The year is 1994, and tonight - May 11, the first Broadway revival of Grease! is opening at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre. Have a listen to the cast album and follow us track by track expressin…
Friday's Hot Clip of the Day celebrated a Broadway opening at the Alvin Theatre (now the Neil Simon) and we have another show with a not even three month run three years later!
She's a cool mom! Mother's Day is this Sunday and we wanted to honor the original Mean Girls "cool mom" of Broadway, Ms. Kerry Butler.
We all need comedy today, tonight, tomorrow, next week but really the original Broadway production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum opened tonight in 1962 at the Alvin Theat…
Let it be known, that once the Broadway shutdown ends, we hope to catch Broadway treasure Rob McClure taking on the iconic title role in the stage adaptation of the beloved 1993 film, Mrs. …
Manhattan Concert Productions came out with the devilishly great news that on Valentine's Day 2021, they will be bringing the Frank Wildhorn 1997 classic musical Jekyll & Hyde. We are co…
May 7th marks Tony Award winning director Nicholas Hytner's birthday! Hytner directed the original Miss Saigon in 1991, the star-studded 1998 LCT revival of Twelfth Night with Helen Hunt &am…
Sunday May 10th at 3pm EST, we are getting a sweet Mother's Day treat with Broadway does Mother's Day a benefit supporting BC/EFA, in place of their annual Easter Bonnet Competition.
Before she was belting out "Proud Mary" and before she was nominated for a Best Featured Actress in a Musical Tony Award for her marvelous performance in Shuffle Along, Or The Making of the …
A BOOK SCENE for our Hot Clip of the Day!? Why not! We have good reason.
Stephen Sondheim's solo for Joanne in Company has spanned decades gifting us with some magnificent interpretations.
Theatre history happened yesterday. Michael R. Jackson made quite the memory when he was bestowed the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in honor of his 2019 musical, A Strange Loop.
We've made it no secret that we love an Act One Finale so in that spirit the Act One Finales series was born. We're kicking it off with delightful renditions of one of our favorites: City Of…
We could think of no other clip that would be more ideal for this day than a video from SW: A New(sical) Hope, written by Dear Evan Hansen's Andrew Barth Feldman and friend Adrian Dickson.
Social distancing has brought out some really innovative ways to showcase the brilliant talent of our dazzling musical theatre stars. Alistair Brammer, Chris from the recent Broadway and Wes…
Where exactly did April go? "Tra-la, it's May!" and last month absolutely flew. Let's begin it with a glorious performance by the lovely Sierra Boggess.
A la that boy band Justin Timberlake was in and to prepare for the fifth month of the year, enjoy five of our favorite musical theatre gentlemen singing some classic songs made popular by th…
Looking back to 2002, Broadway saw a revival of the beloved Stephen Sondheim musical Into The Woods from which "No One Is Alone" was performed by the fantastic Laura Benanti.
Shining the spotlight today on Tony and Drama Desk Award winner Rob Ashford and his spectacular Broadway choreography credits.
How do you combine the RENT Broadway opening night anniversary back in 1996 and International Dance Day? Thank you Jonathan Larson!
It's Transformation Tunesday time again and this afternoon we are reminded of the Frank Loesser classic "Brotherhood of Man" from How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
Chess which opened on Broadway 32 years ago tonight may have only run for less than 100 performances, but it gave us quite a tune that's been covered by Broadway's greatest.
This Thursday, April 30th, the Broadway cast of Sing Street is coming together for a special half hour concert from their homes (Ireland, Great Britain, New York, California and more) to per…
On April 28, 1996, a volt of energy celebrated its opening night at the Shubert Theater also known as big the musical.
Tonight is going to be another livestream to set a 7 ring alarm for - Jason Robert Brown's SubCulture Residency Concert.