Yes, it's another Mel Brooks classic turned into a musical. You know the story, and you know the schtick. The only question is: Will you like the song-and-dance that goes with it? If you’re a fan of the movie, the answer is likely yes.

Despite its popularity, the mega-musical Rent worked best in its original form as a scrappy, low-budget musical experiment. Cardinal Theaters' independently produced version attempts to recapture some of the show's edgy original appeal.

Britain's Kneehigh Theatre brings its highly acclaimed multimedia re-formulation of Noel Coward's Brief Encounter to the Guthrie—one of only three stops in the U.S.

The perennially popular dance/performance troupe performs two mind-warping shows—an adult show and a family show— each completely different, each a testament to the group’s astonishing creative ingenuity.

Suburbs guitarist Bruce Allen died in December, prompting friends to gather and pay their respects, both personally and musically, at one of Allen's favorite venues: First Ave. The remaining members of the Suburbs will be joined by The Suicide Commandos and Allen's most recent group, the X-Boys.

A special Valentine's presentation of Jazz at the Jungle celebrating the Beatles songbook, specifically the love songs. Featuring Connie Evingson, with Adam Levy, Alicia Wiley, Gary Rahnor, and Noah Levy.

Gremlin Theatre tackles Harold Pinter's most popular play, about a college professor who brings his wife home to meet his working-class family in London, where words are weapons and violence infuses every syllable.