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So you know "Smash" was a TV series about a Broadway show that finally opened on fictional Broadway after many soap opera
The Friars Club is closed. It's padlocked shut with a gate blocking the entrance. In truth, the Friars Club has been gone
It's not easy to put on a Broadway show, especially when it's a new play with tricky marketing. And so "Room," the
"Funny Girl" has had a funny time on Broadway. But now, it's planning a farewell. The first revival ever of the famed
I was watching the great film, "The Reader," the other night and wondering what its director, Stephen Daldry, was up to. Now
Julie Benko: she's not a marquee name unless you're a fan of "Funny Girl" since it opened on Broadway almost a year
I told you on January 31st that Jujamcyn Theaters would merge with Britain's Ambassador Theater Group. And it has happened this morning.
Five famous Broadway houses may be changing ownership today. The rumor on the Rialto, as the late Earl Wilson would say, is
The Madonna movie ain't happening. Variety says Universal has cancelled the project, which was announced two years ago. The reason given is
I'm sorry it took so long for me to get to LaTanya Richardson Jackson's "The Piano Lesson." Now that I've seen her
Times Square is overflowing with people. And Elmo's. The grotesque pedestrian mall has brought looky-loo's from all over, but they're not going
The audience at Broadway's Helen Hayes Theater turned out en masse for actor/rapper Common making his debut in the hit, Between Riverside
It's 2:28pm. A half hour ago, two Broadway shows didn't start their matinees. According to Twitter account BroadwayCovers, both "A Strange Loop"
Almost four years ago I ran into the great actor Wendell Pierce sitting in the lobby of the Four Seasons hotel in
Broadway is surviving the kinda recession, pandemic, and bad weather with good news, bad news. "Funny Girl" has gone from a disaster
There will not be a Sondheim vs. Sondheim cage match at the 2023 Tony Awards, after all. Stephen Sondheim's "Merry We'll Roll
Earlier today, the Broadway crowd got very excited for a few precious minutes. On Twitter came the news that an unproduced show
The Shubert Theater was ringing with ovations and applause Sunday night. That's because everyone's favorite comedy, Billy Wilder's 1959 hit, "Some Like
You know that Audra McDonald has six Tony Awards, she's only 52 so more are coming. And tonight, the 7th was lined
Oh come on, you knew "Leopoldstadt" wasn't going anywhere. The sensationally moving and profound Tom Stoppard play has just been extended through
I am sad to report that there is very little salvageable in the new musical that opened last night about singer songwriter
I told you all about David Byrne and Fat Boy Slim's "Here Lies Love" back in 2014. It was a sensation at
How badly can this group maim "The Great Gatsby"? Weren't two movies enough? And yet, here comes a "Gatsby" musical from the
"Phantom of the Opera" will not go away. As soon as the Andrew Lloyd Weber musical announced that it was closing in
Theater news: MARIAH CAREY has added her name to the new musical version of "Some Like it Hot" as a producer. This
