1,667 stories by "Suzanna Bowling"
Tis the Season for The Drama Desk!: The announcement of the 57th Annual Drama Desk Award nominations, will be held in a RSVP only event at Feinstein's at Loews Regency at 540 Park Avenue (61…
Gore Vidal's The Best Man is a Starry Political Fight: It is politically perfect to stage a revival of "Gore Vidal's The Best Man" right now as things have not changed much.
Blue Birds Don't Fly at The End of the Rainbow: For those who see "End of the Rainbow," the British import at the Belasco Theatre, you will be in two camps, love it or hate it. I am not in t…
Newsies: The Musical Brings Joy to Broadway: Since I saw the 1992 Disney Movie Musical Newsies, I have waited for it to open on Broadway and I have not been disappointed.
Ricky Martin is High Flying and Adored: I love "Evita," and as I was taking the escalator to the Marquis theatre, I was telling my friend just that.
Magic/Byrd Seeks to Jump into Broadway: Brought by the producers and creators of last season's "Lombardi," Magic/Byrd jumps into the Longacre Theatre.
Marty Panzer a Life with Barry Manilow and Beyond
Superstar Cast Change, Changes Review:
Lucille Lortel Nominations, Did Your Favorites Make it on the List? The award season is upon us and is happening so fast we missed the Lucille Lortel nominations. The Lortel Awards will be h…
Catch the First Look at The City Club: When "The City Club" premiered at the Edinburgh International Festival it caused a sensation, excitement and global interest.
4th Annual August Wilson Monologue Competition: Jujamcyn Theaters (Jordan Roth, President) and True Colors Theatre Company (Kenny Leon, Co-Founding Artistic Director) have announced the 4th …
An Evening With Marty Panzer" is a Success Before it Even Happens: Now there's a wait list for a second show, as Grammy Award Winner Marty Panzer (Barry Manilow's first writing partner) has …
Scott Siegel's BROADWAY BALLYHOO! Tonight: Betsy Wolfe (Merrily, We Roll Along), Tony DeSare (Nightclub Star), Scott Coulter (The Stephen Schwartz Show), Mark Aaron James (Guitarist - Singe…
Harry Potter Has Never Been So Funny...Potted Potter: Whether you camped outside a bookstore for three days awaiting the release of the Deathly Hallows or you don't know the difference betwe…
Amy Adams to Play The Baker's Wife and Oliver Platt in the Park This Summer…Free: Beginning June 5th New Yorkers and tourists are invited to the free performances at the Delacorte Theater …
All That Glitters, the Unauthorized Biography of a Legend the Liberace Musical Begins: Today I had the privilege of sitting through the first reading of the script for the workshop productio…
Now. Here. This. Will Have You Cosmically in Tune: I really loved "Now. Here. This."at the Vineyard Theater. I had not seen "Title of Show," so I had no comparison. The show is written by th…
Dumb, Dumber and Dumbest - The Elephant Room at St Ann's Warehouse: Stupid magic, even stupider actors and off color jokes are what you are in for at St. Ann's Warehouse "Elephant Room."
Lost in Yonkers Shows Why Neil Simon Should Never be Lost: Neil Simon's "Lost in Yonkers" won the Pulitzer and the Tony in 1991.
No Longer Loving Jesus Christ Superstar: The new Broadway incarnation of "Jesus Christ Superstar" is like a Las Vegas revue, except nobody moves his or her arms unless disjointedly choreogra…
Carrie The Musical is Closing $20 Tickets Available: Carrie will close following the evening performance on Sunday, April 8, 2012 (after 34 previews and 46 performances).
The Big Meal Serves Up: Imagine if you were served dinner and it was your last meal. In Dan LeFranc's new play,
StinkyKids the Musical Will Also Entertain the Adults: StinkyKids the Musical, is a strong contender for one of the best children's musicals I have seen.
Hillary Clinton Wants You to Know About Amelia Earhart: On July 7th the 75th anniversary of Amelia Earhart disappearance in the South Pacific will take place and Hillary Clinton wants people…
Lifeline at the Abingdon Gives New Meaning to Bad Tenants: The new play "Lifeline," by Frank Tangredi at the Abingdon, explores this subject in a disturbing way.
