Theater

The Delacorte Theater will start off the season with a fave crowd-pleaser, “Romeo and Juliet.”

Now starring onstage, the two-time Oscar winner grew up observing his mother, world-class photographer Sylvia Plachy, at work.

For this production at The Shed, you’ll be face to face with absent actors. 

The new musical charts the brilliant but too-short life of the singer/songwriter/actor.

George Clooney’s drama about straight-shooting newsman Edward R. Murrow exposing Senator Joseph McCarthy’s lies and cruelties draws clear parallels to Trump’s tyrannies.

Sarah Snook does a fireball turn portraying more than two dozen characters.

Audra McDonald scintillates — and terrifies — as the mama with a heart of sticks, stones, and gold bricks.

Two very different interpretations capture the grandeur, the excess, the carelessness, and the ugliness of Fitzgerald’s great American novel. 

Katie Brayben wields her mascara wand for a magical performance. 

A movie about movies becomes a Broadway show about Broadway shows.