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Hamnet Builds Awards Momentum With Golden Globes Wins as Theaters Add Screenings

The Zhao–O’Farrell adaptation is now positioned as a prime Oscar contender.

Death of a Salesman Revival Adds Cast and Caroline Shaw Score Ahead of Ticket On-Sale

Critics Weigh In on 'The Dutchman,' Andre Gaines’s Meta Reimagining of Baraka

Darrell Gholar, Greco-Roman Champion and UFC 18 Veteran, Dies at 63

After Tom Stoppard’s Death at 88, Philadelphia’s Wilma Theater Reflects on a Defining Bond

Tom Stoppard, Boundary-Pushing Playwright of Wit and Ideas, Dies at 88

Tom Stoppard, Oscar-Winning Playwright, Dies at 88

Nia DaCosta’s Hedda Reimagines Ibsen in 1950s England With an Open‑Ended Finish

Little Bear Ridge Road Begins Broadway Previews at the Booth Theatre

‘Born With Teeth’ Draws Strong Notices for Ncuti Gatwa in RSC’s West End Run

Vivian Ayers, Poet and Matriarch of Debbie Allen and Phylicia Rashad, Dies at 102