Theater

See when Jerry Seinfeld, Jo Koy, Kathleen Madigan and more comedians will bring their acts to Long Island and New York City.

With "Spring Awakening," the Argyle Theatre presents its most daring and controversial show yet during its initial season. The show blends a powerful tale of sexual yearnings in 1890s German with contemporary choreography and wrenching ballads.

After its yearlong Off-Broadway run, a riff on the popular '90s sitcom is headed to Long Island.

Michael C. Hall, who starred in the musicals "Cabaret" and "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," returns to Broadway on Feb. 3 to star in the one and only performance of the Skittles commercial.

Ryann Redmond joins the Disney hit "Frozen" on Feb. 19 as the snowman Olaf, and it's the first time a woman has ever played the role.

Brian Stoll, who has worked as a professional companion and caregiver, has made an avocation of seeing Broadway musicals for a song.

The star of Broadway's "Dreamgirls" and TV's "Moesha"  is now on "Fam," a new CBS sitcom.

The curtain will go up on "Skittles Commercial: The Broadway Musical" on Feb. 3. The 30-minute musical from the candy manufacturer, a take on consumerism and brand identity, will feature original songs and be performed at 1 p.m. at Town Hall in Times Square.

Carol Channing, the last of a generation of Broadway musical stars with oversized personalities and a trouper’s dedication to touring America, died Tuesday in Rancho Mirage, California, her publicist said.

Carol Channing, the last of a generation of Broadway musical stars with oversized personalities and a trouper's dedication to touring America, died Tuesday in Rancho Mirage, California, her publicist said. She was 97.