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At least one fan thinks Clay Aiken is just divine in "Spamalot."
The star of "Cry-Baby" is choreographer Rob Ashford, who has created some of the most inventive and athletic dancing seen on Broadway all season.
At times I had the feeling I was in a Broadway theater of yore watching vintage musical comedy. Everything about the production is that effervescent and that direct.
Ostensibly it was to celebrate the 70th birthday of Broadway orchestrator Jonathan Tunick, whom I met 32 years ago when I interviewed him about his orchestrations for the Harold Prince-Steph…
The show, which opened last night, seems well-intentioned but doesn't deliver enough story, substance or satisfaction.
The Manhattan Theatre Club production of "From Up Here" opens with a woman marveling at the view while dangling from a summit in Africa by a thin nylon cable. Written by Liz Flahive and stag…
The Upper West Sider was diagnosed with the disease in 2006 while starring in the off-Broadway play "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie."
She kept her condition secret, even scheduling her surgery on a Sunday, to avoid missing a performance.
Don't expect to hear any old-fashioned show tunes when Broadway star Anthony Rapp performs at Queens Theatre in the Park on Saturday night.
Broadway's "Young Frankenstein" is looking to dip into the "American Idol" pool when Sutton Foster drops out of the lead role of Inga in August. The show is hoping to nab country singer Carr…
Broadway queen Jane Krakowski will return to the footlights this summer in the classic role of Lola in Damn Yankees.
