Review: Something Rotten!
It's 1595 and something rotten is happening on the streets of London. A gent by the name of William Shakespeare is taking all the theatrical glory, while the lowly Bottom brothers are strugg…
It's 1595 and something rotten is happening on the streets of London. A gent by the name of William Shakespeare is taking all the theatrical glory, while the lowly Bottom brothers are strugg…
A Play By Any Other Name -- Like A Musical -- Would Smell As SweetBy Lauren YargerShakespeare's a rock star, but his closest rivals, the Bottom Brothers, have come up with a great new …
So, I’m at the merch booth and I hear these two women, who didn’t know each other, talking. One was a little old lady… Mrs. Brown: “So, did you enjoy the show?”…
Something Rotten!'s two-time Tony-nominated showstopper Brad Oscar counts down his top 10 Tony Awards performances.
Julie Halston (You Can’t Take It With You) and Brad Oscar (Something Rotten!) have been named the recipients of the annual Richard Seff Award.
Manhattan Theatre Club will present their annual Spring Gala on Monday, May 18 at Cipriani 42nd Street 110 East 42nd Street. This year's gala will be hosted by Tony Award winner Jane Krakows…
Manhattan Theatre Club has announced that Tony winner Jane Krakowski will host their annual Spring Gala on May 18. The benefit event will feature performances from Broadway musicals …
The annual Richard Seff Award is presented to veteran actors for the best performance in a supporting role in a Broadway or off-Broadway production.
Julie Halston You Can't Take It With You and Brad Oscar Something Rotten are the recipients of the annual Richard Seff Award presented by the Actors' Equity Foundation toveteran female and m…
John Cariani and Kate Reinders, who star in the new musical Something Rotten!, are the special guests at Seth's Broadway Chatterbox — hosted by Seth Rudetsky &mda…
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The laughter never seems to cease. Review will also appear in North Jersey Media Newspapers/northjersey.com
2015 Tony Awards Show Clip: Something Rotten! http://tonyawards.com Something Rotten! is nominated for 10 Tony Awards: Best Musical Best Book of a Musical: Karey Kirkpatrick and John O…
In the days following Tuesday's announcement of the Tony Awards nominations, leading contenders "Fun Home" and "Something Rotten" saw an uptake in takings. Meanwhile, the two other Best Musi…
Among other new musicals, "An American in Paris" is shaping up to be a hit.
This post is by Joel Benjamin "Something Rotten!" isn't just for insiders, though. Its pleasures are multiple: a divinely hyper cast led by Mr. d'Arcy James, John Cariani (sweet and lovabl…
After receiving 12 Tony nominations last week, Fun Home can continue celebrating. As buzz over the Jeanine Tesori and Lisa Kron musical continues to grow, so does the show'…
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Get tickets to SOMETHING ROTTEN!: http://www.broadway.com/shows/something-rotten/ Get tickets to FINDING NEVERLAND: http://www.broadway.com/shows/finding-neverland/ Get tickets to THE KING A…
Peter Filichia, James Marino and Michael Portantiere talk with Chilina Kennedy. We discuss the 2015 Tony nominations and review the Broadway productions of The Visit, Something Rotten and…
Oh to be an usher at the St. James Theatre. Oh to be able to relish over and over again the "song and dance, romance and happy ending" of SOMETHING ROTTEN!  Not to mention the hilarit…
An all-around hoot. A heartfelt cartoon come to life in jolly old London living color.
Something Rotten! Broadway, St. James Theatre Reviewed by Linda Buchwald BOTTOM LINE: A fun, entertaining musical that relies too heavily on easy theater references. The premise of Somethi…
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