Some licensed shows lose at least a sliver of their substance in translation, but the Korean-language premiere of “Life of Pi ...

When I first learned about the movie Life of Pi, I confess I was less than curious, having neither heard of nor read the book. Several years later, when it was adapted into a movie and then a Broadway ...

Now, let me introduce you to ‘Richard Parker.’” No sooner had Kate Rossell, Puppet Director, finished speaking than a “tiger” ...

That classic icon from vaudeville and film, the great curmudgeon W.C. Fields said it best, “Never work with kids and animals.” But he never worked with Richard Parker (the tiger). Fields would have ...

If you see a tiger walking down Grand River, do not be alarmed... it's just Richard Parker making his way to the Wharton Center of Performing Arts in time for the show. "Life of Pi" is the newest ...

It’s not every day that a Broadway show proves to be so right for the zeitgeist. With its visceral nightmare story transforming into a sublimely told survival dream, “Life of Pi” is just the thing ...

Big cats are familiar territory for The Fox Theatre, where glowing eyes and roars greet visitors at the bottom of the grand staircase and Simba and Nala and a whole cast of Jellicles have made several ...

Dear Readers, sometimes we get magic on stage. Whether that’s in the form of a captivating performance or some brilliant tech wizardry or maybe some stunning direction, this magic is what we yearn for ...

The Tony-winning stage adaptation of Yann Martel’s best-selling novel opened at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre on March 30. By Abbey White Associate Editor & News Writer Life of Pi, the Tony-winning ...

Actor Suraj Sharma spoke about growth, identity, and new horizons on the sidelines of the world premiere of his upcoming film ...

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES -- A stage production of "Life of Pi" is now playing in downtown Los Angeles, bringing the tale's iconic animals to life with impressive puppetry. The star of the show is a ...

Life of Pi, Lolita Chakrabarti’s stage adaptation of Yann Martel’s best-selling novel, will play its final Broadway performance on Sunday, July 23. The closing date was announced by producers today.