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Meet Jason Robert Brown, the composer who gave Ari her big break.
Michelle Williams of Destiny's Child is going into "Aida"
Olsen and Bartha weren't the only actors aboard the plane: "Californication" actress Pamela Adlon and Jarrod Spector of Broadway's "Jersey Boys" were also passengers.
'It's about people becoming lost and just trying to find their way,' Billie Joe Armstrong tells MTV News.
'The night was electric,' actor Tony Vincent says at afterparty.
The stage version of Idiot doesn't officially open until Tuesday at the St. James Theatre, but the band—and director Michael Mayer—have been tinkering with it in rehearsals since last month. And with an A-list cast of actors, a bombastic soundtrack (which features songs from Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown and a couple of Green Day B-sides) and a book that doesn't shy away from the political or the personal, it's already looking like an explosive show—the kind of thing that very well may turn Broadway on its ear.
The rapper found the musical about the Nigerian Afrobeat legend 'fascinating.'
Casting director Bernie Telsey says the stage is wide open for Adam's return.
'I don't listen to show tunes in my spare time, I can assure you,' musical-theater vet says.
Pacitti auditioned for executives in an episode of 'True Life' in 2002.
New musical, with songs by Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown, is a more dysfunctional, realistic take on growing up.
'Equus' cast and crew - and a celeb-filled audience - agree it's a 'breakout' performance.
With 52 friends and family members in the audience, the 'Making the Band' alum didn't miss a beat.
According to Hicks, the "Grease" part wasn't his first offer. Earlier this year, he'd been asked to join the Broadway cast of "Hairspray," a gig he couldn't fit into his schedule. But being …
TV auteur Aaron Sorkin turns television history into a dazzling Broadway experience.
'It's like an old horror movie,' director Tim Burton tells MTV News in exclusive interview before previewing clips in NYC.
"Rock 'n' Roll" is a rare theatrical experience. It sends you out of the theater with its provocative ideas fizzing in your brain and the Rolling Stones' "You Got Me Rockin' " nipping at you…
Michael Caine and Jude Law star in a definitively unnecessary remake.
And here's why John Norris thinks the Broadway musical deserves the award for Best Musical.
Musical could do for Laura Bell Bundy what flick did for Reese Witherspoon.
