2013 DFW Spring Theater Preview
The DFW arts and theater community excels year after year with stellar performances that are Broadway worthy. The 2013 spring theater season is loaded with impressive shows.
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The DFW arts and theater community excels year after year with stellar performances that are Broadway worthy. The 2013 spring theater season is loaded with impressive shows.
See what these Tony Awards nominees have to say about being nominated for Broadway's biggest prize.
Christopher Gattelli is nominated for a Tony Award for his choreography work on Disney's "Newsies." We caught up with him.
Organizers of the award show unveiled Friday a list of presenters that also includes Paul Rudd, Ellen Barkin, Angela Lansbury, Bernadette Peters and Candice Bergen.
From "Wicked" to "Once," which is the best Broadway production ever? You decide!
The Regional Theatre Award often goes unnoticed at the Tonys. What does winning this prestigious award mean for theatres?
Linda Lavin is up for a Tony for her "Lyons" performance. See what playwright Nicky Silver has to say about the cast and play.
Musicals are only as good as their songs. And there have been some great ones. Find out what makes a great show tune.
There are plenty of activities to keep you and mom entertained this weekend. CBS 11 News entertainment reporter Sandie Newton looks at some of the best ones.
Fort Worth native Betty Buckley rose to international fame singing on Broadway, and now she's bringing her one-woman show back home.
We start off with the announcement of the 2012-2013 Lexus Broadway Series season at the AT&T Performing Arts Center.
A one-time concert event in Dallas on Friday features the music of Broadway classics like "Les Miserables" and "Miss Saigon."
The last madam of the Texas brothel that inspired the movie and Broadway show "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" has died. She was 84.
List of winners for the 2011 American Theatre Wing's Tony Awards, announced Sunday.
A World War I epic from the National Theatre of Great Britain wins the Tony Award.
The profane and hysterical "The Book of Mormon" won big at the Tony Awards, snagging honors Sunday for best book, best musical, best direction of a musical, best featured actress and technical awards.
The official tongue-in-cheek slogan for "The Book of Mormon'' claims that it is "God's Favorite Musical.'' Producers of the show are hopeful the Broadway community agrees.
Tony nominees are being told if they win Sunday night, they'll have 90 seconds to offer up an acceptance. And that includes the time it takes to get from seat to stage.
Edie Falco, Ellen Barkin, Nina Arianda or Frances McDormand?
Producers said Tuesday they'll be moving the show off-Broadway to New World Stages on 50th Street in July after more than a year performing at the Nederlander Theatre.
No Robin Williams? How about John Leguizamo? These are just some of the personable stars of Broadway shows neither nominated for Tony Awards nor presenting at the ceremony.
Mr. Rylance is at times not well-supported by his supporting players, some of whom crossed the Atlantic to reprise this London production.
Nikki M. James isn't about to let the fact that she grew up idolizing Patti LuPone stop her from trying to beat the Broadway icon at the Tony Awards.
Tony Awards host Neil Patrick Harris will have some big-name help on theater's big night.
