Talk about a Disaster! Broadway is losing one of its funniest shows of the season earlier than expected. Seth Rudetsky’s brilliant musical spoof of the 1970’s movie series is …
Despite landing on the featured actress shortlist for Jennifer Simard's inspired comic turn as a nun with a gambling habit, the Broadway musical will close Sunday. read more
Just announced, Broadway's new musical comedy DISASTER will play its final performance early on Sunday, May 8, 2016, after playing 32 preview and 72 regular performances at the Nederlander T…
Red alert! After a lack of Tony love, Disaster!, starring Roger Bart (and currently Will Swenson), Kerry Butler, Adam Pascal and more, is set to shutter on May 8 at the Nederlander Theatre; …
Tony Award nominee Will Swenson Hair, Priscilla Queen of the Desert will assume the role of Tony Delvecchio for nine performances only in Broadway's critically acclaimed musical comedy Disas…
By Doug Strassler "You got to know how to lose to know how to win," is a refrain that should be familiar to the hapless Sister Mary Downey, the nun among those trying to survive numerous con…
It’s the best kind of disaster for Tony nominee Will Swenson! The Broadway favorite will temporarily step into Disaster!, taking over for Tony winner Roger Bart as Tony Delvecchio. Swe…
Tony Award nomineeWill SwensonHair, Priscilla Queen of the Desert will assume the role of Tony Delvecchio for nine performances only in Broadway's critically acclaimed musical comedyDisaster…
After tonight's performance ofDisaster, Vanessa Williams and DISASTER cast member Roger Bart took to the stage to sing some Disney favorites. Check out the video below
After tonight's performance ofDisaster, FUN HOME star Sydney Lucas took the stage to sing 'Ring of Keys' from the Tony-winning musical.Check out the video below
Writers seeking fame and recognition are generally advised to steer clear of the task of writing books for Broadway musicals. Regarded by theatre insiders to be perhaps the most vital, yet m…
The final season of HBO's Brooklyn-based hit Girls is in the works, and stage and screen fave Andrew Rannells has a vision for it: he basically wants the series finale to turn into Disas…
