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Vampire Weekend member makes a Broadway play sing

Grammy-winning musician takes talents to theater production

A prince and a player

You too can be a Broadway producer with just $10K

NEW YORK – The lead producers behind the 1940s song-and-dance Broadway revival of “On the Town” are offering a modern twist for its financing: Accredited folk can buy a part of it for as lit...

Marvel heroes and villains fight it out – live

NEW YORK – Marvel Entertainment, which muscled into pop culture with comic books, TV cartoons and movies, is gambling on attracting new fans as it tackles 3-D – but forget the silly glasses....

In ‘Phoenix,’ hooking up is hard to do

NEW YORK – Should you happen to bring your mother along to see “Phoenix,” Scott Organ’s one-act dark comedy at the Cherry Lane Theatre, beware: She might stare you down and say, “I told you ...

Helen Mirren to bring ‘The Audience’ to Broadway

NEW YORK — Broadway, prepare for the arrival of a queen — Helen Mirren is bringing “The Audience” to New York City. Producers of Peter Morgan’s play said Wednesday that Mirren wil...

Love it, or hate it, sculpture stays here

Request for larger piece adds $3,000 to its cost

Met Opera talks halted for financial review

NEW YORK – The show will go on – for now. The Metropolitan Opera and unions representing its singers, dancers and musicians agreed Saturday to halt labor negotiations for a week a...

What do you think of this art?

‘Arc of History’ at U.S. 550/160 intersection by Pennsylvania artist

Brian Dennehy, Mia Farrow to star on Broadway

NEW YORK – A.R. Gurney’s romantic play “Love Letters” is about to hit Broadway again with some big movie stars. The two-person work, composed of letters exchanged over a lifetime ...

Kristen Bell gets back to her ‘Hair’ roots

NEW YORK – Before she was Princess Anna in “Frozen” or even Veronica Mars, Kristen Bell was a musical theater geek. Now she’s letting her roots show. Bell is starring in the irre...

Lockout looms as Met contracts set to expire

NEW YORK – Figaro might not be getting married anytime soon. Mimi and Rodolfo might not fall in love in that cold Parisian garret. And Macbeth might never murder his way to the throne. ...