Jay Klaitz, Marilu Henner and Mitchell Jarvis as New Jerseyites reconnecting with their inner rockers in “Gettin’ the Band Back Together.”
Terrence Mann as the title character and Will Swenson, seated, as his infernal nemesis in “Jerry Springer — The Opera.” A hit in London almost 15 years ago, the show is finally getting a full-fledged production in New York.
Robert Sean Leonard, left, and Paul Sparks in “The Zoo Story,” the one-act that is the second half of “Edward Albee’s At Home at the Zoo” at the Signature Theater.
John Latouche in Manhattan in the early 1940s, in a photograph reproduced on the cover of Howard Pollack’s biography of the temperamental but beloved lyricist.
Ashley Park, Taylor Louderman and Kate Rockwell, now starring in “Mean Girls” on Broadway, in their own high school yearbook photos.
A key component of the costuming, backstage at the Lyric Theater, where “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” begins previews next month.
From left, the actor Edward Barbanell; the director Scott Ellis; the actress Jamie Brewer; and the playwright Lindsey Ferrentino, author of “Amy and the Orphans.”
A scene from “Network,” directed by Ivo van Hove, with (left and onscreen) Bryan Cranston.
Glenda Jackson as a woman over 90 facing mortality, but not very gently, in Edward Albee’s “Three Tall Women.”
Natalie Soto during a walk-on role as a part of the stage crew in “Dance Nation” at Playwrights Horizons.
Will Connolly (center) as a high school student who takes steps to turn cool in the Two River Theater production of “Be More Chill.”
Erik Jensen plays Lester Bangs in “How to Be a Rock Critic,” part of the Under the Radar festival at the Public Theater.
Tiffany Villarin, left, is pursued by Gregg Mozgala, as a young version of Richard III, in “Teenage Dick,” a Ma-Yi theater production.
Jordan Roth, the president of Jujamcyn Theaters, posing on the roof of the company’s Manhattan offices.
Lin-Manuel Miranda, left, and David Korins are part of the team behind a new interactive exhibition based on Mr. Miranda’s Broadway musical “Hamilton.”
Justin Jain, Matteo Scammell and Ross Beschler in the Wilma Theater production of “Blood Wedding,” directed by Csaba Horvath.
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