American Stages: Bradley Cooper opens in The Elephant Man
When it debuted on Broadway in 1979, Bernard Pomerance's The Elephant Man wasn't positioned as a star vehicle, with the relatively unknown Philip Anglim taking on the title role. Stars succe…
When it debuted on Broadway in 1979, Bernard Pomerance's The Elephant Man wasn't positioned as a star vehicle, with the relatively unknown Philip Anglim taking on the title role. Stars succe…
Rumored for weeks, it was finally confirmed days ago that Sting would join the cast of his Broadway musical The Last Ship, which has been struggling at the box office following mixed reviews…
Exciting news abounds in New York theatre at the moment, as we find out where Up Here (the musical from the writers of Disney's Frozen) will premiere next year, and the celebrity casting rad…
The big news this week has been the controversy surrounding the Met Opera's The Death of Klinghoffer, which has attracted protests amid accusations of glorifying terrorism. For all the press…
Performer Helen Goalen is a founding member of award-winning theatre company RashDash, which she started with Abbi Greenland after they studied together at Hull university. Their new show, O…
Howard Sherman's fortnightly dispatch from Broadway is your essential catch-up guide to all the latest news, rumours and castings on the other side of the Atlantic. In this edition, Wolf …
Howard Sherman's fortnightly dispatch from Broadway is your essential catch-up guide to all the latest news, rumours and castings on the other side of the Atlantic. In this edition, he celeb…
Above and beyond the Broadway closings already announced, and in many cases already completed, two more shows announced this week that they'd be calling it quits. The Tupac Shakur musical Ho…
Javert in militaristic police garb. Valjean in an orange jumpsuit. Thenardier in dreadlocks. Student revolutionaries in camouflage fatigues. Just a glimpse at photos from the Dallas Theatre …
As awards season in New York theatre has wound down, the summer reduction on Broadway begins " whether according to the schedule of limited runs or shows just running out of steam at the box…
While Broadway has been holding its breath since the end of April, afraid to exhale until after Sunday's Tony Awards, a spate of new productions of note are happening along the California co…
Kenneth Branagh will make his long awaited New York stage debut (though he directed The Play What I Wrote on Broadway) when the Manchester International Festival co-production of Macbeth com…
While the work of Irish playwright Dion Boucicault is intermittently revived, his long ago hit The Octoroon, a melodrama about a mixed-race woman (one-eighth black, per the title) in the pre…
With the opening of Roundabout Theatre Company's Cabaret revival last night, the 2013-14 Broadway season is complete. The Tony administration committee meets this morning to make final categ…
When Norm Lewis takes on the title role of The Phantom of the Opera next month, it will mark the first time that a black actor has played the role on Broadway and a great…
On the 50th birthday of the National Theatre, we explore The Stage Archives and look at some of the defining moments
Royal Festival Hall, London: With tumbleweed blowing across tracts of the West End it was comforting to see the Southbank thronging with life on the first night of this year's Meltdown …