Tony and Emmy Award winner Mandy Patinkin will launch a 30-city concert tour of “Mandy Patinkin in Concert: DIARIES” accompanied by Adam Ben-David on piano.
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Today marks the 35th anniversary of Richard Burton’s death. The stage and screen actor appeared on Broadway eight times, perhaps most famously as Arthur in “Camelot.”
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“Monica: This Play is Not About Monica Lewinsky” explores the profound effects of shame as seen through one of the White House’s greatest scandals.
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The theater community mourns the loss of legendary director and producer Hal Prince.
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Nealshow Productions presents Pat Radke’s zombie apocalyptic comedy, “Just Chilling” at Chicago’s Cornservatory Theatre.
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Annie Golden stars in ‘Broadway Bounty Hunter,’ Joe Iconis’s musical about a middle-aged actress recruited to go on a secret mission to South America to capture a drug lord.
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Al Blackstone’s “Freddie Falls in Love” is a romance gone awry. The Emmy-nominated director-choreographer’s dance play runs through August 3 at The Joyce.
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Lincoln Center Theater presents ‘The Rolling Stone,’ a drama about two brothers at odds — one a gay man in a clandestine relationship, and the other a pastor who rails against the life his brother is forced to conceal.
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Chicago’s Black Button Eyes Productions presents the Chicago premiere of David Malloy’s “Ghost Quartet.”
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What rendition of “She Used to Be Mine” from “Waitress” do you like best? With the show posting its closing notice, we gathered some of our favorites!
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Steppenwolf Theater presents a revival of Sam Shepard’s “True West,” a play that originally brought the company national attention.
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Audiences are getting a first look at Tom Hooper’s film version of “CATS” starring Jennifer Hudson, Taylor Swift, James Corden and more.
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The Broadway Blog takes a closer look at three musicals that played the first half of this year’s New York Musical Festival.
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Dennis Manning and Ronnie Larson’s musical, “Now & Then,” can’t seem to find its footing as it traces the decades-long relationship of a gay couple.
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The Broadway Blog takes a look at how the new Broadway cast of “West Side Story” broke the news to their social media fans!
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The Other Side Of Silence presents “Bar Dykes,” Merril Mushroom’s seminal play about the hidden subculture of lesbian nightlife in mid-century America.
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Jim Steinman’s “Bat Out of Hell” finally arrives in New York City. One of its stars, Christina Bennington, talks about singing Meatloaf’s iconic music.
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Director Mary Zimmerman gives the classic musical “The Music Man” a fresh spin — and audiences are going wild.
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Beyond BroadwayShow Folk
Sexuality, Race and Religion: How Director Stephen Brackett Brought ‘A Strange Loop’ to Life
Director Stephen Brackett discusses the seven-year process of bringing Michael R. Jackson’s musical, “A Strange Loop,” to the stage.
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(l to r) Jasmine Chiu and PeiJu Chien-Pott in ‘Dragon Spring Phoenix Rise.’ (Photo Stephanie Berger. Courtesy The Shed.) By Matthew Wexler “Maybe if you…
Rip Torn (Photo: Tinseltown/Shutterstock.com) Rip Torn, one of the leading stage actors of his generation and an Emmy Award-winner for his portrayal of the deliciously devious…
Beyond BroadwayReviews
Kokandy Productions’ ‘Head Over Heels’: A Rough Road to Arcadia But Worth the Journey
The cast of Kokandy Productions’ Chicago premiere of ‘Head Over Heels.’ (Photo: Michael Brosilow) by Lauren Emily Whalen There’s a moment in the first act…
Today’s Broadway birthdays include Anjelica Huston, Billy Crudup and Kevin Bacon. Find out what Broadway shows they’ve appeared in, along with a special Broadway backward edition of “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon!”
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Five Broadway musicals are closing this August. Should you see them or skip them? Here’s a recap of how critics responded!
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A new biographical musical telling the incredible life story of singer-songwriter Neil Diamond is currently in development for Broadway.
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