41 stories by "Allison Reitz"
Broadway was in full rebound mode leading up to Labor Day, as tuners and plays alike made strong recoveries over the previous, hurricane-soaked frame. All 23 shows reopened for a complete pe…
As the Northeast begins its recovery from Hurricane Irene's weekend landfall, Broadway is getting back to business as usual.
The Great White Way went dark for the weekend as the city prepare…
It's that time of the year again for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO). The famous rock symphony has unveiled the routing for the upcoming holiday season and its Winter Tour 2011.
TSO's two…
Ticketmaster is finally making good on its partnership with Walmart by teaming up to sell tickets out of hundreds of Walmart stores in throughout the country.
The move comes about 18 months …
Last week, Ticket Summit® returned to its home base at The Venetian in Las Vegas for a sixth year, as it welcomed professionals from across the ticket industry to the summer edition of t…
The National Association of Ticket Brokers (NATB) is calling on ticket resellers to stop deceiving fans with Web sites that appear to be affiliated with venues, box offices and other primary…
After seven months of previews and a multitude of delays, "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" finally saw its official opening on Broadway last night, June 14.
Since previews began in November 2…
If you thought you knew what happened between Cleopatra and Mark Antony, or what Julius Caesar was really like, "The Sphinx Winx" will turn your world upside-down (and fill it with laughs).
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Roger Daltrey isn't touring with The Who this year, but he is touring with their songs. The English singer-songwriter has announced his plans to perform the rock opera "Tommy" and other Who …
I recently came across a blog posted by StubHub's CEO Chris Tsakalakis regarding paperless ticketing. With all due respect to Chris, it reinforced to me that many misconceptions still exist …
Among the issues mentioned in argument against proposed paperless ticketing legislation in Connecticut has been that rocker Bruce Springsteen might skip playing in the Constitution State if …
Director David Cromer has revived John Guare's black comedy "The House of Blue Leaves" for Broadway this season. The mid-'60s tragicomedy opened April 25 at the Walter Kerr Theatre with a st…
The second Broadway revival of Garson Kanin's 1946 comedy "Born Yesterday" opened last night, April 24, at the Cort Theatre. Doug Hughes directs this limited engagement run, starring Jim Bel…
The Great White Way welcomed back one of its most acclaimed stars last night, April 21, as "Jerusalem" opened at the Music Box Theatre. Ian Rickson helms this limited engagement of Jez Butte…
Broadway ticket sales continue to climb, with box office reporting an increase in sales for the sixth consecutive week. Last week's reported total of $23,884,804 was an improvement of $637,7…
Matthew Lombardo's new drama "High" opened April 19 at Booth Theatre. But the Great White Way has proved to be a revolving door for the show, which will exit just as quickly as it entered.
D…
