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She has a risqué roll, but other female MCs paved the way.
"People calling me, people upset, just all over the place, all over the country," said her husband.
Denizen Theatre has swapped Zoom for a room.
He made his Broadway debut in "Dreamgirls" in 1981.
Like the coronavirus pandemic, 9/11 brought Broadway to a standstill " until NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani took incredible steps to save it.
It's the Tiny Awards!
"One Singular Sensation," the famous song from the musical "A Chorus Line," has never rang so true.
See who already won in the category of Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical.
It's going to be even longer before Hugh Jackman will make music on Broadway again.
The Broadway League will reportedly announce Friday yet another extension of the stage shutdown in New York City. It is expected that the organization will suspend performances through May 3…
One small step closer to theater audiences actually being in the room with them.
Ben Brantley, the influential New York Times theater critic, will leave the job next month.
Cordero died July 5 at the age of 41 following a long battle with the coronavirus.
After being closed for months due to the coronavirus pandemic, malls are bringing all types of drive-in entertainment to their massive parking lots, hoping to lure people back to their prope…
"I'll do anything to prove that theatres can re-open safely," he tweeted.
The Broadway actor, who won a Tony Award for his leading turn in "Kiss of the Spider Woman," died this week.
"The problem with the film was that Tom Hooper decided that he didn't want anybody involved in it who was involved in the original show."
Is this the "sad" future of Broadway?
"Live Your Life" is from his 2019 cabaret at New York's Feinstein's/54 Below.
It's the longest dark period in history for Broadway, the lifeblood of New York tourism, and it's only getting longer.
It will be Hoffman's first Broadway role since 1989's "The Merchant of Venice."
Broadway theaters abruptly closed on March 12.
Sir Ian McKellen's show must go on.
"She just had this power and this femininity and flirtation."
Smith, 88, has been with the company for more than six decades.
