Theater

Feeling nostalgic? Take a look back at My Father's Place, the Jones Beach Marine Theater and more Long Island entertainment venues of yesteryear. Some have been demolished, others simply re-named, but all hold a place in Long Islanders' hearts.

From the South Shore to the East End, Long Island's got talent.

The Tony-winning revival of "My Fair Lady" starring Laura Benanti as Eliza Doolittle will close on July 7.

Jesse Eisenberg's new play "Happy Talk" features a fine performance by Susan Sarandon, but the story fails to rise to the same level,

"Be More Chill," featuring music by Garden City native Joe Iconis and starring Locust Valley's Will Roland, was the big winner in Broadway.com's Audience Choice Awards.

East Hampton drummer Anthony Genovesi moves from the orchestra pit to the stage.

Medford-raised actress Jennifer Babiak says the only Yiddish word she knew was "meshuggenah" before taking on the role of Golde in the Yiddish-language hit "Fiddler on the Roof."

The John W. Engeman Theater's latest musical, "Aida," is a stunner thanks to an extraordinary cast, great production values and the songs of Elton John and Tim Rice.

The story and songs of Gloria Estefan make for entertainment that you have you dancing in the aisles in "On Your Feet!" at The Gateway in Bellport.

The Broadway smash "To Kill a Mockingbird" has taken in $40,113,926, making it the highest-grossing American play in Broadway history.