he recently said had "betrayed" him for leaving him out of a "Les Miserables" revival.

Selective listings by critics of The New York Times of noteworthy theater events.

In “The Memory Show,” the young composer Zach Redler has written a score that follows the patterns of minds grasping, often in vain, for clarity, conviction and lost time.

Sometimes replacement casts in Broadway shows are an improvement over the originals.

How do you think we should measure success in the theater? What exactly is a hit?

Lawrence Wright's new play will be staged at 3-Legged Dog and directed by Oskar Eustis

A new play and a children’s book revisit the “Green Book,” a guide for black motorists in the Jim Crow era.

Joyride is a kind of interactive theater for bike riders in the city: you take off from a single point, all listening to the same soundtrack on MP3 players.

Kevin Spacey will play the title character in Shakespeare's play for the final year of the collaboration between the Brooklyn Academy of Music and the Old Vic Theater.

A schedule is worked out for payment of back rent, allowing the 3-Legged Dog to stay at its home in Lower Manhattan.

Mr. Lloyd brings his “Taxi” and “Back to the Future” sensibility to Arthur Miller’s liked-but-not-well-liked everyman, in Weston, Vt.

In a revival of Stephen Adly Guirgis’s dark comedy “Den of Thieves,” stealing from mobsters leads to its own moral dilemma.

Review of "Get Rich Cheating" at NY Fringe

A play by Teresa Deevy is resurrected more than 70 years after it was written.

And could a Broadway production be next?

A select company of actors at the Berkshire Theater Festival is very much savoring Edward Albee’s words in a first-class revival of “A Delicate Balance.”

Four artists who document Broadway talk about how they see their work.