NEW YORK -- Just in time for the populist uprising of 2010, Broadway is host to a rock musical about the populist uprising of 1828. In the vibrantly subversive "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson…
As Broadway readies for a brand new season, we asked which of the upcoming fall musicals you're most excited to see. The votes are in, and populism has prevailed as <a href="http://ww…
Casting is complete for the Public Theater's Broadway transfer of
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Alex Timbers, the writer-director of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, was recently interviewed by Jon Meacham, a Jackson biographer and host of the PBS show “Need to Know.” In the i…
Broadway got a little sexier on October 13 when the highly-anticipated rock musical Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson officially opened on th...
Brad Hathaway reviews the "shortest (28 minutes) original cast album in recent memory."
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson's Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth recently gave their SOURCE: Playbill at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑
The new Broadway musical “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson,” a favorite of critics that has had trouble catching on with theatergoers, will close on Jan. 2 after three and a half mon…
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson's Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth recently gave their SOURCE: Playbill at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑
Political satire goes down better with loud music and vulgar lyrics. It also helps to have the bitter political truths delivered by manic clowns in funny costumes, taking spills on a 19th ce…
Because of its intelligence, its wit, and the undercurrent of maturity that buoys its childishness, this is in no way the pandering, least-common-denominator evening it mocks every chance it…
Making its New York debut, this newest bit of pop playfulness from Les Freres Corbusier is a silly-smart entertainment that feels like a fifth-grade pageant hatched under the tutelage of The…
Madcap style show, with equal parts of square and hip, is audaciously inventive, although fun and interest eventually start bleeding away due to competing satiric visions.
Our seventh President is known for many things, like founding the Democratic Party, relocating the Native American population and being the face on the $20 bill. You know, no big deal. But n…
Colt Coeur's Play Hotel reading series will continue March 7 at 7 PM with a staged reading of Molly Goforth's (Don't) Look at Me at the CoCo Studio in NYC.