Nothing soggy about Shakespeare in the Park.

Anne Hathaway is both theater nerd and Hollywood starlet, do-gooder and glamour-seeker. And this summer, in Central Park, she is also both boy and girl.

On a dreary afternoon, Ashanti is admiring a sketch of a pair of pumps for her red-carpet debut as Dorothy in The Wiz.

Chandra Wilson on Chicago and burnout victims.

In Neil Gaiman’s delightfully sinister little novella Coraline, a young girl discovers a secret passageway in her house.

As the Queen of Scots or Mrs. Churchill, Janet McTeer demands attention.

What’s ailing Broadway? A case of emphasitis.

Jonathan Groff, who broke hearts in Spring Awakening and Hair, has ditched musicals for plays.

Until you’ve seen The Singing Forest, you can’t believe anyone would be nuts enough to write an epic farce about the lingering scars of the Holocaust.

Ethan Coen takes to the stage.