Father's Day: 6 Memorable Broadway Musical Dads
Broadway musicals have immortalized loving, complicated and difficult dads.
Broadway musicals have immortalized loving, complicated and difficult dads.
Mr. Wainwright combines his work with that of his father, the writer Loudon Wainwright Jr., in his solo show.
Singer-turned-Broadway-composer Cyndi Lauper KINKY BOOTS recently visited the Graham Norton show to discuss her Tony Award-winning Broadway venture and of course perform. Check out the inter…
In My Father's Words Off Broadway, 59E59 Theatres, Dundee Rep Ensemble Reviewed by Jerron Herman BOTTOM LINE: In this intimate dramedy, an estranged father and son redefine what it means to…
The inability of fathers and sons to connect with one another is not exactly a breakthrough theatrical concept
Father and son James Fox and Jack Fox star in this brand new stage adaptation of the best-selling Sunday Times Humour Book of the Year Dear Lupin, Letters to a Wayward Son, in which renowned…
Taye Diggs has got it bad … for being a good dad.
We are pleased to announce the publication of Suzan-Lori Parks' Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2 & 3). The play premiered in the fall of 2014 at The Public Theater in New York…
Praise be! An Act of God opens officially at Broadway’s Studio 54 on May 28. The show stars Emmy winner Jim Parsons as the titular deity. The comedy was written by God (sure) and has b…
Theatre Communications Group TCG is pleased to announce the publication of Suzan-Lori Parks' Father Comes Home from the Wars Parts 1, 2 amp 3. The play premiered in the fall of 2014 at The P…
The Busy World Is Hushed finds God in other people; School of the Americas seeks Him in a Marxist martyr.
Mary Rodgers, the daughter of composer Richard Rodgers, told the Dallas Morning News in 1996 that "John Raitt had the most glorious voice in the world, and he was a great big handsome sexy h…
Brian Stokes Mitchell's "Love/Life," which originated as a cabaret show, has been slightly expanded and turned into a 90-minute concert for the theater.
Casting Jerry Mathers, also known as TV's Beaver, in the Broadway musical "Hairspray" could be dismissed as a casting gimmick. But the role fits him oddly well, as does the show itself.
Andrew Dawson's one-man show is astonishing, and almost unbearably moving.
Not much can be written about "Sixty Miles to Silver Lake," a nifty new play by Dan LeFranc, without ruining the central gimmick.
The suicide of a father leaves a stealthy, ultimately devastating imprint on the lives of his two sons in Leaves of Glass, a slow-burning but effective drama.
Alice Hammerstein Mathias' Harrison home is brimming with memories of her father, lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II.