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Elton John, Julie Andrews, Rosie O'Donnell and Mary Tyler Moore were among the stars attending the ambitious musical's opening.
Broadway has long known how to take real people and turn them into two-dimensional cartoons. Julie Taymor has done it the other way round.
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"Dada Woof Papa Hot" is a glossy distant cousin of the landmark 1968 gay play "The Boys in the Band."
George Takei lends luster to uneven 'Allegiance' on Broadway.
"The Joe D Show" with John Benjamin Hickey, of "Dada Papa Woof Hot," and Bruce Jordan, of "Shear Madness."
The celebrity spawn's New York cabaret debut was special even before it began.
"Jersey Boys" simply narrates the career of Valli, his friends and the man who wrote their successes, Bob Gaudio.
"Disaster!" is headed to Broadway " and loaded with enough heavyweight talent to sink a boat.
"Fiddler on the Roof," "Finding Neverland," "The King and I," "On Your Feet!" and "Something Rotten!" will strut their stuff.
"The Affair" cuckold will make his Off-Broadway debut this winter.
Big Apple Circus presents polished and fun 'Grand Tour'
The Queen is dead. Long live the King. That's the starting point for Mike Bartlett's "King Charles III."
Taylor Swift saved her most chilling celebrity duet of the year for Halloween.
A parody called "Point Break Live!" is an original work that's entitled to copyright protection, a federal appeals court ruled.
Harry Houdini may not have escaped death " but the legendary magician is still remembered for his daring acts.
There's enough water in "Thérèse Raquin" to float a boat, but not a drop of sexual tension in play starring Keira Knightley.
Make broom for a 'Wicked' Idina
Wicked," the "prequel" to "The Wizard of Oz," is an interminable show with no dramatic logic or emotional center.
The execs at Dan Klores Communications better start practicing their jazz hands.
Meet a taxi driver who turned a lifetime behind the wheel into a play.
Broadway isn't the only place to give "Hamilton" a spin. The show inspires a ride at Soul Cycle.
American history just got cooler " and hip-hop-infused " for 20,000 New York City public schoolkids.
Matthew Broderick and Annaleigh Ashford star in "Sylvia," a story of a marriage and a mutt
