Baden Baden 1927 Opens in New York
By Christopher Ludgate Gotham Chamber Opera's opening night gala of Baden Baden 1927 in New York City last night was an engaging visual feast for the senses. The production is an unwavering …
By Christopher Ludgate Gotham Chamber Opera's opening night gala of Baden Baden 1927 in New York City last night was an engaging visual feast for the senses. The production is an unwavering …
Love was in the air last week at New World Stages as a packed house celebrated Valentine’s Day with “Forever Dusty“‘s 100th performance sing-along show. While some in…
One of the most acclaimed Broadway and film composers, Marvin Hamlisch, passed away at the age of 68 due to an unspecified illness. Best known for his work on the musical A Chorus Line and m…
Our contributing correspondent Andrew Glaszek remembers the life and work of Tony-winning costume designer Martin Pakledinaz, who passed away July 8. I went to a performance-based program, i…
Bernadette. Patti. Some Broadway performers don’t need a last name. But what about amazing theater talents that never get that kind of widespread, iconic acclaim? In a new column, I…
The Broadway Blog has a voucher for two free tickets to see An Evening with Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin, a once-in-a-lifetime limited engagement, running through January 13th. Instead of…
The revival of the hit Broadway show "Funny Girl" looked a lot more like funny business this week as last-minute investor pullouts forced producer Bob Boyett to scrap the revival all togethe…