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Def Poetry Jam, which opened Thursday at the Longacre Theatre, promises something that should be exciting to theater fans of all ages: a chance to see fresh talent reflecting a variety of pe…
You don't hear De Niro singing "When you're a Jet ..." with Kevin Kline too often, nor do you see Bette Midler, Chita Rivera and Rita Moreno tearing up America, Whoopi Goldberg in I Feel Pre…
What do director Julie Taymor, choreographer Matthew Bourne, pop singer Phil Collins and the Harlem Globetrotters have in common?
All are involved in some way with developing Disney stage projects.
Carol Burnett's work has turned into quite the Broadway experience.
New musical created by Tharp, Joel has instant populism.
Green and his wife and partner, Betty Comden, collaborated with such venerable composers as Leonard Bernstein and Jule Styne to create such beloved musicals as On the Town, Wonderful Town, Applause and On the 20th Century.
"Wife"?!
Big name talent and 'healthy' bookings have built high expectations.
Pacino is Hitler-like loser in star-studded play.
Broadway musical is a spastic show that lacks coordination, charisma.
I've read several articles lately carping about the lack of sophistication in Broadway musicals. To which I say, phooey.
One-man show turns into valentine to George Burns' one love.
As things stand, A Man of No Importance is, for all its avid good will, a show of little consequence.
If lush new musicals based on old ideas are your idea of Broadway heaven, this is your season.
MOVIN' OUT.
When Heather Headley was a little girl living in Trinidad, she wanted to grow up to be Whitney Houston.
USA TODAY's Jeannie Williams caught up with the showbiz legend.
In wasted support, Bram squanders the talents of two Broadway stars: Roger Bart of The Producers and Katie Finneran, whose Tony-winning turn in Noises Off was one of the funniest twists on a…
