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In Which My Family Founds New England #4: The Convergence

by Trav S.D.

This part three of a series. For Part One (Pilgrims) go here; and Part Two (Puritans) go here, and for Part Three (Dissenters) go here. I think it’s pretty hilarious that in a nation that’s all abou…

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Sunday Night DVR Alert: Cuddle up Tonight with Michael Urie and Joel Grey; Video & Photo Preview!

by BroadwayWorld

On this Holiday Weekend, the unofficial start of summer, whether you're together with friends amp family, or opening up your summer homes, take a breaktonightand cuddle up with Michael Urie and Joel Grey for a …

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Marney McQueen on cabaret, hair removal, and impersonation

by Jeannette Delamoir

Marney McQueen loves doing character cabaret. But none of McQueen’s characters have ever sashayed off the stage and into real life in the manner of celebrity beautician Rosa Waxoffski. Rosa is the character w…

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Young Pittsburgh dance companies striving to succeed

by Sara Bauknecht / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Once upon a time, aspiring dancers followed a predictable path in pursuit of their dreams. Move to a big city, audition tirelessly and, if you’re lucky, maybe you’ll land a contract with a professional comp…

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Episode 37: Jeanine Tesori

by Patrick Hinds and Mike Jensen

The Tony nominated composer of "Fun Home" talks her five-year journey with the piece -- how she and book writer Lisa Kron worked tirelessly to turn Alison Bechdel's graphic novel into the groundbreaking Tony-no…

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Reviews - Fun Home, The Visit, and It Shoulda...

Capsule reviews of three new Broadway musicals

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Theater People Podcast Welcomes FUN HOME Composer Jeanine Tesori

by BroadwayWorld

OnMonday, May 25ththe Theater People Podcast welcomes Tony-nominated composer Jeanine Tesori. In the interview, she talks of the five-year journey that she took alongside lyricist andbook writer Lisa Kronadapti…

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BWW TV Exclusive: Meet the Nominees- FUN HOME's Sydney Lucas- 'I Love Everybody!'

by BroadwayWorld TV

We are yet another day closer to the biggest night on every theatre-lover's calendar- the 69th Annual Tony Awards, which will be co-hosted by Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming on Sunday, June 7 8PM on CBS. Ear…

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Broadway reviews: 'Something Rotten!' and 'Gigi' boast plenty of highlights

by Christopher Rawson and Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

NEW YORK – The lifeblood of Broadway is musicals, and they’re still pumping away — the old warhorses (“Phantom,” “Chicago”), the young warhorses (“Jersey Boys,” “Wicked”) an…

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Blood Red Roses: The Female Pirate Project

by Wendy Caster

The questions asked by Blood Red Roses: The Female Pirate Project are fascinating ones. How did certain women in history to break away from stifling expectations and become pirates? How did these wome…

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Marney McQueen on cabaret, hair removal, and impersonation

by Jeannette Delamoir

Marney McQueen loves doing character cabaret. But none of McQueen’s characters have ever sashayed off the stage and into real life in the manner of celebrity beautician Rosa Waxoffski. Rosa is the character w…

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Lin-Manuel Miranda to College Grads: Hamilton, Burr and the Ticking Clock

by New York Theater

Excerpts from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s commencement speech at Wesleyan College, where he graduated in 2002, in which he mentions the genesis of In The Heights, and quotes from Hamilton. The school awarded him…

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Pride & Prejudice review – voguish, costumed, class snobbery

by Clare Brennan

Crucible theatre, Sheffield; until 6 JuneSimon Reade’s broad-stroke reworking of Jane Austen is watchable if lacking in any real depthExam season is upon us, so here’s a question. One critic praises Jane Au…

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Lin-Manuel Miranda to College Grads: Hamilton, Burr and the Ticking Clock

by New York Theater

Excerpts from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s commencement speech at Wesleyan College, where he graduated in 2002, in which he mentions the genesis of In The Heights, and quotes from Hamilton. The school awarded him…

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Broadway reviews: 'Something Rotten!' and 'Gigi' boast plenty of highlights

by Christopher Rawson and Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

NEW YORK – The lifeblood of Broadway is musicals, and they’re still pumping away — the old warhorses (“Phantom,” “Chicago”), the young warhorses (“Jersey Boys,” “Wicked”) an…

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Macbeth in Silence

by Thom Dibdin

✭✭✭✩✩ Noisy experiment: It's hardly silence in which the Ludens Ensemble perform their three person take on Macbeth, seen in its first work-in-progress outing in the Peely…

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Broadway reviews: 'Something Rotten!' and 'Gigi' boast plenty of highlights

by Christopher Rawson and Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

NEW YORK – The lifeblood of Broadway is musicals, and they’re still pumping away — the old warhorses (“Phantom,” “Chicago”), the young warhorses (“Jersey Boys,” “Wicked”) an…

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The Battle of the Blondes: Comparing Madeline Kahn and Kristin Chenoweth’s Rides On the Twentieth Ce

by Mark Robinson

Decades after its first Broadway bow, the madcap musical comedy On the Twentieth Century has returned to Broadway — and released a cast recording. How does this anticipated revival stack up against th…

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Your Sunday Afternoon Zen: The Ladies of Les Mis sing Sister Act

by Cassie Tongue

Sundays, man. Sundays are tough. The working week is calling all over again. But fear not – I’m here to help you out again with another great video of Australian musical stars lifting spirits as the…

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Broadway reviews: 'Something Rotten!' and 'Gigi' boast plenty of highlights

by Christopher Rawson and Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

NEW YORK – The lifeblood of Broadway is musicals, and they’re still pumping away — the old warhorses (“Phantom,” “Chicago”), the young warhorses (“Jersey Boys,” “Wicked”) an…

Linked From Pittsburgh Post-Gazette at 00:00

Helen Mirren Discusses Tony-Nominated Role

by Rmchatelain

Helen Mirren, who won an Oscar in 2006 for playing Queen Elizabeth in "The Queen" is nominated for a Tony for playing Elizabeth again in "The Audience."

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Paula Poundstone @ Bay Street

by Barry

Paula PoundstoneBay Street Theater in Sag Harbor presented MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND with PAULA POUNDSTONE. The comedian, considered by many to be one of the great humorists of our time, flew in from Santa Monica, …

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How to turn a liberal hipster into a capitalist tyrant in one evening

by Paul Mason

A new play, World Factory, asks the audience to run a clothing factory in China – and even the creators have been surprised at how people have behaved Continue reading...

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Blood Red Roses: The Female Pirate Project

by Wendy Caster

The questions asked by Blood Red Roses: The Female Pirate Project are fascinating ones. How did certain women in history to break away from stifling expectations and become pirates? How did these wome…

Linked From Show Showdown at 18:48

IMPRESSIONS OF: Laurel Snyder & Carlton Cyrus Ward

by The Dance Enthusiast

"How can you not grin, or laugh hysterically (as much of the audience did) as he pulls a drill out to carve sticks that become his dancers." Deirdre Towers, Brooklyn.

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The Gondoliers

by Ryan Mikita

This post is by Ryan Mikita Founded by Albert Bergeret in 1974, he continues to this day as artistic director for the NYGASP, and on this occasion served as director and conductor, with an assist by choreograph…

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Photo Archive: Gertrude Lawrence, Angela Lansbury, Donna Murphy and More in The King and I

by David Gewirtzman

In celebration of its 2015 Tony nomination for Best Revival of a Musical, Playbill presents a look back at The King and I on stage, from the original Broadway production with Gertrude Lawrence and Yul Brynner, …

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Preview All Tracks From THE KING AND I Broadway Revival Cast Recording

by Pat Cerasaro

Preview the new THE KING AND I cast recording

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THE KING AND I's Jon Viktor Corpuz Makes 54 Below Solo Debut, 6/15

by Oliver Oliveros

Jon Viktor Corpuz, who currently plays the role of Prince Chulalongkorn in Lincoln Center Theater's Broadway revival of THE KING AND I, is set to make his 54 Below solo debut, titled 'Confessions of a Drama Kin…

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Review: The Lion King

by Wendy Rosenfield

The Lion King tour, presented by Broadway at the Kimmel, reviewed by Wendy Rosenfield

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Review: The Merchant of Venice — Sport for Jove

by Cassie Tongue

There’s a reason that Sport for Jove have so thoroughly caught the eye of critics and audiences in Sydney. Their fresh, open-hearted, contemporary approach to classics (largely Shakespeare) is appealingly unp…

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Playbill Poll: Who Should Star in the Tour of the Phantom Sequel, Love Never Dies ?

by Olivia Clement

Following the recent news that Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom sequel, Love Never Dies may tour the U.S., Playbill.com took to social media to see which leading man readers would most like to see in the starr…

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Reviews - Fun Home, The Visit, and It Shoulda...

Capsule reviews of three new Broadway musicals

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The Visit Tony Nominee Terrence McNally Wants to Gossip with the Queen

by Broadway.com

The Visit's Tony-nommed scribe Terrence McNally on his secret crush, late-night ice-cream habit and music indulgence.

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2015 Tony Nominee Secrets: THE VISIT's Terrence McNally on Gossiping with Helen Mirren

by Broadway.com

THE VISIT's Tony-nommed scribe Terrence McNally on his crush on Chita Rivera, late-night ice-cream habit and music indulgenc

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Episode 37: Jeanine Tesori

by Patrick Hinds and Mike Jensen

The Tony nominated composer of "Fun Home" talks her five-year journey with the piece -- how she and book writer Lisa Kron worked tirelessly to turn Alison Bechdel's graphic novel into the groundbreaking Tony-no…

Linked From Buzzsprout at 00:00

Broadway reviews: 'Something Rotten!' and 'Gigi' boast plenty of highlights

by Christopher Rawson and Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

NEW YORK – The lifeblood of Broadway is musicals, and they’re still pumping away — the old warhorses (“Phantom,” “Chicago”), the young warhorses (“Jersey Boys,” “Wicked”) an…

Linked From Pittsburgh Post-Gazette at 00:00

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