Theatre

Meet Evan Ruggiero, 'The One-Legged Song and Dance Man' Who Proves Anything Is Possible

The secret to his surprising success, he says, was being a "stubborn" patient who refused to scale down his dance and theatrical studies.
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In 'Informed Consent,' A Native American Tribe's Battle Is Recreated Off Broadway

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Taylor Mac Tackles The History Of American Pop In Brooklyn

The gender-skewing star promises a dazzling, unconventional night of song and dance.
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Wear Whatever The Hell You Want To The Theater

"Theater today is ridiculously inaccessible as it is, and to tell people they have to dress a certain way to participate is unfair."
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Here's Why You Don't Want To Text During A Patti LuPone Play

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'Tall Women in Clogs' Busts Stereotypes About Height, Gender And More

"Being tall makes you stand out in most groups. As with any kind of difference you have to learn to own it."
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Isaiah Washington Opens Up About His Infamous 'Grey's Anatomy' Firing

Isaiah Washington tells HuffPost Live he's ready for people to move past his firing from "Grey's Anatomy."
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Tools for the Stage: Digital Technology in Theatres Engages Audiences in New Ways

Access to arts education resources is one of the most problematic aspects of our school system, with wealthier schools invariably being better served than poor ones. Technology promises to help bridge that gap, as well as that of distance.
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