Now that all three parts have been unveiled, a crib sheet is more necessary than ever. Here, a primer to the tangle of intelligentsia in Tom Stoppard’s Coast of Utopia trilogy.

How Liev Schreiber finds solace in a little rage-laced profanity.

Blame it on his smooth-cheeked looks and his role as Prince Charmont in Ella Enchanted: Hugh Dancy keeps getting pegged as the Next Big British Boy Toy.

F. Murray Abraham on playing two of the biggest Jewish stereotypes in theatrical history.

Hollywood carpetbaggers couldn’t keep up with our homegirls Christine Ebersole and Julie White. Will Power’s hip-hop Aeschylus owned New York Theatre Workshop. And John Doyle’s new Company proved that his spectacular Sweeney Todd was no fluke.

‘Annie’ star thinks about tomorrow, and sleep.

Bill Nighy makes great art in the territory between utter poise and utter collapse.

Q&A with the 'Spring Awakening' composer.

Five theatergoers rate their experience.

How a perky British nanny became a Broadway superstar.