Articles about American Idiot
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More than 30 years after Sid Vicious snarled "My Way," punk is busting out all over once again. There is a punk couture show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, spikes adorn clothes and bags …
This is the dawning of the rest of our lives! The sensational smash-hit two time Tony Award-Winning Broadway Musical American Idiot arrives at Hippodrome Theatre as a part of the Baltimore B…
A blaring show-choir romp through countless rock stereotypes and clueless affectations " punk kids do not dance like this " the show, now at the Cadillac Palace for a weeklong return engagem…
“Don’t wanna be an American idiot!” I can commiserate. Since seeing the concert-like show"playing a brief and generally enjoyable touring engagement at the Cadillac Palace …
'American Idiot," the touring Broadway megamusical built around pop-punk trio Green Day's 2004 concept album, is one lame episode of "Glee." A blaring show-choir romp through countless rock …
It is always a task in futility when discussing American Idiot (punk super group Green Day's 6 x platinum selling album turned 2010 Broadway musical), to those who simply don't like the genr…
Podcast with American Idiot’s ALEX NEE from SHOWBIZ CHICAGO on Vimeo.
Podcast with American Idiot’s ALEX NEE from SHOWBIZ CHICAGO on Vimeo. Northwestern University’s own Alex Nee discusses his role of Johnny in the national touring company of Green…
Green Day's Rock Opera Opens At BiushnellThe show: The national tour "American Idiot" at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in Hartford.
"Next To Normal"'s Tom Kitt Supervises The Stage AdaptationTom Kitt remembers seeing punk-pop group Green Day for the first time. He was a student at New York's Columbia University in the '9…
Show To Also Play Shubert In New Haven
Review of the Saturday, February 16 matinee at the Merriam Theater in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Non-Equity touring company, starring Alex Nee, Thomas Hettrick, Casey O'Farrell, A…
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong, who appeared in the Broadway rock musical American Idiot, which is based on the Grammy Award-winning Green Day album of the same name, celebrates his…
"The Book of Mormon," "Chicago" and "American Idiot" highlight the 2013-2014 Gexa Energy Broadway at the Hobby Center season in Houston. In addition, the extensive schedule includes "Peter a…
Calling out to Idiot America: a new documentary about Green Day's journey to Broadway will debut this March at Austin's SXSW festival. The film, entitled Broadway Idiot, features footage of …
A documentary about American Idiot's road to Broadway, entitled "Broadway Idiot," will debut at the South by Southwest Film Festival in Texas.
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong and the cast of Broadway’s American Idiot are heading to Austin! Broadway Idiot, a new documentary featuring Armstrong and the cast on the road …
According to SXSW's 2013 website, the documentary film BROADWAY IDIOT, which follows the musical AMERICAN IDIOT's journey to Broadway, will have its World Premiere at this year's film festiv…
Carmel Dean is the lady behind the music on Broadway’s favorite shows. Dean has served as musical director and/or vocal arranger for American Idiot, The 25th Annunual Putnam County Spe…
Direct from Broadway, the smash-hit musical AMERICAN IDIOT tells the story of three lifelong friends, forced to choose between their dreams and the safety of suburbia. Make sure to get ticke…
Rebecca Naomi Jones, who appeared in the Broadway productions of Passing Strange and American Idiot, will perform a solo concert at Harlem's famed Apollo Theater in February.
The high-energy Green Day musical American Idiot crossed the pond to the U.K., where the touring company has rocked cities including Cardiff, Wales, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Ireland, Manc…
While the West End is overrun with musicals filled with glam rock anthems of the 60s, a new type of musical has made its way into town: one filled with enough angst ridden pop punk anthems t…
The rock venue proves an appropriate space for this staged version of Green Day's 2004 album, writes Ian Shuttleworth