82 stories from TheTheatreSource
Las Vegas is of course well known for its gambling. However, it has also become a top spot for other forms of entertainment as well. In fact, many gambling casinos have become part of larger…
"WaveFest: Go West!" – A series of theatrical shorts about the SoCal experience. 15 pieces, 15 playwrights, 5 plays a night over 6 weekends. Wave One " September 7th, 8th, 14th & 1…
Elaine Stritch Isn't Leaving New York Quietly And we wouldn't want it any other way If April hasn't already been declared "Elaine Stritch Month" in New York, it should be. After seven decade…
The first thing you notice when watching The Grand Irrationality, despite the Los Angeles location of The Lost Studio, is the very British setting of the play. That would be due to the fact …
*please note the actual release date for this set is Jan 8, 2013 A lot of new television shows come and go without so much as a single wave in pop culture being made; Smash, on the other han…
Written By: Rocco Passafuime [email protected] 25 years ago, Gates McFadden scored an opportunity to be a part of one of Hollywood's biggest franchises with the TV series S…
At a time when we can create almost anything we can imagine through the wonder of CGI, it's nice every now and then to get back to the basics of storytelling. And what could be more basic th…
The Little Dog Laughed premiered back in 2007, as written by Douglas Carter Beane who is perhaps best known for penning To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, and has been nominated for a Tony …
Donna/Madonna is a 70 minute one-act from Writer/Performer John Paul Karliak, as seen at the Lyric Theatre on July 24th without intermission. In his opening, Karliak explains how he entertai…
Brent Spiner, of Star Trek: The Next Generation fame, wants to bring the classic musical Man of La Mancha back to the New York or London stage, he said in an interview with The Cinema Source…
Former lovers of Anna Haas, beware. You may turn on the radio soon and hear a song that sounds a little too familiar. The 27 year old singer-songwriter from Nasvhille, Tennessee, whose album…
"He wasn't even listening," a lonely man says when he realizes another has secretly slipped out the door while he was talking. This could be read as a matter-of-fact statement, but when it i…
And on the seventh day, God made Raul Esparza. Unfortunately, even he cannot perform miracles, as proven by Leap of Faith, the latest film-to-musical adaptation to hit Broadway. With songs b…
The 2012 Tony Award Nominations were announced on Tuesday, May 1. On Wednesday, May 2nd the nominees met with the press to discuss their reactions to being nominated. Da'Vine Joy Randolph, w…
One of the more amusing moments of Nice Work If You Can Get It occurs when Eileen Evergreen, a rich, spoiled woman played by Jennifer Laura Thompson is relaxing in her bathtub (for what she …
"It's all beige," the woman next to me sighed when the curtain rose on the set of Don't Dress for Dinner. Little did she know that John Lee Beatty's set would be the least of her complaints …
Good news for all the chatterboxes out there: there is one actor on Broadway who doesn't mind if you're loud in the audience. Brendan Griffin, currently making his Broadway debut in Bruce No…
There are few noises that sound as hopeful or as ominous as the clicking of keys on a typewriter, which makes it an appropriate noise for the opening scene of David Auburn’s historical…
“I was sort of thrilled by it,” Stella says of her husband Stanley’s display of brutal strength on their wedding night. The same could be said of my response to the latest …
Lines are blurred at Ghost, the synthetic video game of a musical currently in performances at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater. These are not the lines between life and death, but rather between t…
Theatre-goers, you have been warned. If you have entered the Music Box Theater to see the new comedy One Man, Two Guv'nors, you are in for much more than just watching a show. You may become…
"It's all right. Nothing's broken." That statement is spoken during Clybourne Park, currently in performances at the Walter Kerr Theater. Triumphantly arriving on Broadway after a rocky tran…
Whoever said Russians are cold-hearted creatures hasn't seen The Three Sisters. The new staging from the Maly Drama Theater of St. Petersburg, Russia, which can be seen at the Harvey Theater…
Lauren Elder's path to songwriting did not begin with a brilliant moment of inspiration or shattering heartbreak. Instead, her introduction to playing the ukulele and writing her own music b…
It's a love story, but not the kind you would expect to find on Broadway. Peter Quilter's play End of the Rainbow, which visits Judy Garland close to the end of her life, is a disturbing exp…
