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Eliot, whose non-pen-name was Mary Ann Evans, lived for decades with her partner, whose open marriage meant that when his wife had a baby with a different man, he was fine with it (and supported the baby). "Lew…
There are many ways to skin a cat. Edward Albert Heimberger’s (1906-2005) pathway to the top in show business was unconventional but it got him there. The kid who would become “Eddie Albert” g…
Name: Toby SingerHometown: Ann Arbor, MI (currently living in Brooklyn, NY)Education: University of Michigan (degree in Music Theory from the School of Music)Favorite Credits: Besides Wicked Frozen, co-writing …
By Ed MalinRetro Productions has commissioned a new play about the 1980s from playwright Gina Femia. We Are A Masterpiece, directed by DeLisa M. White, indeed follows Retro's mission of bringing us back in time…
From the audience reaction and instantaneous standing ovation when the last note was played, it’s clear that a lot of people love this Bat Out of Hell.
By Ed MalinBarbara Kahn's new historical play Verzet Amsterdam is running through April 22nd at Theater for the New City. Roberto Gonzales Jr. and Barbara Kahn direct this exciting tale of ordinary people…
By Joel Benjamin I have covered so many of Scott Siegel’s productions that I fear I have simply run out of superlatives to describe this Diaghilev-of-the-Cabaret world. His recent 54 Sings Hol…
By Ed MalinBarbara Kahn's new historical play Verzet Amsterdam is running through April 22nd at Theater for the New City. Roberto Gonzales Jr. and Barbara Kahn direct this exciting tale of ordinary people…
Justin Peck is a '21-century sensation' when it comes to the dance world. His most recent project was choreographing the current revival of Carousel on Broadway. Rita Braver interviewed Peck for CBS Sunday Morn…
If it seemed like no staging could ever top London’s National Theatre production (which was directed by Nicholas Hytner and came to Lincoln Center in the mid 1990’s), this newer version epitomizes the notor…
Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk with Lynn Ahrens. Reviews include My Fair Lady, Dance a Little Closer @ Green Room 42, Children of a Lesser God, MCC Theater’s production of�…
Name: Toby SingerHometown: Ann Arbor, MI (currently living in Brooklyn, NY)Education: University of Michigan (degree in Music Theory from the School of Music)Favorite Credits: Besides Wicked Frozen, co-writing …
Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk with Lynn Ahrens. Reviews include My Fair Lady, Dance a Little Closer @ Green Room 42, Children of a Lesser God, MCC Theater’s production of�…
Name: Eric SirotaHometown: Brooklyn, New York; Living in Flemington, NJ for the past 32 years.Education: Stuyvesant High School, NYC (Frank McCourt was my homeroom teacher throughout high scho…
Name: Toby SingerHometown: Ann Arbor, MI (currently living in Brooklyn, NY)Education: University of Michigan (degree in Music Theory from the School of Music)Favorite Credits: Besides Wicked Frozen, co-writing …
Traditions says that King Lear is the most difficult role in the English-speaking theatrical canon. So as soon as actors hit their 50s, they start itching to take on the challenge. Which explains why there alwa…
Name: Eric SirotaHometown: Brooklyn, New York; Living in Flemington, NJ for the past 32 years.Education: Stuyvesant High School, NYC (Frank McCourt was my homeroom teacher throughout high scho…
By Douglas Mayo BritishTheatre.com is pleased to bring you some incredible savings on West End musicals – Kinky Boots, Young Frankenstein, and Ruthless! We are currently offering the following savings on …
By Ed MalinBarbara Kahn's new historical play Verzet Amsterdam is running through April 22nd at Theater for the New City. Roberto Gonzales Jr. and Barbara Kahn direct this exciting tale of ordinary people…
How does Heathers’ Veronica Sawyer stack up to Mean Girls’ Janis Sarkisian?
Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk with Lynn Ahrens. Reviews include My Fair Lady, Dance a Little Closer @ Green Room 42, Children of a Lesser God, MCC Theater’s production of�…
Lyric Theater, New YorkJK Rowling’s wildly popular stage show has been brought to life again with audacious production design and crowd-pleasing wonderAnyone who tells you that adolescence is a magical time o…
Lauren Gunderson’s “I And You” is currently on stage at Globe Theatre, London. The runtime of the play is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. There is no intermission.The story of the play is about a 17-…
By Ed MalinSpicy Witch Productions (Rebecca Weiss, Artistic Director), a feminist theater company, is presenting a new translation of a classic play (Life Is A Dream by Pedro Calderón de la Barca, translated b…
By Ed MalinRetro Productions has commissioned a new play about the 1980s from playwright Gina Femia. We Are A Masterpiece, directed by DeLisa M. White, indeed follows Retro's mission of bringing us back in time…
Traditions says that King Lear is the most difficult role in the English-speaking theatrical canon. So as soon as actors hit their 50s, they start itching to take on the challenge. Which explains why there alwa…
Five shows are officially opening on Broadway over the next five days, ending the 2017-2018 Broadway season April 22: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child April 23: Summer: The Donna Summer Musical April 24: Trave…
The cast and writers of Broadway’s Summer: The Donna Summer Musical share the most surprising things they learned about the Queen of Disco.
Five shows are officially opening on Broadway over the next five days, ending the 2017-2018 Broadway season April 22: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child April 23: Summer: The Donna Summer Musical April 24: Trave…
Sherman theatre, CardiffAn estranged couple’s struggle to come to terms with past trauma is hampered by a poor choice of set designBrad Birch’s new play charts a series of aftershocks experienced by Tom and…
From the audience reaction and instantaneous standing ovation when the last note was played, it’s clear that a lot of people love this Bat Out of Hell.
Ovations Theatre closed out their 2017-2018 junior season with a rousing and colorful production of The Little Mermaid, Jr. Featuring truly impressive set design and sparkling costumes, the Ovations team put to…
Trevor Griffiths’s groundbreaking 1975 play that ‘invited audiences to laugh, then punished them for doing so’ is 40 years old. Here, those who made it look back at this ‘totally original’ showWhen Pe…
By Ed MalinSpicy Witch Productions (Rebecca Weiss, Artistic Director), a feminist theater company, is presenting a new translation of a classic play (Life Is A Dream by Pedro Calderón de la Barca, translated b…
By Ed MalinRetro Productions has commissioned a new play about the 1980s from playwright Gina Femia. We Are A Masterpiece, directed by DeLisa M. White, indeed follows Retro's mission of bringing us back in time…
Name: Eric SirotaHometown: Brooklyn, New York; Living in Flemington, NJ for the past 32 years.Education: Stuyvesant High School, NYC (Frank McCourt was my homeroom teacher throughout high scho…
Five shows are officially opening on Broadway over the next five days, ending the 2017-2018 Broadway season April 22: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child April 23: Summer: The Donna Summer Musical April 24: Trave…
For the most part, Sting’s The Last Ship is a thing of beauty. The Geordie songwriter/pop megastar has penned a well-crafted salute to the shipbuilders of his native Newcastle Upon Tyne and their industry tha…
Five shows are officially opening on Broadway over the next five days, ending the 2017-2018 Broadway season April 22: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child April 23: Summer: The Donna Summer Musical April 24: Trave…
Aldwych, London; Everyman, Liverpool; Royal Court, LondonAdrienne Warren is a knockout as Tina Turner, droog culture rules in Liverpool. Plus, how to build a flat-pack childThe two most significant theatrical e…
Name: Toby SingerHometown: Ann Arbor, MI (currently living in Brooklyn, NY)Education: University of Michigan (degree in Music Theory from the School of Music)Favorite Credits: Besides Wicked Frozen, co-writing …
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39th Annual Lucille Lortel Awards
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Ain’t Supposed to Die a Natural Death
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Aladdin
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Ali
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All About Eve
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Amadeus
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An Enemy of the People
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An Enemy of the People
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& Juliet
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Appropriate
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Around The World in 80 Days
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August Rush
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Back to the Future
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A Beautiful Noise, The Neil Diamond Musical
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The Bedwetter
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The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
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Black Orpheus
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Blue
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Bob Fosse’s Dancin’
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The Bodyguard
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The Book of Mormon
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BOOP!
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Bring Up the Bodies
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Bus Stop
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Cabaret
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Can-Can
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Captors
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Chicago
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The Devil Wears Prada
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Diner
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Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough
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English
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Ever After
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First Wives Club
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Flashdance: The Musical
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Forbidden Broadway on Broadway: Merrily We Stole a Song
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Good Night, and Good Luck
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Good Night, Oscar
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The Great Gatsby
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Gypsy
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Hadestown
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Hamilton
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Happy Trails
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Harry Belafonte
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
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The Heart of Rock and Roll
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Hell's Kitchen
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Hercules
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HIgh Noon
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame
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Illinoise
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Jonas Brothers On Broadway
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The Karate Kid - The Musical
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The Karate Kid - The Musical
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Kimberly Akimbo
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The King's Speech
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Kiss of the Spider Woman
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Lempicka
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Liberation
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The Lion King
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Love All
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Magic Mike The Musical
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A Man of No Importance
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Mary Jane
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Merrily We Roll Along
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Metaverse of Magic
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The Miss Firecracker Contest
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MJ: The Michael Jackson Musical
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Mother Play
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical
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The Mousetrap
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My Son's A Queer (But What Can You Do?)
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Mystic Pizza
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Nerds
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Next to Normal
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Nominations for the 2024 Tony Awards
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The Notebook
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Oh, Mary!
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Othello
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Our Town
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Outer Critics Circle Awards
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The Outsiders
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Pal Joey
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Patriots
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The Picture of Dorian Gray
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The Prince Of Egypt
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Pump Boys and Dinettes
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Purple Rain
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The Queen of Versailles
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Rebecca
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The Secret Garden
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Shakespeare in Love
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Silver Linings Playbook
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Sinatra The Musical
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Sing Street
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Six
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Soul Train
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Square One
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Stereophonic
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The Sting
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Stormy Weather: The Lena Horne Story
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Straight Line Crazy
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Suffs
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Sunset Boulevard
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Sweeney Todd
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Swept Away
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Tea at Five
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The 76th Annual Tony Award Nominations
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The 77th Annual Tony Awards
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The Counter
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The Drama Desk Awards
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The Interestings
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The Notebook
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The Pirates of Penzance
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The Pirates of Penzance
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The Ten,
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The Theatre World Awards
