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Broadway in the Age of Anxiety. #Stageworthy News of the Week by Jonathan Mandell

They installed metal detectors in the Al Hirschfeld Theater, the new home of "Moulin Rouge," during the same week that panicking pedestrians a block away mistook a motorcycle backfiring for …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:28am on August 12, 2019

Rave Theater Festival Review: Noirtown. Immersive Bogarting. by Jonathan Mandell

It was uncanny how much "Noirtown" made me feel as if I was living inside a film noir classic like "The Maltese Falcon" or "The Big Sleep" " stylish, seductive, tough-talking and unfathomabl…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 6:54pm on August 11, 2019

No Brainer Review. Touring Town Trashing Trump: TNC's FREE Fun Street Theater by Jonathan Mandell

For the 43rd summer in a row, Theater for the New City is touring a free original outdoor musical in streets, playgrounds and parks throughout all five boroughs (See schedule below.)  As …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 9:36pm on August 10, 2019

Moulin Rouge Review: A jukebox musical for the age of Spotify by Jonathan Mandell

"Moulin Rouge" was thrilling from the moment I entered the theater… until about ten minutes after it began. That's because the brightest star in this stage adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's 200…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 1:16pm on August 9, 2019

Sea Wall/A Life: Review, pics by Jonathan Mandell

Tom Sturridge and Jake Gyllenhaal are certainly the reason why "Sea Wall/A Life" has now moved uptown to the Hudson… In the lobby of the Hudson, for $20 you can buy a quartet of magnets wi…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:50pm on August 8, 2019

Bat Out Of Hell The Musical: Pics, Video and Review by Jonathan Mandell

"Bat Out of Hell" is a frequently enjoyable jukebox musical running at New York City Center through September 8, using the muscular rock opera anthems from singer Meat Loaf's trilogy of b…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 7:15pm on August 8, 2019

Actors Equity's First Strike, 100 Years Ago Today by Jonathan Mandell

Actors Equity went on strike for the first time on August 7, 1919 " one hundred years ago today. Stars like Ethel Barrymore, W.C. Fields and Marie Dressler joined hundreds of their fellow un…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 7:43pm on August 7, 2019

The 100 Most Important People in Musical Theatre by Jonathan Mandell

It makes sense that George Abbott is the first theater artist profiled in "The 100 Most Important People in Musical Theatre" (Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 288 pages, publication date…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 4:30pm on August 6, 2019

National Black Theater Festival. Six on Broadway. Mourning Hal Prince. #Stageworthy News of the Week by Jonathan Mandell

I spent much of the week in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, attending the week-long 16th biennial National Black Theatre Festival, which presented 30 plays and musicals from black theaters in…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 9:53am on August 5, 2019

Mass Shooting and Theater by Jonathan Mandell

Three mass shootings in a single week " in Gilroy, California last Sunday leaving three dead; in El Paso,Texas leaving at least 20 dead Sunday: in Dayton, Ohio, leaving at least nine dead " …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:56am on August 4, 2019

Harold Prince's Broadway Shows, Playbill by Playbill by Jonathan Mandell

Harold Prince, the consummate Broadway producer and director who died on Wednesday at the age of 91, had his first Broadway credit in April 1950, as an assistant stage manager for "Tickets, …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 7:55am on August 3, 2019

Hannah Senesh, the Anne Frank of Hungary, the Joan of Arc of Israel. by Jonathan Mandell

In "Hannah Senesh," a play running through August 18th at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, the title character is a Jewish teenager in Europe in the 1930s who starts keeping a diary at age 13.…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 9:27am on August 2, 2019

August 2019 New York Theater Openings by Jonathan Mandell

Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Sturridge deliver back-to-back monologues in the only show opening on Broadway in August. After a promised Broadway run was scrapped, "Bat Out of Hell" is finally ope…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:24am on August 1, 2019

Harold Prince, January 30, 1928 " July 31, 2019 by Jonathan Mandell

Harold Prince died this morning at 91 years of age after a brief illness, in Reykjavik, Iceland. There will be no funeral, but a celebration of his life is planned.   The lights of all…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 12:43pm on July 31, 2019

New York Theater Quiz July 2019 by Jonathan Mandell

How well were you paying attention to the theater news and views in July, from the Broadway Blackout to the Dunaway Dismissal? Answer these dozen questions and find out.  

SOURCE: New York Theater at 9:55am on July 30, 2019

NYIT Award Nominations 2019: Off-Off Broadway's Finest by Jonathan Mandell

Below is the list of nominations announced tonight for the 15th annual New York Innovative Theater Awards, which celebrates the best of the city's independent theater " aka Off-Off Broadway.…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:22pm on July 29, 2019

Festivals Score. Sondheim Soars. Faye Dunaway Sours. Harry Connick Jr. Sings Cole Porter. #Stageworthy News of the Week. by Jonathan Mandell

Other New Yorkers may view midsummer, with its heat waves and general malaise, as time to get out of the city. Theatergoers know it as festival fever. These include some of the familiar annu…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 9:46am on July 29, 2019

NYMF Reviews: Leaving Eden. Till. Flying Lessons. by Jonathan Mandell

  The three shows reviewed below from this year's New York Musical Festival are all, each in its own way, naïve…or one of the near synonyms for the word naïve, each of which offer…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 1:29pm on July 28, 2019

Midsummer A Banquet Review. Shortened Shakespeare and Finger Food via Third Rail Projects by Jonathan Mandell

It would be easy to make some wrong assumptions about this dinner theater production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at Café Fae, given its title, its marketing, and the fact that it is co-p…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 11:36am on July 27, 2019

Road Show Review: Sondheim Tries Again with Raúl Esparza and Brandon Uranowitz by Jonathan Mandell

Stephen Sondheim, now 89 years old,  first began writing a musical about the real-life eccentric and significant Mizner Brothers when he was 23 years old; paused in his efforts when he le…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 5:10pm on July 26, 2019

Moulin Rouge on Broadway: Peek, pics, videos by Jonathan Mandell

Moulin Rouge, a $28 million jukebox musical that opens tonight at the Al Hirschfeld Theater, is adapted from Baz Luhrmann's 2001 movie of the same name, and expands its playlist to some 7…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 2:17pm on July 25, 2019

From Sarah Bernhardt to Samuel Beckett: Broadway Photographs from MCNY by Jonathan Mandell

The Theater Collection at the Museum of the City of New York contains over 190,000 objects that document theatrical performance in New York City from 1785 on. These include more than 30,000 …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 11:57pm on July 24, 2019

Broadway Bounty Hunter: Review and Pics of Joe Iconis Musical Starring Annie Golden by Jonathan Mandell

The actress Annie Golden (mute Norma in Orange Is the New Black)  stars as the actress Annie Golden, who exchanges the humiliations of auditions for the thrills of a career kick-boxing…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:32pm on July 23, 2019

CATS Attacks. Trauma on Stage. Beautiful, Waitress Closing. LBJ back on Broadway. #Stageworthy News of the Week by Jonathan Mandell

  Therapists were busy reassuring theatergoers after seeing Dame Judi Dench in the trailer for the movie CATS. (See below.) Meanwhile, three shows opened Off-Broadway last week about real…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:22am on July 22, 2019

The Rolling Stone Review: A Gay Teen in Uganda Confronts Hatred and Violence by Jonathan Mandell

"These people recruit, rape and spread disease," Mama says about homosexuals, not realizing she's talking to one, in Chris Urch's play, which takes place in Uganda in 2010.  That was the …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 9:26pm on July 21, 2019
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