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"Springtime for Hitler" will be at Harrah's this summer and fall.
Half as long and twice as enjoyable as the overblown 2000 Broadway production, the abridged kids' version of "Seussical" at the Lucille Lortel Theatre is the most impressive slim-down this s…
Mel Brooks shrugged off raves at the first run-through of the Broadway version of his "Young Frankenstein" last week.
'Hairspray' is transplanted back onto the screen from Broadway
'Hairspray' producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron can't stop the beat
"If I had a dream as a programming executive," Marsh told The News after the press conference, "it would be that something we created made it to Broadway."
Chastity paid off for some 30 New York theatergoers who got free tickets to an off-Broadway show yesterday by demonstrating they were virgins.
OMG, O N-J! Olivia Newton-John laughed and clapped the loudest as she was mercilessly sent up onstage at the opening night of "Xanadu" on Broadway Tuesday night.
Two new stars of Broadway's 'Chicago' have heads for business
If you need a cure for the summertime blues or just like the idea of being in stitches for an hour and a half, "Xanadu," now at the Helen Hayes Theatre, will (Xana)do the trick.
Audiences adore Fantasia Barrino in "The Color Purple"; now the "American Idol" songstress is in talks to extend her time on Broadway with a new show.
'Spring' Tony winner John Gallagher brings his band to Joe's Pub
The former member of 'N Sync is set to join the cast of the musical "Hairspray" next month, the Daily News has learned.
Productions of "Romeo and Juliet" this month are as commonplace as mosquitoes on a summer night.
Brian Dennehy feels paternal about his part in 'Ratatouille'
