Patti LuPone made her “And Just Like That” debut in Thursday’s new episode, and she’s already feuding with one fan-favorite character ...

Melinda Henneberger loves both of these “Ladies Who Lunch.” But LuPone also needs to walk back her remarks that the Kennedy Center “should get blown up.” ...

“I’m real late to the Sondheim game, sadly,” Beth Leavel tells Gold Derby as she thinks back to her first memory of a Stephen Sondheim song or show. Part of her tardiness stemmed from her ...

Patti LuPone’s comments about Audra McDonald have shaken Broadway. ... I still love both of you “Ladies Who Lunch,” the Sondheim anthem to female rage that I’ve seen both of you crush.

So when Patti LuPone shows up as someone’s Italian-speaking mother from Buffalo, New York; or a virgin lesbian nun loses her virginity to Miranda; or yes, a character is revived only to be killed off ...

NEED TO KNOW. Mia Farrow said working with Patti LuPone on Broadway didn't negatively impact their 30-year friendship. She praised LuPone as the "goddess of Broadway" and said they "never had a ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by LuPone said she was “deeply sorry for the words” she used in her criticism of Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald when asked about a dispute over ...