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The Easter Bonnet Competition is the culmination of six intensive weeks of fundraising efforts by company members of Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring productions. Curtain speec…
Contributor Lindsay B. Davis reviews The Library, a theatrical collaboration between Hollywood heavyweights Scott Z. Burns and Steven Soderbergh. In The Public Theater's The Library, two …
Contributor Melissa Firlit gets a belly full of laughs at Classic Stage Company’s production of  The Heir Apparent. The Heir Apparent, originally written by Jean-Francois Regnard…
Every third Wednesday of the month, a fabulous actor/singer/dancer fills out contributor Tom Mizer’s nosey little questionnaire and offers a glimpse of what he looks like from a bit cl…
Broadway Blog editor Matthew Wexler discovers the mystical world of  Amaluna. By now, most of us are familiar with the Cirque du Soleil brand, one which combines circus acts with death…
The Olivier Awards (London's equivalent of the Tonys) were handed out this weekend to the latest crop of musicals and plays to arrive on the West End. While some say that the results were pr…
Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's The Threepenny Opera is easily one of the 20th Century's most influential and popular works of musical theater — a debauched tale of criminal double-cro…
By Brace Cove  Each spring NYU Skirball curates "powerful performances from around the globe" as part of its Visions + Voices Global Peformance Series, which creates a unique opportunity…
 Broadway Blog editor Matthew Wexler revisits a modern classic, Les Misérables. "At the end of the day you're another day older." So goes the lyric in one of musical theater's m…
From The Broadway Blog’s editor Matthew Wexler"April showers bring a super storm of Broadway heavyweights hitting the boards this month. From a hilarious musical romp to the latest pla…
Contributor Lindsay B. Davis takes a look at 21st century suburbia with the help of playwright Will Eno and the superb cast of The Realistic Joneses. Characters in The Realistic…
Contributor Scott Redman goes on a trip down memory lane with a little help from Broadway star Jarrod Spector. Jarrod Spector, fresh from his knockout performance as Barry Mann in the Bro…
“What’s your damage, Heather?” Contributor Lindsay B. Davis finds out at Heathers: The Musical. The Daniel Waters film Heathers hit theaters in 1989 starring Winona Ryde…
A kaleidoscopic Faustian fever dream filled to the brim with post-Larson power pop grunge and sugary Sheik-Kitt folk operetta Jasper In Deadland"the latest effort by songwriter Ryan Scott Ol…
How do you satisfy your theater fix without breaking the bank? The Broadway Blog has the perfect solution… enter to win free tickets to one of these hot shows: Buyer and Cellar A…
What happens when you combine The Scarlet Letter and A Doll's House and set it in Vienna, Austria circa 1920? You end up with Manhattan Theatre Club's latest venture: Tales From Red Vienna b…
Broadway Blog editor Matthew Wexler gets a taste of family drama with Terrence McNally’s new play, Mothers and Sons. If there is one living playwright who has understood the gay ver…
While Broadway is revealing adaptations of movies this season (ROCKY and Bullets Over Broadway just to name two), Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma will stage the first ever production of the new mu…
The New York Pops pulled out all the stops on Friday night, offering concertgoers lush orchestrations of favorites from the Broadway songbook. Joining musical director Steven Reineke were st…
Yo, Rocky. You done good, kid. It takes a lot for a down-on-his-luck guy from Philly to pull off a $16.5 million musical but you got heart, and that goes a long way. But then I was wonderin'…
Labyrinth Theater Company (Artistic Director Mimi O'Donnell, Managing Director Danny Feldman), the award-winning, downtown ensemble, announced today the initial lineup for Pulitzer Fest, a f…
Broadway Blog editor Matthew Wexler soars across the Midwestern plains of Iowa, courtesy of The Bridges of Madison County. The flat plains of Winterset, Iowa are the backdrop for The Brid…
Broadway Blog editor Matthew Wexler discovers not one, but three productions of Les Misérables about to storm the theatrical barricade. Les Miz Returns to Broadway The ep…
The company of the current Man Of La Mancha National Tour, which opens in Elmira NY tomorrow, Tuesday, March 18, mourns the loss of its beloved composer and spiritual leader, Mitch Leigh, wh…
You’ll find more than the next best Andrew Christian underwear style at the 21st Original GLBT Expo on March 22 and 23 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in new York City.Ã…
