Playbill, the most recognized brand in the theatre for almost 130 years, continues its underground theatrical event, The Spelvin Society, Oct. 8 at Broadway's On the Town.
Jay Armstrong Johnson, who stars as Chip in the big Broadway revival of On the Town, is in a race against the clock as we ask him 20 questions about his New York experience in 2 minutes.
This Wednesday, October 8, previews for the first show of the Long Wharf Theatre's 50th anniversary season begin. And that first show is an American classic: Thornton Wilder's Our Town. Not …
"Oh, I'm a gumdrop/ A sweet lollipop/ A brook trout right out of the brook/ And what's more, baby, I can cook!" sings Hildy (Alysha Umphress) in the new Broadway revival of…
I am absolutely thrilled to announce that on October 9th at 6pm, we’ll be hosting a twitter party for On The Town! As usual, this is going to be a fantastic event with tons of prizes, …
Royal Exchange, ManchesterLee Mattinsons post-apocalyptic domestic tale takes its cue from Punch and Judy, but Ng Choon Pings production could do with a dose of restraint Continue reading...
ROLEX presents NEW YORK NEW YORK a helluva town - Career Transition For Dancers' 29th Anniversary Jubilee tonight, October 6th, 2014 at 700 pm at New York City Center, 131 West 55 Street btw…
Jay Armstrong Johnson, a 27-year-old Texas native with a rich baritone and a life-long love of dance, makes his fourth appearance on the Main Stem in a role that may be the first to truly sh…
Joshua Bergasse rooted the dancing in 1940s styles
For the season opener of Long Wharf Theater's 50th anniversary season, artistic director Gordon Edelstein wanted a work that not only made an artistic statement about the theater but one tha…
Boo at the Zoo Dragons and Dinosaurs is presented by Cannon and will begin on Saturday, Oct. 4 and will run for five full weekends including Columbus Day and Halloween. This year's lineup in…
Mo Brady (The Addams Family, "Smash") and Nikka Graff Lanzarone (Chicago, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown) have released the 32nd episode of "The Ensemblist…
I have been so impressed by the tremendous support and camaraderie in the Broadway community. Many from across the theater spectrum already have come to enjoy ON THE TOWN in previews. It's…
Human Rights Campaign's "Chefs For Equality" Evening Scores Big With DC Chefs And Their Fans When Washington Post food writer David Hagedorn is doing the asking, big name chefs and restaurat…
After dancing circles around the role of Gabey for six years, Tony Yazbeck finally brings the On the Town character to Broadway.
Age: 30 Hometown: Sandy, UT Current Role: Dancing beauty queen Ivy Smith, whose subway poster inspires the amorous escapades of three sailors with 24 hours of New York City freedom in …
The Broadway Channel took a sneak peek at the new Broadway revival of On the Town. The cast performed musical numbers from the show with interviews from: Philip boykin, John Rando, Megan Fai…
The Broadway revival of the classic musical comedy On the Town is now in previews at the newly renamed Lyric Theatre. Megan Fairchild, who plays "Miss Turnstiles" Ivy Smith in the …
Earlier today, Ellen Hart of Ellen's Stardust Diner 1650 Broadway hosted a reunion of real former Miss Subways- a position which Ellen herself once held. During that luncheon, ON THE TOWN's…
Fairchild received the honor at a Miss Subways reunion luncheon at Ellen's Stardust Diner.
Hey, guys! Fun story: One of my favorite people, Jordan Kai Burnett and are doing a podcast! It's called "Daisy and Jordan Drive Around Town" and that's also what it is....…
Megan Fairchild, Robert Fairchild and Tiler Peck, principal dancers for the New York City Ballet, chat with Playbill.com about playing leading roles in upcoming theatrical shows.
We just finished our first full week of previews After our shows here at ON THE TOWN, there is always a crowd of fans by our stage door anxious to get their programs signed by the cast and …
Broadway’s musical comedy classic is back in port! Get tickets now!
It's officially sweater weather in New York, and what better place to stay warm and toasty than midtown's swankiest supper club? From some Broadway maggots to a milestone-hitting dem…