Three classic musicals from Broadway’s “Golden Age” arrive in L.A. this spring, with “Flower Drum Song,” “The Sound of Music” and “Brigadoon” running concurrently through mid-June. Several revivals ...

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February brings love, romance, and plenty of reasons to head to the theater. From Valentine’s Day plans to winter weekends in New York City, Broadway is a perfect way to warm up the season. Whether ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ask Michael Arden what it's like to mount a new Broadway musical and the "Lost Boys" director will take a beat, then methodically ...

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More than a decade after Hamilton became one of the most important pieces of theater of the 21st century, Lin-Manuel Miranda is returning to Broadway with a new show. Producers have announced that ...

Alexandra Silber, who adapted the book for "Brigadoon" and the Pasadena Playhouse; and David Henry Hwang, who adapted the book for "Flower Drum Song" at James Irvine Japanese Garden. (Jason Armond/Los ...

Ask Michael Arden what it’s like to mount a new Broadway musical and the “Lost Boys” director will take a beat, then methodically deliver a wry response. “You might as well say, like, ‘Start a new ...