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The Tony Award-nominated Best Musical Ragtime opened on Broadway Jan. 18, 1988. In celebration of the Lynn Ahrens-Stephen Flaherty-Terrence McNally musical, Playbill.com looks back at Ragtim…
Caissie Levy, who previously appeared in the West End in Hair (transferred from Broadway) and the original London production of Ghost (that she subsequently reprised on Broadway), is …
January 17, 2013, marks what would have been Tony Award-nominated singer-actress Eartha Kitt's 86th birthday. In celebration of the late Broadway and film actress, Playbill.com looks bac…
Until recently we at Filskit Theatre had never given much thought to the fact that we are an "all-female" company. The three founding members were brought together over a shared passion to c…
Ethel Merman – who possessed the voice that defined the Broadway belt – would have turned 105 Jan. 16. Rose, Reno Sweeney and Annie Oakley were all strong, no-nonsense women and …
Tony Award winner Andrea Martin, who was last seen on Broadway in Exit the King, celebrates her birthday Jan. 15. Here, Playbill.com looks back at Martin's career with clips from her Bro…
Arcola, LondonGerman playwright Dea Loher's 1992 drama about Olga Benario, the German Jewish communist who was active in Germany and Brazil in the 1930s, is hard on both performers and audie…
Fulmore Middle School's girls choir is getting the opportunity to perform at Carnegie Hall this weekend as well as participate in a Believe NYC event with Broadway favorite, Adam Jacobs, at …
Blockbuster musical The Book of Mormon reclaimed the top spot at the box office, followed by long-running hits The Lion King and Wicked. Audiences are still clamoring to see last year's …
My!Laika's Mime Festival piece is funny and visually memorable but could do with some directorial focus, Alison Gunn writes
Julia Murney, who was recently seen in the Off-Broadway drama Falling, celebrates her birthday Jan. 14. Here, Playbill.com takes a look back at Murney's career with clips from her Broadw…
This emotionally gruelling piece, originally performed in 1992, was the debut play by Dea Loher who went on to become one of the most acclaimed and widely produced German dramatists of her g…
Purcell Room, London: Part of Joseph Seelig and Helen Lannaghan's London International Mime Festival, Popcorn Machine (A Domestic Apocalypse) lives up to its name. The scene is a messy …
Jason Gotay, who recently starred as Randall in Broadway's Bring It On: The Musical, offered a solo concert entitled Some Kind of Wonderful Jan. 7 at (le) Poisson Rouge. Here are hi…
This week Playbill.com presented the exclusive online premiere of "The Devil's Bitch," a new musical comedy short film created by Marla Mindelle and Jonathan Parks-Ramage, whic…
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The 2008 revival of Stephen Sondheim, Arthur Laurents and Jule Styne's iconic musical Gypsy took its final bow on Broadway Jan. 11, 2009. Here, we take a look at various divas who took o…
Nominations for the 85th Academy Awards were announced Jan. 10. Tony-winning songwriters Claude-Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil were nominated for the new song written for "Les Mis&e…
Five-time Emmy-winning host, Peter Marshall of TV's classic game show Hollywood Squares is making first major NY club dates since the '50s, January 11"14, at Metropolitan Room with And Then …
The 2009 revival of A Little Night Music, which features a Tony Award-winning score by Stephen Sondheim, closed on Broadway Jan. 9, 2011. In celebration of the musical, Playbill.com takes a …
If the rumors are true, Disney will have a new show coming to the Great White Way very soon. The New York Times and NY Post are reporting that Mary Poppins will be closing on Broadway so Dis…
Rachel Potter, who is currently portraying the Mistress in the Broadway revival of Evita, released the video for "Live the Dream," co-written with Justin York, Jan. 8.
Billy Elliot: The Musical, featuring a score by Elton John and Lee Hall, closed on Broadway Jan. 8, 2012. In celebration of the Tony Award-winning Best Musical, Playbill.com looks back at Bi…
The musical based on Disney's 1964 film will end its six-year run on March 3 as "Aladdin" gears up for a 2014 debut.read more