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Oh come on, you knew "Leopoldstadt" wasn't going anywhere. The sensationally moving and profound Tom Stoppard play has just been extended through
I am sad to report that there is very little salvageable in the new musical that opened last night about singer songwriter
I told you all about David Byrne and Fat Boy Slim's "Here Lies Love" back in 2014. It was a sensation at
How badly can this group maim "The Great Gatsby"? Weren't two movies enough? And yet, here comes a "Gatsby" musical from the
"Phantom of the Opera" will not go away. As soon as the Andrew Lloyd Weber musical announced that it was closing in
Theater news: MARIAH CAREY has added her name to the new musical version of "Some Like it Hot" as a producer. This
You've got to watch this video. Last night at "The Music Man" Nicole Kidman donated $100,000 to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. She
Alan King, Don Rickles, Jackie Mason, Shecky Greene. They were among the legendary giants of Borscht belt Jewish humor. What was the
The biggest problem I could see last night with Valerie Simpson's insanely jubilant show at Sony Hall was that every song sounds
Most of the 500 people who filed into historic St. Thomas Episcopal Church on Fifth Avenue today were still in shock after
Jessica Chastain doesn't take a minute off from interesting work. This year's Oscar winner for Best Actress is returning to Broadway this
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I am in shock and a lot of people are this afternoon. Just last week I told you about my friend Doug
The great 2000 movie, "Almost Famous," is now a sensationally fun musical on Broadway. It's wildly entertaining with a totally energetic cast,
If you're looking for signs of a recession, or even worries about Times Square, last week's Broadway grosses may provide some answers.
I often feel when I read memoirs or see one-actor shows like "Everything's Fine" that I've led a sheltered life. In 1971,
It was a throwback night of celebration in New York tonight as Lincoln Center opened its stunning new David Geffen Hall with
When a show is good or bad coming to Broadway, you can smell it. Certainly the aroma of success was in the
I'm very sad to report the death of Lucy Simon, Broadway composer of "The Secret Garden" and "Dr. Zhivago." She was also
I guess Patti Lupone has had enough. The mega Broadway star Tweeted this morning that she's turned in her Equity card, meaning
Lea Michele has proven to be everything producers hoped for with her arrival at "Funny Girl." Last week, the musical revival had
There were two Michael Jackson musicals in the last Broadway season. One was a hit, and the other is closing after less
Angela Lansbury was maybe the most popular actress in American history and one of the most gifted. She's passed away today at
It was only a few months ago there were protests in the West End of London against Andrew Lloyd Webber. The composer/producer/theater
You don;t often see Mick Jagger at a Broadway opening night, but he was there Sunday night for the premiere of Tom
