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The long-running theater school's acting company will perform Israel Horovitz's "Lebensraum" starting Saturday.

A new horror-themed attraction, complete with a haunted house, will be opening in Times Square in October.

Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction is returning for its 25th year Sunday.

The Harold Clurman Festival of the Arts aims to help new theater companies get off the ground.

The New York International Fringe Festival is larger than ever as it celebrates it's 15th year on the Lower East Side and in Greenwich Village.

Two young actors are gathering stories about the former St. Vincent's Hospital and plan to create a piece of community theater about it.

A hand-picked group of teens from all over the city are preparing for a performance of Julius Caesar at the Stella Adler Studio on 27th Street.

The Emerging Artists Theater Company has found a new home in the 45th Street Theater, but the 30-year-old performance space is not legally a theater.

A Shakespearean remake alternates with a somber new relationship play at a local theater festival.

The stagehand, a carpenter, died of an apparent drug overdose backstage at the Hirschfeld Theatre at 302 W. 45th St.

Justin Bieber will head to Macy's on 34th St. Thursday, on the same day Barack Obama heads to Midtown.

Students can take improv, hip-hop, or even meet with "development coaches" during the All Stars Project's Opening Day Saturday.

Two one-man show adaptations of highly regarded literary works by Latino authors will be showcased in Washington Heights.

The Signature Theater's new space, six times the size of the current one, will serve liquor before and after shows.

Performers slam "Priscilla Queen of the Desert" for using tapes in place of live musicians.