Construction Near on New LIC Theatre Complex by CFR Staff

Bringing to fruition Variations Theatre Group’s desire to return to its LIC roots.

People You Should Know . . . Sara Farrington by Zack Calhoon

SARA FARRINGTON is a Brooklyn based playwright. MFA from Brooklyn College with Mac Wellman. Her play Mickey & Sage premiered (currently running!) at The Incubator Arts Project, Sept 21-3…

Live Arts review: 'Red-Eye to Havre de Grace' by Howard Shapiro

In the Fringe, a haunting enactment of the last days of Edgar Allan Poe. Inquire3r theater critic Howard Shapiro reviews.

Coming Up This Week in Theatre - 9/8/2012

BroadwayWorld.com's Upcoming Events calendar for the week - updated on 982012.

‘The American Maid’ at Victorian Lyric Opera Company by Francine Schwartz by Francine Schwartz

On Friday night, I had fun at the Victorian Lyric Opera Company, where I have previously enjoyed several Gilbert and Sullivan performances. VLOC is a ambitious repetoire company specializing…

Review: Spirits to Enforce (Abraham Werewolf at Studio BE) by Scotty Zacher

This show is amazing! It’s like “The Tempest” fell into a vat of toxic waste and now has the power to make us laugh... really hard. Spirits to Enforce is art to enchant!

Fuse Stage Interview: Cracking Eggs to Make An Omelet –Talking to Israeli novelist and playwright A.B. Yehoshua by Debra Cash

The latest play by the celebrated Israeli writer A.B. Yehoshua is a historical drama that revolves around an imaginary conversation between two major political rivals about Zionism and the f…

'Inspector Hound' is an amusing stroll through doors of perception

The actors have a fine time playing the broad gestures and stilted delivery of melodrama in "The Real Inspector Hound." Ultimately, Tom Stoppard's play dissolves into a surrealistic cloud --…

Review: What Was Mine To Do (Strangeloop Theatre) by Scotty Zacher

At over 2 hours with intermission, the script does need some cutting and tightening. To its credit, however, the show’s wonderful performances and commitment to character had me wanting to…

Photo Flash: Saturday Intermission Pics, Sept 8 - NEWSIES' Jeremy Jordan Gets Married, Broadway Supports Obama and More! by BroadwayWorld

It's Saturday, and that means it's time for BroadwayWorld's Saturday Intermission Pics round-up Today's photos feature NEWSIES' Jeremy Jordan with his groomsmen on his wedding day cast membe…

Rebecca Delays Rehearsal Start Date After Death of Major Investor by Broadway.com

Rebecca, the Broadway musical which was scheduled to begin performances October 30 at the Broadhurst Theatre, has postponed the start date of its rehearsals after the recent death of a major…

Review: (Vancouver) Jersey Boys by The Charlebois Post

(l to r) Preston Truman Boyd, John Gardiner, Joseph Leo Bwarie and Michael Lomenda Photo: Joan MarcusMagical! Dazzling! ...smittenby Jay CattersonOh what a night! Jersey Boys, the …

‘Golda’s Balcony’ at The Vagabond Players by Amanda Gunther by Amanda Gunther

What happens when idealism becomes power? It kills. And to save your world how many other worlds are you entitled to destroy? The shocking tension filled story of William Gibson’s Golda’…

Secrets of the rowdy past revealed as Bristol Old Vic reopens by Vanessa Thorpe

In Britain's oldest theatre, reopening this week, actors performed with noisy members of an anarchic audience surrounding them on three sidesRenovations to the oldest theatre in Britain, Bri…

Forests; Branches: The Nature of Crisis – review by Kate Kellaway

Old Rep, Birmingham; Wepre Park, WalesIt is a bold idea to graft Shakespeare's thoughts about forests and make something original out of them – to turn over a new narrative leaf. And the C…

Unlimited Global Academy – review by Luke Jennings

Southbank, LondonUnlimited Global Academy is an evening of work directed by the British visual artist Rachel Gadsden and born of the notion of "invisible trauma". Handicapped by spinal probl…

Freddie Fox: 'I liked throwing the toys out of my pram' by Kate Kellaway

Freddie Fox on playing Oscar Wilde's lover Bosie – and the joys of being the baby in an acting dynasty Continue reading...

Freddie Fox: 'I liked throwing the toys out of my pram' by Kate Kellaway

Freddie Fox on playing Oscar Wilde's lover Bosie – and the joys of being the baby in an acting dynastyFreddie Fox is deliciously debonair. He walks into Hampstead theatre wearing his silk …

Carl Djerassi: scientists aren't just Frankensteins or Strangeloves or nerds by Laura Barnett

The inventor of the pill, who is also a prolific writer of fiction, talks about his latest play – a comedy about chemistryIt says a lot about Carl Djerassi that his first venture into lite…

Forests, Old Rep, Birmingham Branches: The Nature of Crisis, Wepre Park, Connah's Quay Morning, Lyric Hammersmith, London

Why not run completely wild? It was into the woods three times last week. Commissioned to round off the World Shakespeare Festival, Forests is a devised piece rustled up by director Calixto …

The festive Philly premiere of Le Grand Continental by Ellen Dunkel

For 10 weeks, more than 150 non-dancers trained like professional dancers, and this afternoon Le Grand Continental had its Philadelphia premiere at the foot of the Art Museum steps.

Christine Pedi to Perform American Traditions Competition Concert Fundraiser in Savannah, 11/29 by Stephen Hanks

Acclaimed cabaret singer, Broadway performer and host of The Broadway Breakfast on SiriusXM Radio, Christine Pedi will perform her hilarious holiday show, Theres No Bizness Like Snow Bizness…

Holy theatrics, Batman!

The arena spectacle "Batman Live" brings a lighter Dark Knight to the Xcel Energy Center.

Dance spotlight: Rosy Simas

Art spotlight: '150 Years of Swedish Art'

Theater spotlight: 'Buccaneers' at Children's Theatre

Reviews: Michael Feinstein and Marilyn Maye: Swingin' The Night Away by Brian Scott Lipton

"This must have been what Steve and Eydie was like," joked Michael Feinstein during his Friday show with Marilyn Maye, entitled Swingin' the Night Away, at Feinstein's at Loews Regency.And w…

I Interview Playwrights Part 494: Halley Feiffer by Adam Szymkowicz

photo by Seth Kushner Halley Feiffer Hometown: NYC -- Upper West Side, Manhattan Current Town: NYC -- Park Slope, Brooklyn Q:  Tell me about Dear Darkness at the New Ohio. A:&nb…

Reviews: Marie Antoinette by Sandy MacDonald

In Marie Antoinette, now at American Repertory Theater, David Adjmi dispenses with the obvious jests right off the bat. "O let them eat cake," protests Marie (the spectacular Brooke Bloom),…

Theater News: Actor and Playwright Jerome Kilty Has Died by Brian Scott Lipton

Actor and playwright Jerome Kilty died on Friday, September 7 at Norwalk Hospital of cardiac arrest, according to published reports.Kilty was one of two drivers injured in a two-car crash ar…

Review: (Ottawa) Stones in His Pockets by The Charlebois Post

Luck of the Irishby Jim MurchisonFriday evening Ottawa's 2012/2013 season kicked off with Marie Jones award-winning play Stones in His Pockets directed by John P Kelly. As is traditional on …

Saturday, September 08, 2012

LabyrinthineI had one crazy dream last night.I was in this enormous theatre. And when I say enormous, I mean large enough to house an ocean (or what was supposed to be an ocean) for its prod…

Theater News: Broadway's Rebecca to Be Delayed Once Again by Dan Bacalzo

The Broadway production of the new musical Rebecca, which was to begin previews at the Broadhurst Theatre on October 30 for a November 18 opening, will be delayed.A new preview and opening d…

Rock Opera: An Improvised Muiscal Event by David Stearns

Can a rock opera be improvised on the spot? Characters? Songs? Lyrics? Ladies and Gentleman take on this performing arts Hydra.

“13 The Musical’ at Metropolitan Performing Arts Theatre by Kim Moeller by Kim Moeller

Thirteen reasons I enthusiastically applaud Metropolitan Performing Arts Theatre’s production of 13 The Musical about growing up geeky and the profound desire to be popular: The entire cas…

Chicago Theater Review: BLAGOJEVICH, BLAGOJEVICH! (Athenaeum Theatre) by Paul Kubicki

NOT REALLY, NOT REALLY! The most pressing question I had walking out of Athenaeum Theatre’s Blagojevich, Blagojevich! was “Was that really necessary?”  We’re already familiar with t…

Free Seminar: ‘Casting Off-Broadway: A How-To Guide’ Sept. 9 in NYC by Back Stage

If directing is 90 percent casting, as the saying goes, why is the casting process still such a mystery for so many? Actors, directors, producers, and New York theatergoers can learn more th…

Concert review: John Alcorn debuts new Songbook program that bucks the tide by Robert Cushman

Toronto has a new cabaret venue, the Flying Beaver Pubaret, which as its name might suggest, is in the back room — a long and elegant one

‘Electra’ at Mobtown Players by John Harding by John Harding

After 14 seasons of new and often experimental theater, Baltimore’s Mobtown Players is busy re-inventing itself this fall with a slate of classics. If the opening night of Euripides’ Ele…

Los Angeles Theater Review A BROOKLYN LOVE STORY (Theatre 68 in Hollywood) by Tom Chaits

A BROOKLYN LOVE STORY – FUHGEDDABOUDIT! Originally produced as Emergency Used Candles for NYC’s Emerging Artists Theatre One Woman Standing Festival and then followed by a run at the…

Visual arts subjects include election, Legos

The Contemporary will be transformed into 'red zones' and 'blue zones' where visitors can reflect on the political process. 

Twitter Watch: Jeremy Jordan-'Can't wait to get married in less than an hour!! Love my girl.' by BroadwayWorld

On Twitter Watch, Jeremy Jordan wrote Can't wait to get married in less than an hour Love my girl.

Breaking News: REBECCA $4.5 Million Short After Investor's Death - Delays Start of Rehearsals for 2 Weeks; Previews & Opening Night as Well by BroadwayWorld

REBECCA, the new musical based on the classic novel by Daphne du Maurier novel, has delayed the start of its rehearsals by two weeks due to the death of a key investor responsible for a 4.5 …

‘Peter and the Starcatcher’: A Pair of Pixie-Ish Promotions by CFR Staff

Two upcoming events channel that Neverland spirit.

PHOTO CALL: Phantom Honored by Guinness World Records as Longest Running Broadway Show by Krissie Fullerton

On Thursday, Sept. 6, Guinness World Records honored Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera as the longest running show in the history of Broadway after reaching a milestone 10,0…

PHOTO CALL: Phantom Honored by Guinness World Records by Krissie Fullerton

On Thursday, Sept. 6, Guinness World Records honored Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera as the longest running show in the history of Broadway after reaching a milestone 10,0…

Baltimore Raven Brendon Ayanbadejo stands up for marriage equality by Esther

It only takes a quick Google search to find out how many Baltimore Ravens players have been arrested over the past decade. Here's a partial rap sheet: driving under the influence, assaulting…

I went on an experimental film by Kyle

Youtube bender yesterday. It began with a tweet about Dirty Projectors new video, Hi Custodian, a long-form video featuring the songs from their incredible new album, Swing Lo Magellan. Davi…

Broadway-Bound Musical Rebecca Delayed, Again, Due to Death of Major Investor by Michael Gioia and Kenneth Jones

Rebecca, the new musical based on the classic novel by Daphne du Maurier, has delayed the start of its rehearsals by two weeks due to the death of a key investor responsible for a $4.5 milli…

Food, music, Dancing in the Street planned for fall fests

First up are Wolf Fest and the Great Forest Park Balloon Race.

Fall theater scene bursts with choices

How to choose? Here's a week-by-week guide.

Another fall brings more dance and jazz

Four St. Louis companies will perform newly commissioned works by top choreographers in 'New Dance Horizons.' 

Classical music organizations get a fresh start

Three important concerts open three different seasons on the weekend of Sept. 28.

ArtsBeat: 'Rebecca' Delayed, Again, After Major Investor Dies by Patrick Healy

The producers of one of the most expensive, and troubled, musicals of the fall season are in talks with the investor's estate to secure the promised money.

LA, NYC, and Tour Theater Review: ANDRÉ & DORINE (Los Angeles Theatre Center) by Jason Rohrer

LIFE AS WE KNOW IT Mask work reduces the craft of acting to the essential elements of pose and gesture.  That’s all you get when there are no words or facial expressions.  Watching a…

And Make Our Garden Grow: Finding The Solutions… by Bill Hirschman

[box_full] Who are we? Where do we want to go? What’s standing in our way? How do we prevail? The dwindling days before the season gears up are a prime time for us all, audiences to artist…

Alliance’s Home Sweet Funeral Home Is Imaginative If Uneven by Bill Hirschman

A group of loopy scenarios fuel eight daffy short plays by local playwrights thumbing their nose at Death in an often funny if markedly uneven collection commissioned by the Alliance Theatre…

The Train Driver, written and directed by Athol Fugard, with Leon Addison Brown and Ritchie Coster, SignatureTheatre by Yvonne Korshak

… inadvertent … Among the Fugard plays I’ve seen, this -- possibly excepting the iconic The Island -- is the finest. It’s intense, with a driving force. Especially interesting, altho…

FLASH SPECIAL: Kids Take Over Broadway This Season - A Look At ANNIE, MATILDA, CINDERELLA, A CHRISTMAS STORY, ELF & More by Pat Cerasaro

The 2012-2013 Broadway season is positively brimming with musicals featuring characters under the age of 18, so today we will take a special anticipatory look at the many kid-themed properti…

Marilyn Maye & Michael Feinstein Bach-Trump-Lineage by Sandi Durell

 There can never be too many views about Marilyn Maye and Michael Feinstein!   “My View” Written by Stephen Sorokoff     Like the brilliance of a Bach Fugue, Michael Fein…

Broadway Boys and Girls: Making the List (s) by JK

Two fun and interesting lists came out this week regarding theatre.  One is pure fun - just sexy admiration of AfterElton.com's  The 40 Hottest Guys in New York Theatre.  …

Sid Caesar by Trav S.D.

Isaac Sidney Caesar (born this day in 1922) came along too late to be in vaudeville proper (hence his exclusion from the “Stars of Vaudeville” series). He got his start in Catski…

Perez Hilton and Leslie Kritzer Join Cast of NEWSICAL Today, September 8 by BroadwayWorld

Broadways Leslie Kritzer joins the cast of Rick Crom's Off-Broadway musical revue NEWSical the Musical beginning Sept. 8. Internet gossip columnist Perez Hilton was announced last week as jo…

Love, sex and death at the Coterie: 'Spring Awakening' packs a punch

First let me say that I've never quite understood the excitement surrounding "Spring Awakening," a rock musical depicting abused and neglected teens in the late 19th century.

SMASH's Megan Hilty to Sing 'America the Beautiful' Before US Open Women's Championship, 9/8 by BroadwayWorld

According to the New York Post, SMASH's Megan Hilty will perform America the Beautiful before the US Open women's championship between Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka tonight, Septembe…

Review: Illegal Use of Hands/American Blues Theater by Lisa Buscani

Has-been football players Roy (Howie Johnson) and Cody (Steve Key), find themselves outside Wallace’s (Dennis Zacek) house when Roy’s POS Chevy breaks down. Roy is convinced Wallace is t…

PLAYBILL VAULT UNLOCKED: What's New, Week Ending Sept. 8, Chaplin, Annie and More by Andrew Gans

When the Playbill Vault launched in December 2011, it included information on over 10,000 shows and 120,000 actors, creative teams and crew members who have worked or are currently working o…

Ohio, Revisited by Theasy.com

Dixon Place, The Roadsters, Off Off Broadway By Benjamin Coleman BOTTOM LINE: A highly theatrical ensemble tells tales of unlived life in Ohio, blending the avant garde with American…

Stars of Vaudeville #488: Hackett and Delmar by Trav S.D.

This piece has involved more than my usual (and preferred minimal) amount of research, but it has been rewarding and I (or someone) would do well to do still more and get it out there. Mostl…

Dream Cast: Lady Bugs by BroadwaySpotted

More than anything, when I see something I think could or should be a show, I love to speculate about who would play what roles. I love the way casting works and I love sticking my favorite,…

Photo Coverage: Inside Opening Night of FORBIDDEN BROADWAY: ALIVE AND KICKING! by Jennifer Broski

After a three-year absence, Gerard Alessandrinis Forbidden Broadway returns to the 47th Street Theatre with a brand new edition, Forbidden Broadway ALIVE AND KICKING. The show, which opened …

Photo Coverage: THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Earns Spot in Guinness Book of World Records! by Kevin Thomas Garcia

Honoring excellence in theater, Guinness World Records recognizes the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical The Phantom of the Opera as the Longest-Running Show musical or play on Broadway, having rea…

BROADWAY RECALL: Forbidden Once Again by Michael Dale

A little over thirty years ago Gerard Alessandrini was just another struggling young musical theatre actor who enjoyed doing what a lot of struggling young musical theatre actors do in betwe…

Perez Hilton Joins the Cast of Off-Broadway's NEWSical the Musical by Broadway.com

Who better to lampoon current events than Hollywood's resident gossip king, Perez Hilton? On September 8, the infamous blogger steps into NEWSical the Musical, the ever-changing mus…

Anna Christie on the Red Hook Barge by Trav S.D.

Well, this is the fiorst I’ve heard of the Spleen Theatre (with a name that makes me wanna say “Bleccch!”) but I must say this new production of theirs is a stroke of geniu…

Photo Flash: Sneak Peek at Natalie Toro, John Herrera and More in Pioneer Theatre's IN THE HEIGHTS by BroadwayWorld

Pioneer Theatre Company presents In the Heights, the musical that won the 2008 Tony Award for Best Musical and Best Score, September 14 September 29, 2012. BroadwayWorld has a sneak peek …

Fuse Book Review: “The Woman Reader” — The Sounds of Silence by Debra Cash

In the encyclopedic, fascinating, and intermittently infuriating "The Woman Reader," author Belinda Jack argues that we should be not fear the battle between paper vs. pixels, but value read…

Stage Dad: ‘Talking to Parents’: Part Two: ‘What Other Parents Wish They Had Known’ by Glenn Cook by Glenn Cook

What Other Parents Wish They Had Known… One of my favorite television shows is Friday Night Lights, a beautifully written, small-scale drama that focuses on a small Texas town and its obse…

'Rebecca' faces second delay

Legit News: Death of funder prompts postponement

BWW's On This Day - September 8, 2012

Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on September 8 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events

Gotham Girls Tonight! by Trav S.D.

Tonight the Manhattan Mayhem takes on the Queens of Pain (of Queens. Of Pain. Of Queens. Of Pain….) at City College’s Nat Holman Gymnasium. Doors open 6pm, first whistle is at 8p…

Circus Amok’s “Moo” Launches Today by Trav S.D.

Jennifer Miller’s Circus Amok launches its new show Moo today at 2pm with a performance at Coffee Park in Red Hook. The free outdoor show will tour city parks through September 23. For…

'Bullet For Adolf' extends run amid mixed reviews

"Bullet For Adolf" has received mixed reviews since it opened on August 8 at the New World Stages theatre in New York. The play began previews on July 19, and was originally scheduled to clo…

Interview: Bachelorette's Leslye Headland Takes A Direct Approach to Life by Leslie (Hoban) Blake

Leslye Headland's breakout stage comedy, Bachelorette, has been turned into a breakout first feature film – also directed by Headland – which is now in theaters (as well as being availab…

theartsdesk Q&A: Writers Ray Galton and Alan Simpson by Jasper Rees

Is Steptoe and Son the platonic ideal of the British sitcom? Two men trapped in eternal stasis, imprisoned by class and bound together by family ties as if by hoops of steel, never to escape…

I Am a Camera, Southwark Playhouse by Laura Silverman

The Kander and Ebb musical Cabaret, inspired by the Berlin stories of Christopher Isherwood, is soon to return to the West End with Will Young. It's less well-known source is John Van Druten…

PHOTO CALL: Liz Callaway, Rita Wilson and More Visit Marin Mazzie Backstage at 54 Below by Krissie Fullerton

Marin Mazzie brought her brand new concert show to the new Manhattan cabaret location, 54 Below, Sept. 4 for a run through Sept. 8.

Tender Napalm by StageGrade

Do critics have mixed feelings about "Tender Napalm"?

Brooke Jackman Foundation Read-A-Thon Welcomes Rosie Perez, Cast of SPIDER-MAN and More Today, 9/8 by BroadwayWorld

Today, September 8th, the World Financial Center Winter Garden will welcome families and visitors to the third annual Brooke Jackman Foundation Read-A-Thon, with readings of childrens books …

Suzan-Lori Parks Directs Her Play TOPDOG/UNDERDOG at Two River Theater, Now thru 9/30 by BroadwayWorld

Two River Theater Company, under the leadership of Artistic Director John Dias and Managing Director Michael Hurst, launches its 2012-2013 Season with TopdogUnderdog, written and directed by…

WICKED's Shoshana Bean Joins JoAnne Worley, Rex Smith and More for A MAGICAL NIGHT ON BROADWAY Tonight, 9/8 by BroadwayWorld

Shoshana Bean joins the cast of A Magical Night On Broadway at The Agua Caliente Resort Casino Spa in Rancho Mirage tonight, September 8 at 800 pm. A Magical Night On Broadway is a fully-sta…

Arts | Connecticut: A Review of ‘Harbor,’ at the Westport Country Playhouse by Anita Gates

“Harbor,” at the Westport Country Playhouse, starts as a horror story of houseguests who swear they are staying only one night but refuse to leave, then the tale takes surprising turns.

Arts | New Jersey: In New Jersey, a Fall Theater Season of Infinite Variety by Michael Sommers

World premieres, audience favorites, fresh Off Broadway hits and a Shakespearean drama are among the mix of works arriving this fall at New Jersey’s professional theaters.

LiveArts: BANG by Toby Zinman

Fringe: END OF HOPE,END OF DESIRE by Toby Zinman

SLSO wraps up European tour in Paris

Violinist Jenny Lind Jones and contrabassoon Brad Buckley, who retired as of the end of Friday's concert, were honored.

Theatre For Thought, September 8, 2012 by The Charlebois Post

COLORS OF THE FUTUREjoel fishbaneMany young artists have made bold pacts after a night of too many beers, but every now and then the promises remain even in the harsh light of day. Such was …

PLAYBILL BRIEF ENCOUNTER With Sutton Foster; Catching Up With the Broadway and "Bunheads" Star by Kenneth Jones

We snagged a few minutes with two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster to get a post-mortem on her newly renewed TV series, "Bunheads," and her fall concert schedule.

THE WEEK AHEAD, Sept. 8-14: The Best Man and Rent Close; Chaplin Opens; Grace and Cyrano Begin by Blake Ross

Playbill.com's weekly planner reminds you that The Best Man bows out of the race… Paul Rudd returns to the stage… Perez Hilton reports the NEWS… and Nintendo and Bro…

West Coast Premiere of Silence!, With Davis Gaines, Christine Lakin and Stephen Bienskie, Opens Sept. 8 by Michael Gioia

The West Coast premiere of Silence! The Musical, the 2012 Off Broadway Alliance Award-winning Best Musical billed as the unauthorized parody of "The Silence of the Lambs," official…

Suzan-Lori Parks' Topdog/Underdog, With Brothers Brandon J. Dirden and Jason Dirden, Begins NJ Run Directed by Author by Michael Gioia

Real-life brothers Brandon J. Dirden (Clybourne Park, Enron, Prelude to a Kiss) and Jason Dirden (Fences) play siblings on stage in Two River Theater Company's Topdog/Underdog beginning …

Frank Dain Sings Johnny Mathis Tunes in The Magic of Mathis at NYC's Metropolitan Room Sept. 8 by Michael Gioia

Singer Frank Dain returns to the cabaret stage following a 13-year hiatus with his solo show The Magic of Mathis, celebrating the tunes made famous by Johnny Mathis, beginning Sept. 8 at the…

Perez Hilton and Leslie Kritzer Join Off-Broadway Cast of NEWSical the Musical Sept. 8 by Andrew Gans

Internet gossip columnist Perez Hilton and Broadway singer-actress Leslie Kritzer (Legally Blonde, Sondheim on Sondheim, A Catered Affair) join the cast of Rick Crom's Off-Broadway music…

PLAYBILL VAULT'S Today in Theatre History: SEPTEMBER 8 by David Gewirtzman and Robert Viagas and Ernio Hernandez

1914 A farce about selling soap called It Pays to Advertise, by Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett, opens at the Cohan Theatre. It stars Grant Mitchell and Ruth Shepley.

EIF takes spotlight

Legit News: Edinburgh festivals yield buzzy shows

'Nice Work' at the box office

Legit News: Tuner leads bump up in Broadway sales