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It's been an incredible year for Broadway and beyond. The Broadway Blog has had the good fortune to cross paths with 12 of the most dedicated, handsome, and warm-hearted performers in the bu…
It’s been an incredible year for Broadway and beyond. The Broadway Blog has had the good fortune to cross paths with 12 of the most dedicated, handsome, and warm-hearted performers in …
For dance-loving theatergoers, there's one more gift to unwrap this season: American Dance Machine for the 21st Century " a dynamic collection of original choreography from some of the most …
Our favorite drag superstar, Jinkx Monsoon, shares her special brand of holiday cheer. Merry Christmas! Hear the entire Queens of Christmas collection, featuring the ‘ladies’ ofÃ…
by Samuel L. Leiter Much Ado about Nothing, like every other Shakespeare play, has been subject to endless creative manipulation to wring something new from its romantic complications, espec…
by Ryan Leeds I'm prefacing this review by stating that my barometer of holiday cheer is quite high this year. I've strung Christmas lights in my work cubicle and my playlist has been tuned …
by Samuel L. Leiter Here's one of many questions raised by Marjorie Prime"Jordan Harrison's 2015 Pulitzer finalist play"about artificial intelligence. Assume it's the year 2062, and technolo…
Critically-acclaimed cabaret artist Molly Pope will return to Joe’s Pub at The Public for the live recording of her first album, An Audience with Molly Pope …
Move over, Carole King"producers Frank Marshall, Mindy Rich, Anita Waxman, and Beth Williams announced today that they are developing a new musical featuring the music and lif…
Follow The Broadway Blog on Facebook and Twitter! Every month, a fabulous actor/singer/dancer fills out editor Matthew Wexler's nosey little questionnaire and offers a glimpse…
by Ryan Leeds Transport Group (Jack Cummings III, Artistic Director) has nurtured some fine productions that have gone on to commercial success. From Almost, Maine to Lysistrata Jones, they …
Grammy-nominated multi-platinum recording artist Josh Groban will make his long-awaited Broadway debut as 'Pierre' in Natasha, Pierre & The Great comet of 1812, the new music…
On the exact date of Sinatra’s birth 100 years ago, Michael Feinstein performs with a swinging, 17-piece band. Known as “The Ambassador of the Great American Songbook,&#…
by Samuel L. Leiter No need, it seems, for Internet dating, singles bars, or expensive cruises. If Jerry Mayer's romantic comedy, 2 Across, is any indication, it's still possible to meet and…
Follow The Broadway Blog on Facebook and Twitter! by Ryan Leeds No one will ever accuse Jackie Hoffman of subtlety. As a musical theater actress who made her Broadway debut in 2002'…
by Ryan Leeds The kids are most definitely, all right. From this year's bundle of cuteness in the latest revival of The King and I, to the dancing defiance that continues to play out in Mati…
Follow The Broadway Blog on Facebook and Twitter! Misery loves company, or so the saying goes. Screenwriter/playwright William Goldman has adapted his 1990 film for the stage, which in turn,…
Go big or go home. At least that's the vibe from Vineyard Theatre's new musical, Gigantic, which opened last night at the Acorn Theatre at Theatre Row. An earlier version of the show (then c…
Do you want "naughty" or "nice" this holiday season? New York theater is offering it all, so gather your friends and loved ones and head to one of our favorite picks of the month! Gigantic G…
Broadway Blog editor Matthew Wexler review Dada Woof Papa Hot and Steve. Two gay-themed plays are on the boards this fall, so if you're looking for baby daddies and aging chorus boy…
Producers Ken Davenport and Michael Jackowitz in association with Live Stream have announced that the new musical Daddy Long Legs will be the first ever Broadway or Off-…
by Ryan Leeds No one can accuse singer-songwriter, Duncan Sheik, of being a slacker. Between the release of his latest solo album, Legerdamain, the work he's done on Broadway's current re…
Allegiance, the new Broadway musical currently playing at the Longacre Theatre, isn't perfect. But neither is America's track record when it comes to minority populations. Our country is cur…
Every month, a fabulous actor/singer/dancer fills out editor Matthew Wexler's nosey little questionnaire and offers a glimpse of what he looks like from a bit closer than the mezzanine. We'v…
Brooklyn-based, Venezuelan-born dynamo Migguel Anggelo, returns to Joe's Pub with his virtuosic band The Immigrants and a pair of sensational singers to create a kaleidoscope of voc…
