"Broadway on Broadway" Concert—Hosted by Hairspray's Bass—Presented Sept. 16

FOX Broadcasts 59th Annual Emmy Awards Sept. 16; Seacrest Hosts

Jim J. Bullock Will Be Hairspray's New Wilbur, Starting Sept. 18

Rent Star Thoms Joins Schonfeld for Sept. 16 Joe's Pub Concert

Adding Machine Opens at La Jolla Playhouse Sept. 16

Johnson, Leung, Lew, Llana and Raymundo Bring Broadway to L.A. Sept. 16

"The Aging of Aquarius," by Charles Isherwood

Hair has retained its musical charm but is so deeply dyed in the sights, sounds and smells of its era that it has also become a touchstone of '60s kitsch.

"What's New in the Old Country?", by Mark Blankenship

The Irish Arts Center is on a mission to show New Yorkers what Ireland is, and was.

"Sifting the Dustbin of Literary History," by Robert Simonson

The Mint Theater Company has proved that just because a script isn't known or produced doesn't mean it's not good.

Slide Show: Mint Condition

A look at past shows by the Mint Theater Company.

"Roll Model," by Frank Scheck

Quick question: What do upcoming musicals inspired by such disparate sources as Jane Austen, Hanukkah, the Latin poems of Catullus, roller derby, Sherlock Holmes, the murder spree of Charlie Starkweather, Jack the Ripper, and the sci-fi movie The Last Starfighter have in common? Not a damn thing, other than the fact that they're all being presented as part of the fourth annual New York Musical Theatre Festival.

"Children's theater productions usher in a great season," by Michael Glitz

With styles ranging from puppetry to comedy to socially aware dramas and sophisticated musicals, children's theater is stronger than ever. Here's a fall preview.

"McDonagh's plays not for the squeamish," by Richard Ouzounian

Shattered skulls, scalded hands, torn-off toenails, gouged-out eyes and a very dead cat. Welcome to the world of Martin McDonagh. The 37-year-old Irish playwright has been responsible for th…

"On the Record," by Steven Suskin

West End Hit Grab Me a Gondola, Plus A Fine Romance