“Water for Elephants” is the latest in a string of musicals to close amid tough times for Broadway, joining in the company of “The Notebook,” “Lempicka,” “The Heart of Rock and Roll” and “The Who’s Tommy.”

Water For Elephants, the musical adaptation of the Sara Gruen romantic novel, will play its final performance on Broadway Sunday, December 8.

The musical, based on the best-selling novel, featured dazzling acrobatics and puppetry. Its final performance will be Dec. 8.

Robert Downey Jr. made his Broadway debut this week in "McNeal.” How did he prepare? He's taking the “Bradley Cooper approach.”

Robert Downey Jr. made his Broadway debut this week in “McNeal,” revealing some unexpected inspirations that helped him prepare for the stage

Oscar winner Robert Downey Jr. explains how his roles in "Oppenheimer," "The Sympathizer" and a chat with Bradley Cooper helped him prepare for his Broadway debut in "McNeal." (Oct. 2)

Back in 1990, the playwright David Henry Hwang protested a decision to bring “Miss Saigon” to Broadway with Jonathan Pryce cast as an Asian character.

Playing the character of "DHH," the actor Daniel Dae Kim begins "Yellow Face," the new production of David Henry Hwang's play, standing within a box, from which he promptly strides out. It's a crisp and clear visual metaphor in a production hardly short on them (the two onstage boxes rotate to conjure the various locations

David Henry Hwang’s Yellow Face debuted Off Broadway 17 years ago, spinning a farcical tale about a real-life Broadway controversy that had taken place some 17 years before that. How it manages to be relevant,