"The lights of Broadway will continue to shine through the mist," said Jim Bernstein, president of the League of American Theatres and Producers.
No Broadway shows were canceled Friday night, and Bernstein said it was unlikely any would shut down this weekend, despite the city's first winter storm of the season.
I know who JED Bernstein is, but who is JIM Bernstein?
Well, if any shows do get shut down, we can blame Jim... :-)
Keith Reddin's new play exposes a secret about the home movies of the JFK assassination
The eyes still have it. "I Am My Own Wife" may have transferred to a big Broadway theater, but the one-man show still holds our attention, thanks to the pair of wide, glittering eyes belongi…
The show aims to reproduce the swirling, old-fashioned, showstopping charm of a dance- happy Fred and Ginger musical. Sometimes it even succeeds.
Earliest Newsday review yet.
Thanks to craig on All That Chat for the link.
Kushner's first musical: a smart but mixed bag of mixed ethnicities
As rumors swirl around on how long the musical "Taboo" will stay open on Broadway, Sarah and Megan Smith of Wallingford, Conn., are doing their part to make sure Boy George's autobio tribute…
Jeanine Tesori explores new territory on Broadway as she teams up with Tony Kushner
Interesting interview, with tidbits on Violet Hour, Long Day's Journey and his failed musical auditions.
'Beard of Avon' is a fun reinvention of Shakespeare legacy
It sounds gimmicky, and maybe a little exploitative. "Mabou Mines DollHouse," an adaptation of Ibsen's "A Doll's House" from the experimental theater troupe Mabou Mines, has a cast that incl…
Donna Murphy makes revival of Bernstein's 1953 musical a delight
Feel out of the pop-culture loop in social situations? We provide a cheat sheet to entertainment so you can talk the talk at those holiday parties.
'Cook' offers up a range of flavors, both strong and weak
Jennifer Westfeldt has arrived in her Broadway debut
Kline's Falstaff illumes 'Henry IV' without eclipsing it
"There is a flurry of activity trying to let this not be the end," said Bruce Sussman, the Long Island native who wrote "Harmony" with longtime collaborator Barry Manilow. "The two issues, r…
What's most offensive about "Laughing Room Only" is that none of it is funny.
Jack O'Brien dances with Shakespeare
Paula Vogel uses puppets to help capture drama of a hellish holiday ride
Burstyn's skill almost smoothes the wrinkles in 'Widow'
"Anna in the Tropics," for all its superficial modesty, manages to be a nostalgic cultural tone poem, wrenching labor history and a full-blown old-fashioned bodice ripper.
A number of plays on and off Broadway have actors strutting the stage solo portraying everyone from Yogi Berra to a famous German transvestite