Broadw.ai, Amazon Pay and Telecharge have partnered with “Phantom of the Opera” to launch a new Alexa skill, enabling theatergoers to search and purchase tickets.
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Caitlin Jackson triumphantly returns as the Divine Miss M in Hell in a Handbag Productions’ “Bette: Xmas at the Continental Baths.”
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Broadway veteran Ken Jennings performs ‘The Gospel of John’ as a solo work in the oral traditions of the Bible. Directed by John Pietrowski.
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Lucas Hnath’s “The Thin Place” converges the living with those beyond in a séance-like atmosphere that’s at once intimate and theatrical.
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Inspired by the 10th anniversary of his HIV diagnosis, Donja R. Love’s ‘one in two’ explores what it means to be black, queer and positive.
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’42 Ft – A Menagerie of Mechanical Marvels’ (Photo: Maike Schulz) By April Stamm How do you fill a 42-foot diameter space with wonder, excitement,…
The Builders Association deconstructs and reconstructs the famous 1939 film, ‘The Wizard of Oz.’
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Packed with love, death, friendship and filial angst, ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ arrives in San Francisco but in spite of its polish, feels occasionally over-indulgent.
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Len Cariou and Craig Bierko star in George Eastman’s play about a son and his aging father coming to terms with their past.
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Seth Rudetsky’s Broadway Series returned to The Town Hall, this time, with guests Jessie Mueller and Megan Hilty. Patina Miller and Brian Stokes Mitchell join the line-up in 2020.
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Alanis Morissette’s iconic 90s album “Jagged Little Pill’ serves as inspiration for a new musical with a book by Academy Award winner Diablo Cody.
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Both hilarious and heartfelt, Tori Scott helps ring in the season through story and song.
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Campbell Scott headlines Jack Thorne’s new adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic, “A Christmas Carol,” offering a visual holiday feast for theatergoers.
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Several current productions reference the impact of AIDS on the theater community by subject matter and their creators.
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some of us may have slept through the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Fortunately, The Broadway Blog did a YouTube dive to find some of our favorite moments!
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In ‘Everything Is Super Great,’ a well-meaning, if somewhat dysfunctional, art therapist shows up on a teenager’s doorstep to help him face his grief.
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Adrienne Warren’s stratospheric performance transforms ‘Tina – The Tina Turner Musical’ from jukebox to jugular in a can’t-miss role of a lifetime.
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New York City Center presents a lukewarm reimagining of ‘Evita,’ Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s pop opera about the legendary Eva Perón.
In Prospect Theater Company’s ‘Einstein’s Dreams,’ a young and uncertain Einstein dares to envision new worlds beyond the limits of classical physics.
Renowned scientist Marie Curie and radical engineer Hertha Ayrton’s friendship comes to life in a new play written for Audible through its Emerging Playwrights Fund.
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Two Broadway productions offer limited-run alternatives for family audiences headed to New York City this holiday season, but are they work the big-ticket prices?
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The theatrical chefs need to return to the kitchen to rework the recipe for this unpalatable interactive dinner theater experience.
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Arlington, Virginia’s Signature Theatre presents an intimate and emotionally resounding revival of the Tony Award-winning musical “A Chorus Line.”
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In “Broadbend, Arkansas,” an African-American family grapples with decades of inequality, violence, and suppression in the South.
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David Byrne brings his album “American Utopia” to life in a dynamic, theatrical setting with an unencumbered band taking the stage.
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