Christopher Kelly

Shonda Rhimes, Ava DuVernay and Jimmy Fallon are just a few of the bold-faced names singing the praises of LIn-Manuel Miranda’s musical, which is now streaming on Disney Plus.

Downs, who co-anchored both shows with Barbara Walters, died at his home in Scottsdale.

Don Imus died on Friday evening. While some responded with sympathy, many are questioning the celebration of his legacy.

Jeremy O. Harris’ “Slave Play,” which originally opened off-Broadway last year, is one of the most incisive, original shows to play on Broadway in years.

The ape is amazing, but everything else about the musical adaptation of “King Kong” is bananas.

No “Harry Potter” spoilers. “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” on Broadway is a wonder and tickets are going to be tough to come by.

The “Mean Girls” on Broadway cast often charms, but this Tina Fey musical never quite achieves liftoff

Disney’s “Frozen” arrives on Broadway, but this one doesn’t have the lasting power -- or imagination and creativity -- of “The Lion King” or “Beauty and the Beast”

Luis Alfaro’s “Oedipus El Rey’ is an intense and inventive take on a classic; also reviewed: “The Last Match,” by Anna Ziegler and “Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train by Stephen Adly Guirgis

Lisa Spoonauer, who was just 44 when she died in May, was also suffering from cancer, anemia, lung disease, and immune deficiency.

Lili Taylor and Janeane Garofalo are luminous in a new production of Scott McPherson’s 1991 play.

The landmark gay-themed musical “Falsettos,” now being revived on Broadway, shows signs of aging, but still has much to admire

The South Orange resident, who has endured years of career ups-and-downs, has been with the show since its start.

Audra McDonald, Billy Porter and Brian Stokes Mitchell head the cast of this ambitious, flashy musical choreographed by Newark’s Savion Glover.

Based on the film “Waitress,” this Broadway musical starring Jessie Mueller from “Beautiful” has music by singer Sara Bareilles

Unknown Brit Cynthia Erivo steals the show in this terrific new version of the musical.

This show keeps a smile plastered on your face for the entirety of its 2 1/2-hour running time.

This stripped-down, “avant-garde” production of the Arthur Miller classic is alternately powerful and a wee bit ridiculous.

Elizabeth Pena, the Elizabeth-born actress perhaps best know for her work as Ritchie Valens’ sister-in-law in the 1987 film “La Bamba,” has died