Theater
The writer, who won a Tony for penning a late-career sendup of Chekhov, was diagnosed with aphasia in 2016.
The first Broadway production in nearly 25 years of Thornton Wilder’s classic play—about life in the town of Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire—will open in September.
The actor later said he was on their side.
Brian d’Arcy James talks “Days of Wine and Roses,” Tony nominations, depression, Broadway’s future, and why he and Kelli O’Hara might soon tackle ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’
In “you don’t have to do anything,” two queer teens find connection and disconnection in the early 2000s. The team behind the play discusses its complex themes and drama.
Nicole Travolta reveals how she made a comedy about credit-card spending addiction, becoming a spray-tanner, marital breakdown, and trying to emerge from the shadow of her surname.
Christine Lahti talks playing a former KGB agent with hidden depths in “Russian Troll Farm,” feminism, Trump, family trauma, love, awards, and how telling all helped her to heal.