Sunday night, July 31, CATS returned to Broadway. The erstwhile longest running musical on Broadway (it ran from 1982 until 2000, making it presently the fourth longest run in Broadwa…
choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler makes brings new visual excitement to this critic proof mega-hit that now puts Andrew Lloyd Webber's name on three Broadway marquees
By Meredith Ganzman (@MGanzman) For a certain generation of theatergoers, from 1982 to 2000, Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats was a part of their musical upbringing. It was not a part of mine, oth…
After 16 years, Cats, the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical based on the T.S. Elliot book Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, returns to Broadway at the Neil Simon Theatre. X Factor winner Leona …
NEW YORK (AP) -- During this divisive election season, there's yet another potentially fractious issue we Americans will have to deal with. We mean, of course, "Cats.".…
Cats"whether you're talking about the household pet or the legendary Broadway musical"are polarizing. People either seem to love the deliberate aloofness of four-legged felines or wonder, "W…
Nearly 34 years have crept and bellowed away since "Cats" introduced Broadway to our first British mega-musical. Revived for the first time with much the same creative team but, significantl…
Memories could be fatal to this revival of “Cats” — specifically, the memory of Betty Buckley as Grizabella, singing “Memory” as it’s meant to be sung, wi…
The first Broadway revival of Cats, which is neither wholly reimagined nor an exact replica of the original, is unlikely to turn off Cats-lovers, nor win over Cats-loathers. Those with an op…
The first-ever Broadway revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's iconic musical, CATS, returns to Broadway tonight at the Neil Simon Theatre 250 W 52nd Street.
There's no plot, no subtext and no apparent point, but the tunes " including Memory, sung by Leona Lewis " drill into your brain like a flesh-eating worm Related: Leona Lewis on joining Broa…
My gateway show was not Cats"nor was it Les Miz or Phantom. I grew up, like any self-respecting theater snob, disdaining such tourist trash from afar. Lacking youthful nostalgia for Andrew L…
British pop star Leona Lewis, as Grizabella, has the showiest singing role in the second coming of the the polarizing Andrew Lloyd Webber musical. Peppy, kinetic and sometimes monotonous.
The marquee in front of the Neil Simon Theatre encourages passersby to 'let the memory live again.' It's been almost thirty-four years since Grizabella, Mistoffelees and Rum Tum Tugger first…
