Once upon a time, Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine brought the magic and darkness of fairytales to life in “Into The Woods.” ...

What did our critic think of SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM at Oil Lamp Theater? I’m Still Here. In a career spanning 69 years and ...

A one-night-only benefit tribute concert to the late Roxbury resident Stephen Sondheim will take place Sept. 13 at ...

Tony Award-winner Beth Leavel lit up the stage at 54 Below with a brand-new show honoring the brilliance of Stephen Sondheim. As part of her show, Leavel performed the iconic Sondheim anthems, 'Rose's ...

Earlier this summer, I had the opportunity to visit the Art Institute of Chicago. It’s an amazing collection that contains ...

A young Stephen Sondheim in 1962 wearing a suit and tie with his hair slicked. The black and white photo shows him the year he released "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum." He died ...

The Addams Family: Youth-performed production of the musical based on the beloved TV show of the same name; through Aug. 31, ...

Stephen Sondheim, his last musical “Here We Are” confirms, died happy, at the top of his lyrical and compositional game, and clearly in love. To love is to live was a Sondheim creed.

In the wake of Stephen Sondheim's death at 91, we look back on the legendary composer and lyricist's greatest accomplishments over his six-decade career.

Sondheim mentioned that every piece of art, which included a rendering of the monkey from "Sunday in the Park with George," had meaning to him. Stephen Sondheim in a photo dated Aug. 16, 1974.

The Library of Congress' new Stephen Sondheim collection includes many pages of lyric sketches for the song "A Little Priest" from the musical Sweeney Todd. In his notes, Sondheim brainstormed ...