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The Manhattan Children's Theater has been forced to find a new home in Chelsea or the Lower East Side.

Nearly one year after taping signs in vacant retail windows, UpTheater plans to debut its original show in Inwood.

Franco said he decided to stage his new play at NYU instead of Yale because of the university's rules.

The late theater pioneer Ellen Stewart opened La Mama on East 4th Street in 1967, and now the street will bear her name.

The lineup includes a play about Apple's CEO and a performance by Law and Order's Sam Waterston.

Original dramas, comedies and political theater will come to Washington Heights and Inwood through the month of May.

Manhattan Youth wants to build a new community space to serve downtown's rapidly swelling population.

The Under St. Mark's Theater is facing an uncertain future after its landlord announced a plan to sell the building.

Locals who got the Upright Citizens Brigade to remove its "Hot Chicks Room" sign are now upset by the space's red drapes.

The Theatre Development Fund's rental collection offers costumes once worn in places including the Met Opera.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission voted Tuesday to landmark the playhouse at 466 Grand St.

High school students will perform August Wilson's work in Hell's Kitchen.

The tongue-in-cheek sign outside the comedy troupe's forthcoming Avenue A theater has upset neighbors.

A British theater troupe opens its new sensory theater experience "Sleep No More" in a former Chelsea club.

Algonquin Theater Productions will start by offering a mix of cabaret, jazz, comedy and children's shows.