8,558 stories from Theater Pizzazz
Brian Stokes Mitchell has many awards, including two Tonys and is a veteran of 10 Broadway shows, aside from being inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame! Â He has been dubbed Broad…
by Alix Cohen Author, raconteur, and media expert Jim Jimirro is Creator and Founding President of The Disney Channel and Walt Disney Home Video, but it…
by Brian Scott Lipton Let's be real: heading to City Center this weekend may be your only chance to ever take a bite out of The Golden Apple, John Latouche…
by Joel Benjamin The first thing you notice about Lewis Flinn is that he is immensely likeable. Tall, handsome and enthusiastic, he hosted this program of …
Partnership with HAMILTON, The Rockefeller Foundation, NYC Department of Education and Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History Provides 20,000 Students Tickets to See Musical Vid…
By Monica Charline Brown Created seven years ago, the Broadway Sings series has been rocking out at the Highline Ballroom for fifteen concerts! Produced by…
The Theatre World Awards Board of Directors (Dale Badway, President), and The Dorothy Loudon Foundation (Lionel Larner, Executive Director), have announced the 2017 Theatre Wor…
By Martha Wade Steketee Broadway performances past and present were evoked in the newest "Jamie deRoy & Friends" cabaret show on the intimate Birdland …
By Sandi Durell There aren't many entertainers, or in this case icons who, at certain tender ages, can still transport their audiences back into great musical history th…
The press room was jammed with nominees in all the categories, along with their publicists and the various media outlets. Â TheaterPizzazz was front and center with Sandi Dur…
By Beatrice Williams-Rude Seven Spots on the Sun is a searing work by Martin Zimmerman that deals with the horrors of war and their aftermath, posing the question: justice or peac…
Theater Pizzazz’ Mark Ryan (MR) Anderson was on the scene to meet and greet the cast of The Traveling Lady at press previews including cast members: LARRY BULL, LYN…
by Steve Nardoni In a special return engagement at Feinstein's/54 Below, Kim Maresca showed once again why she's such an overwhelmingly talented and…
by Peter Haas Every seat was filled in Don't Tell Mama's intimate Brick Room on a Sunday evening in April as friends and fans gathered to enjoy the talents of two of cab…
Appearing together for the first time at Feinstein’s/54 Below, is Broadway’s lovely and loving couple Marin Mazzie and Jason Danieley in “Broadway &…
Sunday evening May 7 the 32nd Annual Lucille Lortel Awards"honoring excellence in Off-Broadway and the invaluable contribution of artists to the theatre community"…
Photos – The Actors Fund Honors . . . The stars gathered Monday night at the Marriott Marquis Monday, May 8 to celebrate this years Annual Gala Benefitting the Act…
Her engagement at Feinstein’s/54 Below was sold out in 2016. Reason enough for the extraordinary Lea Salonga to return with “Encore!” She is a Tony, Olivier, Drama D…
by Susan Hasho The play Entertaining Mr. Sloane opens in a cozy British sitting room. An attractive middle-aged lady is perched dead center on a comfy flowered sofa sitt…
By Barbara & Scott Siegel At the elegantly produced Lortel Awards on Sunday night, it was noted that two of the four Broadway musicals competing for Outstanding Musi…
67th Annual Awards Outer Critics Circle Announce 2016-17 Award Winners! "Hello, Dolly!" & “Come From Away” Top Win List with 5 Awards each! Followed by "The Little…
By Sandi Durell Prepare yourself for a techno-music video comedy, written by multi award winning Joe DiPietro (Nice Work If You Can Get It, Memphis), as we tak…
by Lisa Joy Reitman-Dobi You're at a nightclub, snug in the warmth of its familiar ambiance. Onto the stage steps an energetic singer whose sparkle and dynamic range hav…
The new play Building the Wall invited press for a media day pre-performances. Mark Ryan (MR) Anderson was on the scene for TheaterPizzazz for interviews and photos. Building T…
by Marilyn Lester Theater of the absurd lives impressively in the 1987 George Tabori work, Mein Kampf, a rippingly black satire of young Adolf Hitler and his ment…
