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Big news on two new productions targeting Broadway from the American Midwest. First, out... »
Broadway's Legally Blonde Pedicure Party Pics
By Broadway Magazine Staff
There is no secret that Broadway.tv adores Laura Bell Bundy, we'd turn our home page pink... »
Did Broadway Critics Flip for Cirque Dreams: Jungle Fantasy?
By Broadway Magazine Staff
Last night, the 2008-2009 Broadway season got started with the opening of Cirque Dreams:... »
Spamalot Gets A New King and A Lachey
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On June 24, the Monty Python Broadway musical Spamalot welcomed Stephen Collins and Drew... »
Good-bye Grinch? Broadway Dreaming Of A "White Christmas"
By Broadway Magazine Staff
News today that a producer of RENT, "Avenue Q," and this year's Tony Award Winner for Best... »
Hicks Pics: American Idol Debuts in Grease
By Broadway Magazine Staff
They are the pictures everyone is talking about, and we have them for you. It was... »
Star Wars Director Lucas Broadway Bound?
By Edith Haight
Hold on to your seats. The Broadway rumor mill keeps on churning. This time, Star Wars... »
Tony Award Casualty Closings
By Edith Haight
It is inevitable that shortly after the Tony Awards broadcast, some of Broadway's shows... »
Broadway Katie Holmes Sets A Date
By Broadway Magazine Staff
It's Miller Time, Arthur Miller that is. The highly anticipated revival of Arthur Miller's... »
"In The Heights" Tony Triumph
By Edith Haight
There was no moment at Sunday's Tony Awards quite like the speech of Lin-Manuel Miranda... »
And The Winners Are...
By Broadway Magazine Staff
They may not have all been televised, and they may not have all been surprises, but these... »
Mark Rylance Tony Award Speech Historic
By Christopher Moore
Actor Mark Rylance gave one of the most remarkable speeches in Tony Award history. Without... »
Xanadu: Wild About Kerry Butler
By Edith Haight
It goes without saying that there was a strange kind of alchemy that produced a rare form... »
Phony Tony Voting Questions Raised
By Christopher Moore
Broadway has seen an amazing season, and this Sunday night, CBS will broadcast the Tony... »
Wicked Green Is Good
By Christopher Moore
Green means many things on Broadway. It can refer to the hue of many a Broadway Box Office... »
Broadway's Legally Blonde MTV Search
By Edith Haight
The newest summer show from MTV offers something old and something new, something... »
TONY Broadcast Star Announcement
By Broadway Magazine Staff
There is little doubt that the Tony Award broadcast on CBS on Sunday, June 15, will... »
Broadway Cirque Not Du Soleil
By Edith Haight
Summer on Broadway this season will bring several new shows with interesting titles... »
Top 25 Tony Award Snubs
By Broadway Magazine Staff
There is no question that the Tony Awards this season represents the top of what has been... »
Meet A Theatrical Maverick
By Christopher Moore
The New York Public Library is offering a rare chance to meet a theatrical maverick. On... »
"In The Heights" Up-Close Tony Experience
By Julie Elizabeth Buntin
This year, the belle of the TONY Awards is definitely In the Heights. This hip-hop, salsa,... »
Cry-Baby's Dance Daddy: Rob Ashford
By Leora Kanner
Rob Ashford, the man who choreographed the newest Broadway hit 'Cry-Baby,' is a Tony-Award... »
S. Epatha Merkerson's Best Wake-Up Call
By Juliane Elizabeth Buntin
There probably isn't a bad way to find out you've been nominated for a Tony Award. S.... »
Britney Spears In "Grease"?
By Edith Haight
Here we go again, only this time it makes a bit more sense. The Celeb-Broadway rumor of... »
Lopez Hosts Tony Award Preview Concert Nationwide
By Broadway Magazine Staff
One singular sensation, several singular television channels around the country. CBS will... »
The Seafarer's Irish Magic
By Juliane Elizabeth Buntin
Despite the crazy atmosphere at last Thursday's press reception for TONY nominees at the... »
Rock 'n' Roll's Star Rufus Sewell on Stoppard, London and Turntables
By Juliane Elizabeth Buntin
Watching "Rock 'n' Roll" on Broadway was a twofold experience. You're watching a play,... »
RENT Finale To Be Shown Nationwide
By Christopher Moore
In the evolution of Broadway, the news is quite exciting. Sony Pictures has announced that... »
The Great Tony Costume Parade
By Broadway Magazine Staff
It is always difficult to capture the live Broadway experience in pictures, recordings,... »
M*A*S*H* Stars Dueling Broadway Productions
By Broadway Magazine
It happens on Broadway and Off-Broadway that the stars align and cultural coincidences... »
Katie Holmes To Star On Broadway With John Lithgow
By Broadway Magazine Staff
Katie Holmes will star on Broadway in Arthur Miller's "All My Sons." The production will... »
GYPSY: A Revival To Remember
By Mazall Sharp
An awkward, tom-boy of a girl, her bouncy, bright sister and their fame hungry mother... »
The Famous Women of "Top Girls"
By Edith Haight
The opening act of Caryl Churchill's 1982 play Top Girls, currently being revived on... »
Whoopi! Broadway Gets Goldberg for Tonys
By Christopher Moore
When it comes to hosting big award shows, Whoopi Goldberg knows a thing or two. The... »
The Sam Buntrock Broadway Mystery
By Edith Haight
In the Tony Award nominations announced this week, one of the most praiseworthy pool of... »
Grease Gets American Idol Star
By Broadway Magazine Staff
Grease may not have landed a Tony Nomination for "Best Revival" this week, but the cast... »
Featured Actress Inspires New York Times Editorial
By Christopher Moore
How often does a featured actress in a musical give a performance that inspires an... »
Complete List Of 2008 Tony Nominees
By Broadway Magazine
It's official. Here are the nominations for the 2008 American Theatre Wing's Tony... »
Little Mermaid Actor Suffers 20 Foot Fall
By Broadway Magazine Staff
Broadway veteran Adrian Bailey remains in the hospital after suffering multiple injuries... »
The Wizard Of "Wicked"
By Leora Kanner
As everyone knows the hit Broadway musical "Wicked" is the spin-off of a novel by the same... »
"Les Liaisons Dangereuses": Delightful Deceit
By Mazall Sharp
This spring the Roundabout Theatre Company presents the witty and often wicked story of... »
RENT: When A Wall Is Not A Wall
By Mary Bowers
After 12 years and 5,000 performances, Rent the Musical will close at the Nederlander... »
Top Girls Tops Off Broadway Season
By Broadway Magazine Staff
The final production in the official 2007-2008 Broadway season opened last night. The play... »
A Glorious Opening For Glory Days?
By Broadway Magazine Staff
(May 7, 2008) Broadway's newest musical "Glory Days" opened last night at the Circle In... »
Broadway Critics Love Boeing-Boeing
By Broadway Magazine Staff
On Sunday, "Boeing-Boeing" opened at the Longacre Theatre. The critics have voiced their... »
Thurgood Marshall On Broadway
By Daniel Luzer
Thurgood Marshall, the subject of the new one-person Broadway show starring Laurence... »
The Country Girl: Odets Names Names
By Juliane Elizabeth Buntin
Over fifty years have passed since Clifford Odets went face to face with the House of... »
Boeing-Boeing Lands on Broadway
By Molly Kordares
One thing is for sure: Boeing-Boeing's flight to Broadway hasn't been so smooth. The... »
Critics, Morgan Freeman, and "The Country Girl"
By Broadway Magazine Staff
(April 28, 2008) Last night, the new Broadway revival of Clifford Odet's "The Country... »
Did The Critics Like Cry-Baby
By Broadway Magazine Staff
(April 25, 2008) Last night, "Cry-Baby" opened at the Marquis Theatre. Today, the critics... »
Les Liaisons Dangereuses: An Intimate History
By Daniel Luzer
In 1782 Pierre Choderlos de Laclos published Les Liaisons Dangereuses, a novel about... »
A Catered Setting - The Bronx In The 50s
By Mary Bowers
The Bronx in the 1950s throbbed with music, movies and dancing in an ethnic diaspora. The... »
Cry-Baby Rockin To Broadway
By Christopher Moore
Welcome to the 50s! Get ready, Broadway comes roaring back this week with another John... »
Opening Night Reviews For A Catered Affair
By Broadway Magazine Staff
(April 18, 2008) "A Catered Affair" gave it's official opening night performance last... »
The New Broadway Theatricians
By Christopher Moore
It goes all the way back to the first days of theatre in ancient Greece. Sophocles himself... »
Lopez Kicks Broadway's A Chorus Line
By Edith Haight
He has danced with the stars, been saved by the bell, and now actor Mario Lopez is ready... »
Jodi Applegate: A Broadway Original
By Ellen Anthony
Jodi Applegate knows her Broadway. Whether it is discussing her all-time favorite artists... »
Broadway South Pacific Makes Splash With Critics
By Broadway Magazine Staff
(April 4, 2008) Last night, Lincoln Center Theatre opened their revival of the Rodgers and... »
Broadway's Gypsy Exposed
By Juliane Elizabeth Buntin
Gypsy is one of America's most treasured musicals. Most Broadway goers know the show is... »
Broadway's Little Mermaid Before Disney
By Mazall Sharp
If you had to recount the tale of "The Little Mermaid" would it include the likes of a... »
Would Broadway Critics Die For Patrick Stewart's Macbeth?
By Broadway Magazine Staff
Patrick Stewart opened on Broadway last night in Macbeth at the Lyceum Theatre. Critical... »
The Other Side Of Mary Poppins
By Mary Bowers
One storm-torn night, Pamela Travers, the original author of the Mary Poppins books, was... »
Any Day In The Museum With George
By Molly Kordares
Georges Seurat is considered one of Impressionism's best. Unfortunately, he only painted... »
John Waters Smashing Broadway?
By Eric Grundhauser
As one of America's most controversial filmmakers, John Waters may seem an odd inspiration... »
Katie Holmes Cruise To Broadway?
By Christopher Moore
Timely and relevant are terms that apply to most of the plays by Arthur Miller. Now, from... »
Do You Want To Be A Producer?
By Christopher Moore
Adventurer Ernest Shackleton's call to arms could easily be applied to the upcoming 3 day... »
Opening Night Critics Jump For Gypsy
By Broadway Magazine Staff
It appears that there was true Broadway magic last night at the St. James Theatre when... »
The Wayward History Of Spring Awakening
By Leora Kanner
Audiences continue to love Spring Awakening. The Broadway show seems both original and... »
The Broadway Curses Of Macbeth
By Ellen Anthony
Let the blood flow. Patrick Stewart is starring in the new Broadway revival of... »
Who Loves You, Jersey Boys?
By Edith Haight
This has been a landmark week for the kingpin show known as Jersey Boys. While the... »
Durig Endures: Hits Broadway 1,000th
By Edith Haight
Without question, Hairspray's Broadway star Shannon Durig has now displayed the lasting... »
Spamalot's Broadway Blog Of Clay Canned?
By Joan Sullivan
Clay Aiken continues his run in the hit Broadway show Spamalot, but his Broadway blog... »
James Earl Jones Is Cat's Meow
By Molly Kordares
James Earl Jones is onstage, fantasizing about a prostitute. He's playing the role of... »
Broadway Critics Crazy For Cat?
By Broadway Magazine Staff
The new Broadway revival of Tennessee Williams' Cat On A Hot Tin Roof opened at The... »
Broadway Gives London Magical Thinking
By Christopher Moore
At the end of this month, Vanessa Redgrave will open her Broadway hit production of The... »
Broadway Candide's Confused Identity
By Juliane Elizabeth Buntin
The biggest question about New York City Opera's latest revival of Candide is what on... »
Forget Regret: Confessions Of A Rent-Head
By Leora Kanner
Rent, the revolutionary Broadway musical that opened in 1996, is scheduled to close on... »
Broadway Phantom Ages Well
By Daniel Luzer
On January 26, 1988 Missouri congressman Richard Gephardt vied with Illinois Senator Paul... »
In The Heights
By Broadway Magazine Staff
(March 10,2008) Last night, In The Heights celebrated its opening night on Broadway at the... »
Broadway's Sweet 16 Spring Awakening
By Juliane Elizabeth Buntin
Sixteen-year old Emma Hunton recently made her Broadway debut in the musical phenomenon... »
Nicole Richie in Broadway Show?
By Christopher Moore
Hooray for Meta-Theatre! Pop culture and Broadway culture align sometimes, and few... »
Passing Strange Officially A Broadway Hit Show
By Broadway Magazine Staff
Passing Strange a new Broadway musical by Stew and Company opened at the Belasco Theatre.... »
Broadway To Get Shakespeare Globe Theater?
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"Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war," say supporters of a plan to build a... »
Broadway Shrek Origins Revealed
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Shrek's Broadway invasion begins this Spring. Although the Broadway production is not... »
William Inge's Broadway Demons
By Christopher Moore
In the current Broadway season rich with great playwrights living and dead, the triumph of... »
Passing Strange Broadway Ghost
By Ellen Anthony
There is no more fitting title for a Broadway production this season than Passing Strange.... »
Hidden Broadway Treasures Revealed
By Ellen Anthony
What is it that makes a Broadway musical a Tony award winner? A new exhibit at New York... »
New Bad Girl For Chicago
By Edith Haight
My oh Mya! Few artists can lay claim to having starred in the hit film version of the... »
Stoppard's Rock N Roll Connection
By Christopher Moore
While Bob Dylan, The Beach Boys, and John Lennon all seemed to have been ill-served by... »
Spider-Man Broadway Bound?
By Ellen Anthony
When Julie Taymor brought her special brand of theatrical magic to the stage version of... »
The Secret Story Of Cyrano
By Sue Lloyd
On the night of 28th December 1897, an ambitious but nervous young man waited in the wings... »
A Wicked Tickets Lottery Adventure
By Leora Kanner
As a first-year student attending Barnard College, I want to make full use of the cultural... »
Legally Blonde Surprises
By Edith Haight
Paying attention in law school is all well and good, but it doesn't often result in... »
Laughing with the Gods
By Christopher Moore
In Xanadu, Tony Roberts finds himself back on Broadway in a hit comedy…and it almost... »
Phylicia Rashad Back On Broadway
By Brian Bellmont
Phylicia Rashad may be best-known as one of TV's all-time-favorite moms, but she's about... »
Greg Brady Growing Up Broadway
By Brian Bellmont
Groovy, far out and right on. From bell bottoms to The Brady Bunch, macramé to mood... »
Battling Brothers Hit Broadway Gold
By Brian Bellmont
(Broadway, New York) They've got theatre in their blood. Not to mention each other's DNA.... »
A Surprising History Lesson
By David Greenberg
Editor's Note: After a successful turn on Broadway Frank Langella and Michael Sheen... »
Mary Poppins' Secrets
By Sara Jarrett
(Broadway, New York) Mary Poppins the musical isn't magical because of the title... »
