"Pal Joey," snazzily revived by the Roundabout Theatre Company, pumps much-needed fresh blood into a Broadway grown anemic.
The good news is that it is done very well; the bad news is that it is done at all.
From a Massachusetts charity that sends teenagers to Israel to the Manhattan theater that introduced "Hair" in 1967, nonprofits around the nation are bracing for fallout following the arrest…
This time around, he comes up empty. Overambitiousness has something to do with it.
"Frost/Nixon" may not be completely accurate history, but it is powerful psychodrama. I still didn't like Nixon after seeing the film; I did understand him better.
Resplendent and healthy-looking, Minnelli, 62, spent the first act of the 2 1/2-hour show belting and strutting through familiar territory.
Producers of "Grease" announced that their 1950s-era musical will close on Jan. 4, the ninth Broadway show scheduled to fold next month.
The Shubert Organization's board of directors is scheduled to meet tomorrow to select a new leader, who will oversee its 17 Broadway houses and $300 million foundation.