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COME ONE, COME ALL – The Jellicle Cats are having a BALL. Based on T.S. Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s worldwide phenomenon CATS is reimagined in a production that sm…

If you’re lucky enough to have a knowledgeable and prepared audience around you, the atmosphere at the ball crackles — literally. Those sitting close, at the set’s little bar tables, egg on the performers…

It works. It works because the ballroom setting lends weight and specificity to a narrative world that previously felt airless, abstract to the point of nothingness. It works because Webber’s songs translate …

This is a culture steeped in tradition and history. The chosen family is its bedrock, and elders hold a place of high esteem, though there are too few. This is not the story about queer people our detractors wa…

What wasn’t preordained is just how beautifully executed the entire venture turns out to be. You’d have to be a real stickler for tradition to begrudge Jellicle Ball its innovations, and one suspects even t…

Broadway is burning — and that’s something to celebrate. “Cats: The Jellicle Ball,” a refreshed version of the downtown 2024 hit, blazes anew, having made the trek uptown with its extravagance, pride an…

The production makes a thrilling number of choices to update and revise and comment on the bizarre musical entity borne of a posh Brit’s love of T.S. Eliot’s poems for children, but it retains the basic loa…

Through it all, there’s a euphoric energy pulsing through the theater, manifesting in several moving ways. Quiet weeping, dropped jaws, fervent applause and the occasional attendee literally vibrating with ex…

“Cats: The Jellicle Ball” is overflowing with so much unbridled joy that you may sometimes catch yourself shedding tears, for no other reason than you simply don’t want it to end. It’s a transcendent, g…

Without fail, the best Broadway shows are the off-the-charts inventive ones that could not have possibly originated anywhere else but the five boroughs. This season, that’s “The Jellicle Ball.” Only in Ne…

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By FRANK RIZZO Broadway is burning — and that’s something to celebrate. “Cats: The Jellicle Ball,” a refreshed version of the downtown 2024 hit, blazes anew, having made the trek uptown with its extrav…

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The party just got bigger at THE GREAT GATSBY as the Broadway production welcomes Reeve Carney, Corbin Bleu, and John Behlmann to its Broadway cast. BroadwayWorld has an exclusive look at one of the new stars i…

CATS: The Jellicle Ball has officially brought its runway to Broadway! The musical revival opens tonight Broadhurst Theatre. Did the critics have a ball at this innovative new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber'…

Review of the Saturday, March 28, 2026 matinee preview performance at the Broadhurst Theatre in New York City. Starring Andre de Shields, Ken Ard, "Tempress" Chastity Moore, Sydney James Harcourt, Dudney Joseph…

For their 10th life, the cats strut and duckwalk in a reappraisal of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 1981 musical, which has shifted to the queer ballroom scene.

The reimagined revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical transforms its Jellicle cats into drag ball contestants walking down the runway.

★★★★★ You’ll be feline good after this ultra-glam Broadway-meets-ballroom production The post Cats: The Jellicle Ball: A Disco-Tastic Revival of Lloyd Webber’s Musical appeared first on New York S…

Those pesky Andrew Lloyd Weber/T.S. Eliot Cats seem to have a lot more than nine lives. This time the divisive musical, which ran on Broadway from 1982 to 2000 (toppling A Chorus Line as the longest running sho…

Broadhurst Theatre, New York After a disastrous 2019 movie, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s easily ridiculed 80s smash hit has now been transformed into something thrillingly new One criticism lobbied at the 2019 film …

If there’s any bygone hit musical that’s ripe for reinvention, it’s Andrew Lloyd Webber’s bombastic furball Cats – a 1981 musical megahit with mostly interchangeable characters crooning lite-rock-ish …

It works because the ballroom setting lends weight and specificity to a narrative world that previously felt airless, abstract to the point of nothingness. It works because Webber’s songs translate easily to …

Broadway is burning — and that’s something to celebrate. “Cats: The Jellicle Ball,” a refreshed version of the downtown 2024 hit, blazes anew, having made the trek uptown with its extravagance, pride an…

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Cats,” that old jellicle juggernaut, is back on Broadway with a fabulous new glow-up.

It works because the ballroom setting lends weight and specificity to a narrative world that previously felt airless, abstract to the point of nothingness. It works because Webber’s songs translate easily to …

An entirely convincing how-to guide in transforming (rescuing, even) well-trod, beloved material (and, yes, the musical that gave us “Memory” is beloved, every bit as much as it is mocked) into something br…

★★★★☆ A queer reimagining of a classic brings naughty but nice ballroom culture to Broadway The post Cats: The Jellicle Ball: Welcome to the Glitter Box appeared first on New York Stage Review.

There are solid reasons to celebrate the arrival on Broadway of this striking production, which recasts Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical as a Ballroom competition, with a cast of fabulously coiffured and coutur…

“Assassins” is the 1990 musical by Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman about people who have tried to kill an American president. It is bold and brutal, ironic and chilling—and entertaining. “Assassins”…

Usually no one on Broadway can agree on anything. But the Broadway debut of “Becky Shaw” last night has brought everyone together. There are no negative or even mixed reviews. Two-time Pulitzer Prize finali…

"School Pictures," Milo Cramer’s last New York show, a solo musical, was wildly inventive, hilarious funny, and extremely insightful about the New York education system, based on his own experiences as a tuto…

The jellicle moon is shining bright! Tonight, CATS: The Jellicle Ball opens on Broadway at the Broadhurst Theatre. Directed by OBIE Award winners Zhailon Levingston and Bill Rauch and choreographed by Chita …

Some parts of the world seem to provide more fertile soil in which plays can grow. Ireland and New York have been especially fruitful, providing O’Neill, Miller, McPherson and McDonagh with plentiful inspirat…

The Phoenix Theatre Company will present Ever After, a new musical inspired by the beloved 1998 film starring Drew Barrymore, with performances from May 6 to June 14, 2026, in the new Dr. Stacie J. and Richard …

Between the Super Bowl's theatrical catharsis and LTC's Actor Training Laboratorio, this late winter and early spring have offered beautiful instruction on returning to roots and authenticity.

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Miracle on South Division Street, by Tom Dudzick, will be at the Sheen Center on Bleecker Street from April 14 to May 10. I have had the pleasure of seeing Miracle a number of times, including this production w…

“Cats” not only employs a ballroom lens on the Andrew Lloyd Webber-T.S. Eliot musical — there’s more at play.

Mulvaney will conclude her run as Anne Boleyn in the musical.

The city's annual festival of new works, a co-production between Portland Center Stage and Portland Playhouse, and new shows from Carol Triffle and Samantha Van Der Merwe will quench our thirst for innovative t…

Touring show blends clowning, puppetry and circus acts into a joyful, family-friendly romp.

Bristol Riverside Theatre’s new production of Jelly’s Last Jam, a lavish musical about the life of Jelly Roll Morton, holds back in some ways and delivers in others. An Nichols reviews.

Inner Circle Distribution (ICD) is proud to announce its appointment as the exclusive U.S. distributor of EZEVENT Lighting. EZEVENT has developed a complete range of products dedicated to the world of events, o…

London theatre's biggest night is back this weekend when Nick Mohammed hosts the Olivier Awards at the Royal Albert Hall. The ceremony will take place on Sunday, April 12 at 6pm GMT. If you want to tune in for …

The work is making its debut at the Chain Theatre.

The move marks a big shakeup in the world of drama schools, as both have long been viewed as the premiere institutions for actors.

For his design for the band Pink Talking Fish, Lighting Designer Brian Courchine drew on the color rendering power of a rig that featured 29 CHAUVET Professional fixtures. His lighting played off the distinctiv…

Dog Day Afternoon, Schmigadoon!, Proof, Ragtime, and more were complete sell-outs at the box office.

Today’s new Travalanche posts for April 7, 2026 are about Francis Ford Coppola’s You’re a Big Boy Now (1966), as well as songwriter Jack Lawrence, actor Gavin Gordon, screenwriter Carl Erickson, and actor…

The Broadway revival of Noël Coward’s groundbreaking play will run at the Todd Haimes Theatre until June 7.

Matt goes through the reviews for the Broadway premiere of ‘Becky Shaw’ Patreon: BroadwayRadiohttps://www.patreon.com/broadwayradio For a transcript of this episode, please email [email protected]…

Broadway’s busy season was packed with recent arrivals last week, most pulling in decent-sized audiences (more than decent in many cases), with shows like Dog Day Afternoon, Proof, Schmigadoon! and The Rocky …

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At only 15 years old, Benjamin Pajak is performing in his second Broadway show, this time as Sam Emerson in The Lost Boys, A New Musical. The boy wonder plays the younger brother of Michael Emerson (LJ Benet) …

Four new shows began previews last week, with nine more also gearing up for opening.

Kaija Saariaho's final opera had its Met premiere April 6.

Click below to access all the Broadway grosses from all the shows for the week ending 4/5/2026 in BroadwayWorld's grosses section. Also, you will find information on each show's historical grosses, cumulative g…

It’s the birthday of Francis Ford Coppola today, and since I’ve already done a biographical appreciation of the film-maker, and one about his first feature, I thought this would be a propitious time for a g…

A new exhibition at Asian Arts Initiative explores the recent fight over the basketball arena proposed on the edge of Philly’s Chinatown, celebrating the power of ordinary people who activated to save the nei…

Felton is not scheduled to appear at performances May 11-31, August 17-23, September 14-20, and October 12-18.

The narrative architecture of "Vanya"—its languors, its longings—is assumed, even beside the point. In its essence, this distilled adaptation unfolds less as a conventional staging than as a kind of theatri…

The Pitt star joined the Broadway Bobby Darin biomusical earlier this month.

The new drag ball-inspired revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical opens April 7.

With the Broadway revival opening, we look back on notable actors who have donned the furry ears and leg warmers over the decades.

The first trailer has been released for Couples Weekend, the dramedy film starring Broadway alums Daveed Diggs, Josh Gad, and Ashley Park, along with The White Lotus star Alexandra Daddario. The movie follow…

Nichelle Lewis gets chills from scenes in Ragtime, too. Night after night at Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater, Lewis tells the story of a woman who “begins in the lowest place you could possibly be.…

In their best first date garb, the cast and creative team of Gina Gionfriddo’s Becky Shaw walked the opening night carpet of the play’s Broadway bow. Directed by Trip Cullman, the play debuts almost 20 year…

The social media starlet started her reign February 16 at the Lena Horne.

Broadway's Just In Time has released a first look at Isa Briones singing Connie Francis' "Who's Sorry Now" as it is heard in the show. The Pitt star recently took over as Francis in the Broadway production, alo…

Dylan Mulvaney has announced that she will depart SIX the Musical in May. The social media sensation will play her final performance as Anne Boleyn on May 31. Mulvaney joined the production on February 16 along…

On a visit to The Kelly Clarkson Show, Billy Porter risked it all by revealing his top five favorite Broadway musicals, which include West Side Story, Hamilton, and Gypsy. Watch the video to find out what the T…

Watch a video of Ingrid Michaelson performing her platinum hit “The Way I Am" at Lincoln Center. The performance was part of her recent concert, Ingrid Michaelson & Friends: The Time and Space Between Us …

Just months ago, Mark Ballas and Whitney Leavitt were teamed up with the intention of winning a Mrirrorball Trophy. Now they are back together again and taking Broadway by storm. The duo has officially started …