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A white Rolls-Royce pulled up to the stage door of the Longacre Theatre on Broadway, and Jeanna de Waal and Roe Hartrampf, the Princess and Prince of Wales in "Diana, The Musical," emerged f…
Jeanna de Waal and Judy Kaye appeared on NBC Nightly News to discuss Diana: The Musical with Joe Fryer. The two stars opened up about Diana's impact and what sets the musical apart from othe…
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Diana, The Musical celebrated its official opening night last …
Diana, The Musical celebrated its official opening night last night, Wednesday, November 17 at the Longacre Theatre (220 West 48th Street). Diana, The Musical stars Jeanna de Waal as Diana, …
Just last night, November 17, Diana, The Musical finally opened on Broadway at the Longacre Theatre (220 West 48th Street). Diana, The Musical stars Jeanna de Waal as Diana, Roe Hartrampf as…
Diana, Princess of Wales has been portrayed in no shortage of high profile works of fiction this past year, from her introduction on the fourth season of Netflix's "The Crown" to Pablo Larra…
Diana, The Musical celebrated its official opening night last night, Wednesday, November 17 at the Longacre Theatre. Go inside opening night with our photos coverage!
The bio-musical starring Jeanna de Waal officially opened at the Longacre Theatre November 17.
Today's top stories include opening night coverage of Diana The Musical! BroadwayWorld was there on the red carpet last night and you can check out our video here! Plus, read all of the revi…
At long last, "Diana: The Musical" has opened on Broadway like a meteor set to destroy the Earth. The reviews are scathing.
"Diana, the Musical" offers no meaningful insights (nor even ones lacking in meaning) into a woman who really should be allowed to rest in much-deserved peace. Dramaturgically speaking, this…
With a stellar cast and witty lyrics, this lavish bio-musical subscribes firmly to the view that the late Princess of Wales was a saint in a golden cage. Juliet Hindell reviews.
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What's the difference between streaming "Diana" at home and sitting through "Diana" live? At the latter, you feel a bit like you're gagged and in a straitjacket.
Is it possible that Lady Di might have loved "Diana, The Musical"? We're talking about the princess who surprised Covent Garden with a duet to Billy Idol's "Uptown Girl," a brash and unsettl…
The tabloid press and the monarchy used the Princess of Wales for their own purposes, and now a new Broadway show does the same.
Ham-handed and unfocused, a show based on the life of Princess Diana relinquishes the crown.
Jeanna de Waal stars as the People's Princess in the David Bryan-Joe DiPietro bio-musical.
Diana, The Musical celebrates official opening night tonight, Wednesday, November 17 at the Longacre Theatre (220 West 48th Street). Diana, The Musical stars Jeanna de Waal as Diana, Roe …
The surprise of "Diana the Musical," which is opening tonight at the Longacre Theater, is that it's more enjoyable " better! " on Broadway than it is on Netflix, where a recording of this st…
Diana, The Musical begins its Act II with the shirtless, well-toned actor portraying the princess' studly consort James Hewitt doing his best Urban Cowboy riding-the-bull impression, much to…
To answer the question that absolutely no one with a Netflix account and an interest in Broadway musicals is asking: Why, yes, "Diana, The Musical" is every bit as abysmal as rumored. Social…
The Princess Diana bio-musical finds its footing at the Longacre Theatre after the Netflix version got memed to hell.
★★☆☆☆A new musical offers a peek at the late Princess of Wales, and a lot of costume changes
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★★☆☆☆ Like Charles and Elizabeth before them, a creative team of (minor) Broadway royalty does Lady Spencer no favors
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Who knows if musical fiascos such as 'Diana' exist solely for the bitter amusement of theater critics?