London’s legendary Royal Ballet is making only two U.S. stops this summer, and the most economical option is right in our backyard. Well, OK, the neighbors’ backyard.

Alley stages a Nile with a twist
What happened to Hercule Poirot? That’s the mystery before the mystery in the Alley Theatre’s Death on the Nile, opening Saturday.

Paige Davis shares Charity’s eternal optimism
“It was seeing the revival of Sweet Charity in 1986 that made me want to go into this business,” Paige Davis recalls.

Rock musical Spring Awakening dominates Tony Awards
Spring Awakening and The Coast of Utopia roared to expected victories as best musical and play at Sunday’s 61st annual Tony Awards.

Awakenings, Utopia dominate at Tony Awards
The surging rock musical Spring Awakening and Tom Stoppard’s epic historical trilogy The Coast of Utopia roared to expected victories as best musical and play at Sunday’s 61st annual Tony Awards, dominating the annual competition honoring the best of Broadway. Long considered favorites in their respective categories, each show won seven prizes.

Ra l Esparza is in great Company
Poised on the brink of stardom for several years, Ra l Esparza has broken through this season as perennial bachelor Bobby in the hit revival of Company.

Music, ballet students part of unique collaboration
Choreographers and composers work in tandem to create programs for the World Premieres Concert.

List of 2007 Tony Award winners
List of 2007 Tony Award winners

Theater: Get involved with Late Nite Catechism
Late Nite Catechism is Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You-lite, Nunsense minus the silly songs.

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