Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men has returned to Broadway with the force of a military command and the emotional impact of a devastating confession. At Lincoln Center Theater’s Vivian Beaum…
Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is filmed from the Hotel Edison and is a podcast extension of T2C. We are back after a small hiatus. Today on Live From The Hotel…
Sony Hall was rocking Monday night as Rockers on Broadway celebrated its 33rd anniversary, bringing together Broadway royalty, rock legends, and emerging talent for an evening that proved gr…
“I wouldn’t scoff if I were you.” A rather ambitious request, really, when you have just invited an audience to spend an evening with a vampire whose idea of subtlety involves an aeros…
Donnie Kehr and Jeff Gerson Broadway knows how to rock, and tonight, Monday, November 2, Rockers on Broadway 33 takes over Sony Hall for an electrifying evening where theatrical brilliance m…
I have a confession to make. I don’t ordinarily find comedians particularly funny. There are exceptions, Robin Williams being one of them, but much of what passes for comedy leaves me unmo…
Jill Morley’s wickedly funny, painfully honest theatrical memoir returns to The Triad Theatre, challenging everything women have been taught about sexuality, respectability, and empowermen…
There are musicals that entertain, musicals that move us, and occasionally a musical that takes a subject you would never imagine belonging onstage and makes you wonder why nobody thought of…
Sir Patrick Stewart, the commanding British actor who took Shakespeare into the stars as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation, died October 28 at his Los Angeles home. H…
Joshua Henry, Caissie Levy, Brandon Uranowitz and Nichelle Lewis brought Broadway star power to an evening where theatrical tradition met a new generation of leadership. Broadway knows how t…
Photo curtsey of ©WARNER BROS From Stephen Sondheim to Neil Simon, Harvey Fierstein to Hollywood, Barbara Barrie built an extraordinary career defined by intelligence, emotional honesty and…
CARREY IS MISSING — When The Mask came out in 1994 and introduced us to Jim Carrey, we immediately knew he was an actor of extraordinary talent. Directed by the late Chuck Russell, it was …
Caricature by Ken Fallin Molière understood something about human nature that remains as true today as it was in 1673: fear can be a remarkably expensive business, especially when someone s…
Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is filmed from the Hotel Edison and is a podcast extension of T2C. We are back after a small hiatus. Today on Live From The Hotel…
A rotating pack of Broadway favorites is heading to The Triad Theater, where man’s best friend finally gets the last word. Anyone who has ever looked into a dog’s eyes and wondered what …
Broadway has always been an art form built on reinvention, with each generation of composers finding new ways to tell stories through music. Now Lincoln Center Theater is bringing some of mu…
There are people who change our lives without ever realizing the magnitude of their influence. They encourage a talent, open a door, introduce us to a world we never knew existed, or simply …
New York’s intimate stages are pulling out all the stops this November, with a lineup that reads like a who’s who of Broadway, jazz and cabaret royalty. At 54 Below, John Barrowman, Ann …
Tom Hanks is heading back to Broadway, and this time he’s bringing Tony Award winner Kelli O’Hara along for a little time travel. This World of Tomorrow, the new romantic drama by Hanks …
Long before women were encouraged to have it all, they were fortunate if they were permitted to have anything beyond marriage, motherhood, or a respectable position in someone else’s house…
There is a curious phenomenon on Broadway. When a beloved television star makes their theatrical debut, audiences and critics often seem prepared to bow before the performance has even begun…
The words HIV/AIDS crisis carry a weight for me that decades of distance have done little to ease, making my experience of Kramer/Fauci at St. Ann’s Warehouseintensely personal. Conceived …
Charles Dickens knew how to populate a world. His characters were eccentric, damaged, ambitious, cruel, lovable, and unforgettable. Translating that sprawling universe into a musical is no s…
“Make ’Em Laugh” and “I Could Have Danced All Night” are the sort of movie-musical melodies that can transport us into that familiar movie-musical dream, where every backyard is a …
“We don’t get to choose the roles we’re born into. We only get to choose how we play them.” Every so often, a musical comes along that reminds me why I fell in love with theater in t…