Dead Accounts is joining the list of January showbituaries. Pulitzer Prize finalist Theresa Rebeck's play, starring two-time Tony Award winner Norbert Leo Butz (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels) and…
The Broadway Channel will expand the reach of its programming in Manhattan, through an agreement with RCN Cable New York to launch a channel this month. Original segments like "What's Hot on…
It seems like a dream scenario for any undiscovered choreographer: Sarah Jessica Parker, in all her sinewy glory, performing their steps next to Lea Michele for a TV audience of millions. …
Have you recently experienced an existential meltdown in an elevator to the tune of Wham's "Last Christmas?" Does the mere concept of passing another improperly-lit plastic menorah in a lon…
"Laughter through tears is my favorite emotion," Truvy, a homegrown-beauty-salon owner in the (fictitious) parish of Chinquapin, Louisiana, says in Robert Harling's Steel Magnolias, which or…
Your average Broadway theatergoer is a well-educated, wealthy, middle-aged white woman, visiting the city from Not-New-York-City, according to a demographics report released today by The Br…
New York is bringing sexy back to those lonely, defunct phone booths you see along Broadway.Phone booths have fallen from grace in recent years, with the rise of the iRobots That Control Our…
When Hurricane Sandy swept through New York City's Stuyvesant Cove Park last week, one of the many buildings she attacked was an arts and education center called Solar One on East 23rd St by
Deep in the belly of Times Square, alongside The World's Most Obnoxious McDonald's, stands a secret Broadway landmark that's been hidden from you for decades. Awaiting renovation, it has
The lights were bright again on Broadway by Thursday, but many theaters below 34th Street sat in darkness until this weekend. Most announced their re-openings as soon as Con-Ed restored powe…
Miriam Margolyes wants you to stop playing Angry Birds and read a book. Preferably, an entire book, made out of paper, and written by Charles Dickens. The British Academy of Film and Televis…
Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, the musical with the most famously complicated safety record in Broadway history, held an unironic press conference about Halloween safety on Oct. 25 outside