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3,496 stories from Vulture

The Wiz Needed a Studio Audience by Margaret Lyons

NBC's live version of The Wiz managed to do what The Sound of Music and Peter Pan certainly did not: It was fantastic. Where the others felt unintentionally campy and ridiculous, or downrigh…

SOURCE: Vulture at 6:40pm on December 4, 2015

Theater Review: Gigantic Hits an Iceberg, Sinks by Jesse Green

The opening number of Gigantic, a new musical set at a summer camp for hefty teens, is actually called "The Weight Is Over." That's about the high tide of wit in this chore of a show, which …

SOURCE: Vulture at 6:40pm on December 4, 2015

Barbra Streisand Is Directing a Catherine the Great Biopic So You Can Yell, 'Yas, Empress!' by Sean Fitz-gerald

For the first time in nearly two decades, singer, actress, filmmaker impressive star Barbra Streisand will return to directing, according to the trades. The three-time feature helmer will re…

SOURCE: Vulture at 6:40pm on December 4, 2015

Theater Review: Pacino as a Stressed-Out Billionaire in David Mamet's China Doll by Jesse Green

Al Pacino is not an actor of much breadth but he stakes a narrow territory deeply, and that can be brilliant to watch onstage. China Doll, his shaky new Broadway vehicle, by David Mamet, off…

SOURCE: Vulture at 6:40pm on December 4, 2015

Ian McKellen Improvised a Song for Cogsworth on Beauty and the Beast by Kat Ward

When the star-studded cast for Disney's upcoming Beauty and the Beast was announced, it included some expected song-and-dance men (see: Ewan MacGregor) and also Ian McKellen, …

SOURCE: Vulture at 12:09am on December 4, 2015

Theater Review: The Heart-Tugging of Invisible Thread by Jesse Green

There is no such thing as a wholly true play. The nature of the theater distorts reality, finding all sorts of holes in the historical record and inexorably filling them in. (Actors have to …

SOURCE: Vulture at 7:28am on December 3, 2015

Inside Rehearsal for David Bowie's New Alien Musical by Rebecca Milzoff

"For the first quarter of an hour, I was thinking, Here I am, this boy from Belgium, sitting opposite David Bowie," director Ivo van Hove recalls of his initial meeting with the ro…

SOURCE: Vulture at 8:58pm on December 2, 2015

#Force4Ham Brings Together Two of 2015's Biggest Pop-Culture Phenomenons, Star Wars and Hamilton by Ben Ellman

On Monday night's Tonight Show, J.J. Abrams revealed the total accident that led to him picking up Lin-Manuel Miranda to write the new Star Wars cantina song.This morning, the internet found…

SOURCE: Vulture at 7:12pm on December 1, 2015

Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda Wrote the New Star Wars Cantina Song; This Man Is Nonstop by Nate Jones

How does a Nuyorican Genius who sells out arenas with his keenness end up writing music for intergalactic cantinas? J.J. Abrams told the story on Tonight: The director was seeing Hamilton wi…

SOURCE: Vulture at 7:12pm on December 1, 2015

Theater Review: New York Animals Brings Bacharach Back to Town by Jesse Green

Just before the final preview of New York Animals last night, Eric Tucker, the show's director, warned the audience that the "glamorous and exacting" play about to begin was still being rewr…

SOURCE: Vulture at 9:45pm on November 29, 2015

Carey Mulligan On Sexism, Feminism, Pay Gaps and Jennifer Lawrence by Greg Cwik

When Carey Mulligan first heard of the movie Suffragette, she dismissed it. Speaking with Deadline, she said, "I naively had this idea it was tea-drinking ladies chatting, but by page th…

SOURCE: Vulture at 3:17pm on November 29, 2015

Daniel Radcliffe: Excited for That Harry Potter Play, Jealous of Eddie Redmayne, Careful About Where He Masturbates " Just Like Us! by Jackson McHenry

After retiring from playing Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe is really excited to watch the next schmuck who signs up to take on the iconic role in J.K. Rowling's planned sort-of-not-really se…

SOURCE: Vulture at 9:21pm on November 28, 2015

Theater Review: Are There Any Brains Beneath Important Hats of he Twentieth Century? by Jesse Green

"Satire is what closes on Saturday night," said George S. Kaufman, but that was 90 years ago. Today most satire closes " that is, shuts down internally " before it ever hits the stage. Have …

SOURCE: Vulture at 8:12am on November 24, 2015

A New Faulkner Play Has Been Unearthed and Published for the First Time by Dee Lockett

Just when you thought 2015 had already met its long-lost literature quota, along comes a new William Faulkner play. The New York Times reports that a never-before-published Faulkner play has…

SOURCE: Vulture at 6:46pm on November 20, 2015

Miss Saigon to Heat Up Broadway Again in 2017 by Ira Madison Iii

Can you hear the helicopters in the distance? Miss Saigon, the 1989 musical from Les Misérables creators Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil, is headed back to Broadway …

SOURCE: Vulture at 7:24am on November 20, 2015

Theater Review: The Many Steves of Steve by Jesse Green

How many Steves does it take to screw up a marriage? Steven and Stephen are a long-term couple with an 8-year-old son and intimacy issues. Steven's old friend Matt, and Matt's partner, Brian…

SOURCE: Vulture at 8:39am on November 19, 2015

Manhattan's West Side Piers, Back When They Were Naked and Gay by Carl Swanson

One of the many pleasures of the current MoMA PS1 "Greater New York" show is its sense of uncovering artifacts, of showing various sedimentary layers of this city. Not that everything in the…

SOURCE: Vulture at 8:39am on November 19, 2015

Onscreen and Onstage (and in a New HBO Doc), the American Dream Is Latino by Matthew Ismael Ruiz

Early in HBO's The Latin Explosion documentary, which premiered earlier this week, there's a vintage clip of Desi Arnaz onstage during Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town, recalling his humble b…

SOURCE: Vulture at 8:39am on November 19, 2015

Frank Rich on Patricia Highsmith’s Carol and the Enduring Invisibility of Lesbian Culture in America by Frank Rich

In early December 1948, Patricia Highsmith took a Christmas-season temp job as a shopgirl in the children's toy department at Bloomingdale's. Highsmith, a 27-year-old native of Fort Wor…

SOURCE: Vulture at 11:30am on November 18, 2015

Sting Might Return to The Last Ship, in London by Carl Swanson

Last night, high atop the great black glass Hearst Tower, Sting played a short acoustic set of songs from The Last Ship, his grand industrial lament of a musical, which, despite its beautifu…

SOURCE: Vulture at 10:34am on November 18, 2015

No, Andrew Rannells Won't Get You a House Ticket to See Hamilton by Renata Sellitti

If the saying "It's not what you know, it's who you know" is true, then there are a slew of New Yorkers right now banking on the fact that they "knew" Andrew Rannells way back in middle scho…

SOURCE: Vulture at 5:13pm on November 17, 2015

Jonathan Groff Is Gonna Have a Lot of Sex in the Looking Movie by Ira Madison Iii

Taking a break from filming the Looking movie, which will wrap up the canceled HBO series, Jonathan Groff spoke about his career at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco and divulged a few sec…

SOURCE: Vulture at 5:13pm on November 17, 2015

Twyla Tharp on Her Troupe's 50th Anniversary, Muscle Memory, and Finding Dancers With Personality by Rebecca Milzoff

At 74, choreographer Twyla Tharp is overdue for a breather. Over a 50-year career, she's continually evolved, making dances that blend the rigor and technique of ballet, the loose insoucianc…

SOURCE: Vulture at 4:32pm on November 17, 2015

If Status in The Wiz Live! Is Determined by the Amount of Glitter on Your Person, Then Uzo Aduba Is Winning by Jackson McHenry

After releasing a trailer for the three-hour spectacular that is The Wiz Live!, NBC has released a few promo shots of its stars. Let us pore over them in preparation for the event.Uzo A…

SOURCE: Vulture at 6:22am on November 17, 2015

Daniel Radcliffe Truly Understands Why You Think He's Elijah Wood by Nate Jones

On Monday, Daniel Radcliffe appeared on Marc Maron's "WTF" podcast to talk about the magical curse that continues to haunt his life: the unbreakable hex Aspecto Lignum, which makes e…

SOURCE: Vulture at 5:08pm on November 16, 2015
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