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Come see Elf opening November 14th at the Al Hirshfeld Theatre!Elf (adopted from the ever so popular motion picture) is the story of a young man named Buddy who grew up believing he was one …
Tickets for the upcoming holiday musical Elf are now on sale--and to celebrate, Sebastian Arcelus, who will play the wide-eyed title character, and the show's cr...
Tis the season to find your inner elf and BroadwayWorld is going to help Continuing our special series Elf Shorts we bring you backstage with Matthew Gumley Michael in the show and Matthew …
Twitter Watch shines a BWW spotlight on ELF, the new Broadway musical opening at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on November 14, 2010. The show has just opened its Twitter account and BroadwayWorl…
Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures in association with Unique Features announced today that the new Broadway musical ELF shattered its previous box office record at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre 302 …
Tis the season to find your inner elf and BroadwayWorld is going to help For the next few weeks, we're presenting a special series featuring the cast and creative in a close up look at putt…
Audiences showed their desire to get into the holiday spirit by snapping up more than $1.46 million in tickets to Elf, setting a record at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre while earning the new tun…
Broadway favorite Amy Spanger, currently playing the role of Jovie in the new musical Elf at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, fills out Playbill.com's questionnaire with random facts, backstage tr…
Santa Claus is working overtime this year by delivering all those toys and performing eight shows a week! Well, not quite, but Broadway audiences can catch TV icon George Wendt take on the b…
Sebastian Arcelus stars as the cheerful elf Buddy in Elf - The Musical, playing Broadway's Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
Although there's been no official announcement yet, while talking to the Rockland Journal News about the upcoming ELF muscial, Thomas Meehan tells the paper that In casting Sebastian Arcelus…
On Saturday, September 25th at 1230pm the new Broadway musical ELF celebrated the opening of the Al Hirschfeld Theatre box office. ELF star Sebastian Arcelus Buddy presided over the festivit…
Elf - The Musical, with book by Tony Award winners Bob Martin and Thomas Meehan and score by Wedding Singer songwriters Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguelin, begins previews at the Hirschfeld The…
Buddy the elf, the self-proclaimed cotton-headed ninny-muggins from the 2003 Warner Brothers film, sings in the new holiday production Elf - The Musical, which officially opens on Broadway N…
The 84th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, the nation's most cherished procession, returned with a dazzling dose of spectacle, enchantment and tradition as the parade r…
Come out on November 25th to see the casts of Memphis, Elf, and American Idiot being featured in the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. They’ll be alongside other Broadway a…
There's probably no one better to endure such an adventure with than a few of the ultra-adorable cast members from the Broadway musical 'Elf,' based on the 2003 Will Ferrell movie.
On Sunday, November 14, Elf opened at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on Broadway. BroadwayWorld was on hand for the traditional Gypsy Robe ceremony and brings you photo coverage below.
The casts of American Idiot, Billy Elliot and Elf were among the Broadway performers spreading holiday cheer at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Nov. 25. American Idiot performed &#…
One of Santa's overgrown helpers ushers in the holiday season on Broadway Nov. 2 when Elf - The Musical, starring Sebastian Arcelus as the cheerful elf Buddy, begins performances at the Al H…
Come see Elf opening November 14th at the Al Hirshfeld Theatre!Elf (adopted from the ever so popular motion picture) is the story of a young man named Buddy who grew up believing he was one …
The musical's ultimate themes are the same as the movie's, namely getting everyone in the Christmas spirit and finding a place where you belong. This show definitely belongs on Broadway but …
