Review: Cats (Broadway in Chicago)
*Cats* was an important show, the key word being *was*. Not every musical stands the test of time, and anyone who fondly remembers Cats from his or her own youth, is better off doing just th…
*Cats* was an important show, the key word being *was*. Not every musical stands the test of time, and anyone who fondly remembers Cats from his or her own youth, is better off doing just th…
I love cats. The animal and the show. Ok, maybe not the animal so much, but I love my cat, Alley. She’s, I guess, what you’d call a former Jellicle cat. She lived a rough life be…
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Director Jacques Lemay giving notes backstage before the opening of Cats(photo via Theatre Calgary Twitter feed)The Mystery of CatsA perennial takes Theatre Calgary's audience by stormby Rya…
Jacob Brent, who starred as Mr. Mistoffelees in Broadway's Cats, will direct, choreograph and star in Gateway Playhouse's production of that Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, which will b…
Gateway Playhouse is set to present Cats starring Broadway's Jacob Brent and Ken Page, May 16-June 2. Brent will also direct and choreograph the production. With music by Andrew Lloyd…
Musical theatre legend Lloyd Webber has two of his most popular shows returning to Broadway this spring. Webber and Tim Rice's JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR opened March 22, 2012 at the Neil Simon …
The tour production of "CATS" has canceled a March 21 performance at Penn State University's Center for the Performing Arts. The show was to be held in the Eisenhower Theatre. Penn State's o…
The Irish Repertory Theatre continues its sixth season of the Irish Rep Reading Series, with a free reading of Marina Carr's By the Bog of Cats on Friday, February 24 at 3pm. By the Bo…
My favorite theater-related political quote of the week If Mitt Romney were auditioning for a part in a musical instead of as our commander in chief,…
My favorite theater-related political quote of the week If Mitt Romney were auditioning for a part in a musical instead of as our commander in chief,…
"They're quiet enough in the morning hours, they're quiet enough in the afternoon, reserving their terpsichorean powers to dance by the light of the Jellicle moon…" 'They're' that p…
It's going to be a spectacular and dazzling spring weekend in Madison, WI as the Broadway classic and multi-time Tony Award winning musical 'Cats' stages a short, weekend run at the Overture…
Another Tennessee Williams' play received an imaginative production this year, this time from director Jonathan Warman. Actually, it was the New York premiere of NOW THE CATS WITH JEWE…
Lucinda Coxon's play may be set in the run-up to Christmas but don't go expecting feel-good Yule-tide fare.
BroadwayWorld.com is proud to announce the results of the second annual BroadwayWorld Chicago Awards, voted on by fans of Chicagoland theater over the past six weeks. The Chicago Shakespeare…
Produced by CATS-Eye, LLC, CATS launches a national tour this month in Savannah Georgia. With original direction by Trevor Nunn and choreography by Gillian Lynne, this is the CATS credited w…
Andrew Lloyd Webber's long-running hit Cats is prowling North America in a new 30th anniversary tour that launched Dec. 8 at the Johnny Mercer Theatre in Savannah, GA.
INTERVIEW: LUCINDA COXON The playwright talks to Aleks Sierz about her disturbing new play, Herding Cats, which has transferred to the Hampstead Theatre from the Ustinov in Bath, where it op…
Loneliness is hard to put on stage. There is something about the feeling of unwanted urban solitude which is so repetitive and, let's face it, boring, that writing a play about it risks send…
It’s a long winter of dark mornings, dark evenings and desperate loneliness. Each evening flatmates Justine and Michael end up in their characterless white living room, drinking to for…
Lucinda Coxon’s Herding Cats is a curious play. I say this because I left feeling somewhat perplexed and frustrated by it. Somewhere during the 80 minutes of Coxon’s play it …
Who would've thought feline creatures had the power to transform the landscape of musical theatre for good and for always? Well, it did, and now these 'Cats' are prowling over Chicago for a …
Director Jamie Peterson talks about TPI's latest--and most ambitious--show, "Apologies (and other gray areas)," playing now at the Incubator
The White Plains Performing Arts Center will present the award-winning musical Cats, December 9-18 and 28-30. The production will be directed by Jeremy Quinn with co-direction and choreograp…