Into The Woods is a 1987 Stephen Sondheim musical that we'd now call a mashup: A baker and his wife want a child. The little girl in a red hood who lifts pies from their shop lives next to a witch ...

Every song in Into The Woods has had special place in my heart at some point. I’ve grown up with this musical, to the extent that that these interpretations of the fairy tales mean more to me ...

The Woods Movie: The Making of the Blair Witch Project. There’s a great irony in a documentary on the making of The Blair Witch Project vanishing off the face of the earth, but that’s what ...

Joaquina Kalukango is going Into the Woods. The actress will take over the role of the Witch in the Broadway revival of the fairy-tale-bending Stephen Sondheim musical starting Dec. 16, PEOPLE can ...

With the song's dark woods, wooden shrines, ominous fate, and reversal of wrong with right, "The Ballad of the Witches' Road" seems primed to pull Agatha All Along deeper into the darkness of ...

Even in a second- or third-rate production, Into the Woods is delightful, big and lovable and accessible and loaded with some of Stephen Sondheim's most gorgeous and endearing songs. In a top ...

As The Witch, the Tony-nominated star weaved her personal experiences together with Sondheim’s music and lyrics and James Lapine’s book to create the complicated role. “I always start with ...

To director Kate Leonard and her cast, who have been in rehearsals since late February, "Into the Woods" is a grappling tale about the abrupt loss of childhood that comes with bearing responsibility.

The forest explored in Slow Burn Theatre Co.’s vigorous production of the musical “Into the Woods” is the place to be. These woods might seem to be a setting one should fear — and they are.

“Into the Woods,” a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine, ... “Careful the tale you tell; that is the spell,” the Witch sings in the finale.

Not this latest “Into The Woods,” though. What we experience is the 1986 musical, plain and simple. (Granted, nothing Sondheim ever wrote was plain or simple.) ...