MTC Announces Broadway Offerings THE NAP and CHOIR BOY
Lynne Meadow Artistic Director and Barry Grove Executive Producer are pleased to announce the first two Broadway productions slated for Manhattan Theatre Club's upcoming 2018-2019 season at …
Lynne Meadow Artistic Director and Barry Grove Executive Producer are pleased to announce the first two Broadway productions slated for Manhattan Theatre Club's upcoming 2018-2019 season at …
Lynne Meadow Artistic Director and Barry Grove Executive Producer have just announced the first two Broadway productions slated for Manhattan Theatre Club's upcoming 2018-2019 season at the …
Manhattan Theatre Club announced “The Nap” and “Choir Boy” as its first two Broadway productions of the 2018-2019 season. Their season begins in September with the Am…
One of the surprise delights of the TV season has undoubtedly been The Good Place, NBC's whip-smart sitcom that follows the newly deceased Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell) after she ascends…
Most readers are familiar with the story of Cinderella, but what many are unaware of of is that a village fishmonger named Noodles lives in the very same kingdom. In Noodles Needs A Nap publ…
From the Democratic National Convention to glitzy film screenings to the floor of the Neil Simon Theatre, there's a lot of Broadway love going around! See it captured in our latest hot s…
Crucible, Sheffield Cue great jokes, assured direction and the outrageously funny Richard Addy in this delightful snooker comedyI'm not an obvious target audience for The Nap. Snooker is not…
Conventional drama and snooker morph for a barn-storming conclusion which brilliantly showcases the Crucible in both its dramatic and sporting guises
Crucible, Sheffield Jack O'Connell keeps his cool as a rising snooker star " even while playing a competitive match " in Bean's comedy about sport, class and corruptionI've rarely seen a pla…
Jack O'Connell stars in Richard Bean's new play about snooker
Playwright Richard Bean has never shied away from incendiary issues. So what's drawn him to, er, snooker? Holly Williams finds out
Jack O'Connell stars in Richard Bean's new comedy
Richard Bean's new play about snooker will run for a further two weeks
The world premiere of Richard Bean's new play will open in March in Sheffield
Despite some poetic passages, this one feels like a self-indulgent acting exercise.
Amid falling receipts, 'Journey' keeps rising
Broadway took its usual nap between Memorial Day and the Tonys fete. Actually, it was a slightly deeper B.O. sleep than usual, as receipts fell $1,724,838, or 11.40%, from the previous week.
What's your purpose in life?It's a big question and one I used to think I knew. I used to believe that every human being has a calling - I always thought mine was Performer. Then…
So here’s a cool thing: Every night at Godspell, following their show, there’s a raffle where you can win a backstage tour. We wanted to know what it was like, and we wanted to s…
The morning the Tony nominations are announced, phones start ringing off the hook for the happy few who get nods. As usual, Broadway.com is among the callers offering congratulations and get…