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Winter is coming, and that means it’s time to get your tickets for The Nutcracker! But with so many variations of the classical ballet, which one will you choose? Questions to consider…
Described in the words of its own creator Chazz Palminteri, A Bronx Tale is a show you "have to see to believe". The show tells the story of Calogero Anello, a working class boy who gets inv…
Playwright David Auburn, known widely for Proof and The Columnist, is a Pulitzer and Tony award winner. His latest play, Lost Lake, explores the tenuous relationship between two strangers, V…
A Broadway musical that features 1980s hard rock hits jukeboxed into a defiantly silly storyline? What a recipe for disaster! Especially since jukebox musicals featuring songs by The Beach B…
Never let it be said that Broadway gives you only one chance. Sure, a hit show from yesteryear or recent times is always eyeballed for a revival, but even a flop can sometimes get a new leas…
One aspect of commercial Broadway theater not really covered by previews, reviews, puff pieces and essays is the numbers game " that is, where a show might be in terms of box-office grosses …
We’ve got eating to do at popular coffee shop Serendipity 3, which has just unveiled a dessert in honor of Tony Award-winning musical Pippin. The “Pippin High-flying Sundae”…
William Goulet is the writer/director of Filler, a serio-comedy about Marian and Adler, a married couple whose lives are irrevocably changed by the visit of two repairmen. The worl…
What do you get when you blend Shakespeare's poetry and film? The Sonnet Project! Developed by New York Shakespeare Exchange (NYSX), a theater company that offers innovative theatrical exper…
Producer Harvey Weinstein has glee-fully announced that Matthew Morrison will play J.M. Barrie in the spring Broadway mounting of "Finding Neverland". The tuner, which tried out at Massachus…
One aspect of commercial Broadway theater not really covered by previews, reviews, puff pieces and essays is the numbers game " that is, where a show might be in terms of box-office grosses …
John R. Waters has been playing John Lennon for more than two decades. In Lennon: Through a Glass Onion he becomes a version of the late singer without relying on makeup or costumes to help …
The York Theatre Company hit its 100th Musicals In Mufti on November 8 with their production of Stephen Sondheim's Saturday Night. The company’s dedication to nurturi…
“American Hustle” Oscar nominee Bradley Cooper begins Broadway previews at the Booth Theater tonight as John Merrick, the tortured title character of “The Elephant Man̶…
Summer is behind us but this weekend The New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF), an organization that has filled New York City's hunger for new, emerging and eclectic musical offerings dur…
It might be over-the-top to call Omar Sangare a “man with a mission”, but as founder and Artistic Director of the United Solo Theatre Festival, he has certainly spent a good deal…
Baruch Performing Arts Center's theater is buzzing with activity; people are scurrying above me on catwalks focusing lights and drills buzz on the stage as the production crew assemble the s…
Raymond McAnally is a big guy, giant really, in stature and heart. He’s also a magnificent and insightful actor who is bringing his solo show Size Matters to the American Theatre Group…
Lift, written by acclaimed novelist Walter Mosley and directed by Marshall Jones, III, takes place in the confines of the elevator cart that hangs by a thread after an explosion. This cu…
Diane Paulus's imaginative reimagining of "Pippin", which took the 2013 Tony Award for Best Musical Revival, has run out of pep. The show's box office has been declining as of late, and afte…
One aspect of commercial Broadway theater not really covered by previews, reviews, puff pieces and essays is the numbers game " that is, where a show might be in terms of box-office grosses …
It is easy enough to catch a Broadway Show but if you want to see where the glitz and glamor gets its start, come to The Songwriter's Salon, a once a month offering at The Times Square Arts …
For nearly a decade Jake Lipman has been on a mission to produce, "thought provoking comedy". Jake is the Artistic Director of Tongue in Cheek Theater Company and this fall and as she heads …
At the beginning of his show Bad With Money, Ben Rimalower sings a bit from Judy Garland's "I'd Like to Hate Myself in the Morning", in which the legendary performer declared she would "rais…
Tamar of the River is a unique musical theater piece which combines different music genres, singing styles and cultural elements to tell the story of Tamar (played by Margo Seibert), a coura…
