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"Roller Disco" is anything but subtle. Over-the-top performances, campy staging, plus a disregard for the fourth wall make up this production, and it works surprisingly well.

Cirque du Soleil’s "Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour" is a stunning and heartfelt tribute, lending an authentic closure to the Jackson musical legacy in a way that would have made the King of Pop proud.

The ballet is seeing its first re-staged revival in Philadelphia by the Pennsylvania Ballet this week.

Brace yourself: Jean Genet’s smart, tart, challenging take on revolution and its discontents is hitting the Boston stage. Director John Kuntz tells EDGE all about it.

Dozens of theaters across the country plan their own simultaneous performances of a collection of nine short plays that all deal with gay marriage.

Dustin Lance Black’s play based on the federal trial against Prop 8 seeks to redress a lack of public access to the testimony offered at the trial, which the Supreme Court said could not be broadcast.

After close to 150 previews and a three-week hiatus, Broadway’s troubled "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" unveiled its new, heavily retooled version Thursday.

"Angels in America" author, the playwright Tony Kushner, was set to receive an honorary doctorate from the City University of New York--until he was slammed with an accusation of having "disparaged the state of Israel," the New York Times reports.

Love, hope, loss... and music! They all go together, of course, which is what makes a musical examining the origins, and the ending, of a five-year relation ship a compelling cult phenom.

John Kuntz writes and appears in a new play--which is not unusual for the prolific playwright and actor, except that the Actor’s Shakespeare Project is producing it. Kuntz talks to EDGE about The Hotel Nepenthe.