Titanic concluded its run as part of New York City Center Encores! on Sunday, June 23rd. The company held a closing celebration, and BroadwayWorld was there to capture the festivities. Check…
Column By SHARON EBERSON It’s Monday night, and the final seconds of the seventh game of the Stanley Cup Finals are ticking away as I write this. The live YouTube broadcast of the 2024 Jim…
"Titanic" at City Center "Encores!" (photo by Joan Marcus).June 24, 2024: Theatre Yesterday and Today, by Ron Fassler As someone who saw all fifteen Tony-eligible Broadway musicals thi…
Review of the Saturday, June 22, 2024 matinee performance at New York City Center in New York City. A presentation of the Encores! series. Starring Ashley Blanchet, Adam Chanler-Berat, Chuck…
Anne Kauffman directs the Tony-winning Maury Yeston-Peter Stone musical with choreography by Danny Mefford.
As the most devoted fans of musicals will tell you, the best way to appreciate a musical is probably to listen to its cast album (click here to check out my BroadwayRadio colleague Michae…
Drew Gehling, Emilie Kouatchou, Bonnie Milligan, and A.J. Shively "must get on that ship!" Don't miss the star-studded cast and magnificent Encores! Orchestra as Titanic sets sail, only t…
"Hubris is one of the great renewable resources." PJ O'Roarke By: Alix Cohen June 21, 2024: This is not the tragic, fictional love story of society girl Rose DeWitt Bukater and poor…
"Titanic" turns out to be the ideal musical for an Encores! concert, focused on the music. The original 1997 Broadway production about the most famous maritime disaster in history was an exp…
In 1997, the musical Titanic, with music and lyrics by Maury Yeston, sailed onto Broadway. Running for 804 performances, it won five Tony Awards, including for Best Musical, Best Score and B…
Chip Zien, Judy Kuhn, Ramin Karimloo, Bonnie Milligan, and more Broadway favorites lead the all-star cast.
Aboard the Titanic, Frederick Barrett (Ramin Karimloo) sends a proposal to his love back home with the help of wireless offer Harold Bride (Alex Joseph Grayson) in this stirring duet. Don't…
The tapestry Stone weaves with his multitude of characters"too many to mention here"is always fascinating in its subtle details. Each person stands on his or her own helped by superb per…
Chip Zien and Judy Kuhn (Joan Marcus) I was unable to attend an early performance of this grand finale to the 2024 season, but I did catch it just before it finished its brief run on June…
Anne Kauffman directs the Tony-winning Maury Yeston-Peter Stone musical with choreography by Danny Mefford.
Broadway legends Judy Kuhn and Chip Zien are "stealing the show" (New York Stage Review) and will capture your heart in the touching duet "Still." Don't miss the star-studded cast and magni…
Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere review Titanic @ Encores, Home @ Todd Haimes Theatre, and Little Shop of Horrors @ Westside Theatre. Discussions include the Theatre Wor…
ENCORES! TITANIC NOW " JUN 23 "Glorious" " The New York Times Join an all-star cast on the "ship of dreams" in Titanic, including Chuck Cooper, Lilli Cooper, Andrew Durand, Drew Gehling, Ram…
Ramin Karimloo's voice soars as he sings about the "wonder ship" Titanic. "The singing is glorious throughout." (New York Stage Review) This star-studded 32-member cast and glorious 30-piec…
With a score as lush and transportive as this one, bigger is definitely better.
IT DOESN'T JUST FLOAT, IT SOARS New York City Center's Encores! describes itself, Â "This series of concert stagings revisits the archives of American musical theater. Centered around The …
Theatrely's Off-Broadway review of Titanic at New York City Center directed by Anne Kauffman and written by Maury Yeston and Peter Stone
Watch as Tony Award-winner Victoria Clark, who played Alice Beane in the original Broadway company of Titanic, makes a special appearance on the New York City Center stage below!
Titanic, the 1997 musical by Peter Stone (story and book) and Maury Yeston (music and lyrics), is about as massive a theatrical endeavor as you are likely to encounter. The cast alone number…
Theater Review by Brian Scott Lipton . . . . Just like many skeptics refused to believe that the enormous "ship of dreams" known as Titanic could ever actually be built, an eyebrow or two wa…