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Nightmare: New York — 9/26-11/1 Alligators on the subways, gargoyles, and super rats…oh my! New Yorkers' worst nightmares are brought to life as the longest running haunted house rev…
The EstroGenius Festival, which continues through November 2, celebrates female voices in theater. Â We asked several of the women involved to talk about their favorite female playwrights.…
They killed in “The Producers”, and they wounded in “The Odd Couple”. How will critics react as Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick team up once more? The answer is on …
Ciarán O’Reilly is the producing director and one of the co-founders of The Irish Repertory Theatre, an Off-Broadway theatre dedicated to showcasing the Irish and Irish-American voi…
It doesn't begin previews until next February but we're already counting down the days until the On The Twentieth Century revival makes it way to Broadway (its first revival since its 1978 p…
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 …
While the world may never be free from the struggles that the class system brings, in terms of division and identity, Brooklyn director Jess Chayes and The Assembly Theater Project (The Asse…
1970's Disco comes alive on Monday, October 6, as Damn the Light, a NYC based production and promotional company presents FUNKYTOWN: New York City's Greatest Disco Revue at Santos Party Hous…
Check out the sets, the stage and some backstage secrets with Mamma Mia’s Rosie, Lauren “Coco” Cohn, on StageBuddy.com’s exclusive behind the scenes tour of The Broad…
In Dirt, Austrian-American actor Christopher Domig plays Sad, an Iraqi immigrant living illegally in an unnamed metropolis. Sad spends his days selling roses to people who more often than no…
With titles like Who’s Afraid of the Virgin Mary?, A T Stop Named Denial and All About Christmas Eve, Ryan Landry and his Gold Dust Orphans have turned the parody into a formidable art…
Tom Stoppard's "The Real Thing" is back on Broadway, this time with Maggie Gyllenhaal, Ewen McGregor, Josh Hamilton and Cynthia Nixon in tow. The Roundabout Theater Company’s revival s…
Most playwrights would kill to get a single production by Manhattan Theater Club; Donald Margulies has had 10 (count `em, 10!). Among them were such notable works as "Sight Unseen", "Time St…
Just a few weeks ago Michael McNamara wasn’t on anyone’s radar including that of acclaimed Broadway Music Director, Orchestrator and Producer, Kim Scharnberg. But all that change…
The fifteenth annual EstroGenius Festival kicks off October 2, for one month of short plays, one-woman shows, and dance pieces celebrating the female voice. Founded in 2000 by Fiona Jones an…
What is the role of mythology in theater? What is the role of the document, of the act of witnessing? How can the two combine to reach the deeper personal and artistic truths in a time and p…
“Bi” the webseries premiered last week on YouTube, offering a refreshing look at otherwise unspoken subjects including New York youths, race, and Bisexuality. We met with writ…
Pop stars have tried their hands at Broadway musicals with varying degrees of success. Paul Simon's "The Capeman" endured a difficult time on the mainstem, whereas Cyndi Lauper couldn't have…
When I sat down the other day with Steven Gallagher, I made up my mind to be a doofus. (Yes, sometimes it is a choice.) More exactly, I determined to ask the obvious, and from the get-go: ju…
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 …
In Grind writer/director Zachary Halley poses the question: do we ever really know who we’re talking to? Using a Grindr-like app to frame his story, he introduces us to the awkward, bu…
Who knew that if it wasn't for Robert Redford we wouldn't have Spring Awakening, The Light in the Piazza, Fun Home or A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder? Yes, that Robert Redford, the sa…
On a rainy Thursday, we sat down to catch up with Craig muMs Grant, fresh off his critically acclaimed one man show, A Sucker Emcee at Labyrinth Theater (now playing through October 5th). Gr…
Considered one of the most durable of all Broadway comedies, Kaufman and Hart's "You Can't Take it with You" has found its way to Broadway once again. Previews began Aug. 26 at the Longacre …
#1 – See her in-person October 5th! More info at bottom of this article! Marge’s father, Ernest Belcher, worked with Charlie Chaplin and Mack Sennett. He did the opening s…
