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Can't make it to New York any time soon? PBS has just the thing for you. It was just announced that Tony nominated play Act One will be broadcast on PBS as part of the Live from Linc…
You're in for a colorful surprise if you are heading to a Broadway show in June! Playbill has began the Playbill Pride initiative to honor LGBT voices of the Broadway community during th…
Okay, I'll admit it, I am a show repeater. Sometimes it's just not enough to see a show once. Like today for example. I just had to go back and see Heathers the Musical yet again…
Just a little over a week away until the 2014 Tony Awards! It is sure to be a star-studded night, with some of the biggest names returning to Broadway this season, including Neil Patrick…
Do you like Broadway? Do you like cookies? Well then this is your week because Broadway Bakes is back! When else could you possibly have the chance to be served food by your favorite…
The Tony Awards are just around the corner and the Broadway community is reminding you in the best way possible! To celebrate the incredible shows nominated at the Tony Awards as well as…
With the closing of The Bridges of Madison County, one of the few musicals this season that featured original music, the talk among theatre fans is whether jukebox musicals are the new hit o…
After playing 137 performances at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, 'The Bridges of Madison County' has ended its Broadway run. 'The Bridges of Madison County' is the musical adaptation of the …
When I first heard that Rocky was coming to Broadway, I was confused yet quite excited to see how this would turn out. Boxing and Broadway? Seems like an unlikely pair. And yet when I saw it…
If you are looking for a truly unique night out seeing a performance, look no further than the New York Neo-Futurists. The Neo-Futurists are an innovative theatre group which aims to perform…
As all you college students are aware, finals time is upon us! Late night library sessions, endless cramming and ten page papers to write. Wow! It can sure be hectic. BroadwayAud…
This past Friday, I celebrated my birthday with a night out at the theatre. Heathers the Musical has been the talk of the Broadway fans (especially on Tumblr) for quite some time now so …
Les Misérables is undoubtedly one of the most heart-wrenching productions on Broadway right now, and it is certainly one with a rich history as well. Â Victor Hugo's iconic novel, origina…
It's Broadway fans favorite time of year…Tony Awards season! This is the time of year when the theatre lovers out there wait (rather impatiently) for nominations to be announced only t…
As all Broadway shows for the season have now officially opened at nominations are right around the corner I wanted to make sure to end the season of blogging with the last 3 shows I have no…
After what I felt to be one of its weaker seasons the Manhattan Theatre Club ended in a big way with Harvey Fierstein's new play, his first straight play since his groundbreaking "Torch Song…
There's not much I can say about the Roundabout's "Cabaret," which originally debuted at Studio 54 in 1998 and is now back again after it closed in 2004. Rob Marshall and Sam Mendes' product…
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Being the Broadway lover that I am, I often get emails about the latest and greatest news about theatre. This past week, I received an email that got me running around with joy. The …
The hits just keep coming one after the other in the final week of the Broadway season. The latest one to speak of is John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask's cult favorite "Hedwig and the …
Martin McDonagh is one of the most unique, brightest, and irreverent playwrights there is. I adore his work and his ability to create enchanting stories that are equally as grotesque yet hum…
A little late here, but Happy Easter everybody! Easter time is a very exciting time to the Broadway community. Each year around this time, the theatre community comes together for an…
One of the last minute additions to the theater season, "Lady Day At Emerson's Bar And Grill" was quickly added after the abrupt closing of "Bronx Bombers" in March. The play opened on April…
At least for me, the concept of "The Velocity of Autumn," which opened at Broadway's Booth Theatre on Monday, was one of the most interesting concepts for a new play this year. A 79-year-old…
iLUMINATE combines state-of-the-art technology with exhilarating dancers who perform in the dark to create a fantastical mashup of illuminated characters, choreography, music, sets and speci…
