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Wednesday, September 2, 2009 at 10pm (Broadway Time)
You know the question. You have heard it a 1000 times. Where was your first time? With who? I am not talking about THAT first time! I am talking about the first mome…
Wednesday, September 2, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)
The conductor of the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra for more than three decades, Mr. Kunzel was known for undermining the pretensions of symphonic music.
The late Gerald Schoenfeld, the Jerome Robbins Foundation and Theatre Row founder Fred Papert to be honored.
The past is always present in Israel Horovitz's engrossing drama.
THERE'S no denying that the new musical "Genesius" is a labor of love.
Hagiography doesn't come much hokier than Genesius, the well-intentioned but out-of-its-depth musical biography of Jane Simmon Miller at the TADA! Theater. What, you've never heard of her?
Travelzoo.com has the scoop on cheap seats this fall - without having to wait in line.
A distillation of the Aug. 26 Arts Watch, the weekly electronic communique from Americans for the Arts. A fixture of The Clyde Fitch Report.
Can anyone imagine one of the theater critics organizations in New York actually doing something on behalf of critics?
Is transparency of interest to theater bloggers?
Had he not been forcibly removed from academia, playwright Doric Wilson might never have met Joe Cino.
What readers need from reviewers-if there are any readers left
If Angela Lansbury, at 83, can do a dance in the middle of Blithe Spirit, what's so hard for Gina Gershon to do?
The film and stage star discusses starring in the new satiric comedy Matthew Modine Saves the Alpacas and returning to Brodaway in To Kill a Mockingbird.
Schaeffer Musical Plays Off Rock Legends' Session
Vegas stage show to run 10 weeks with host
When last we checked in on David Garfinkle, the hapless producer of Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark, currently shaping up to be the most expensive train wreck in Broadway history, he was looking very much like David Hedison in The Fly. "Help me! Help me!" he squeaked as he struggled to break free of my web—and get his $45 million musical back on track. The help—or, more accurately, the cash—is said to be coming by way of Bono, who, with The Edge, has written the show's score.
The good, the bad, and the bizarre at the just-completed New York International Fringe Festival.
In her recently published memoir, the woman aka. Tiger Lily in Peter Pan writes about her personal and professional relationships with everyone from Marlon Brando to Jerome Robbins to Federico Fellini.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 at 6am (Broadway Time)
I've left this way too long to properly review it, but fans of Noel Coward should make it a point to catch his first play, the drawing room comedy "I'll Leave It To You" at Pentameters. Lots of fun, not too lo…
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 at 5am (Broadway Time)
Part one of a two part retrospective look at the past 150 episodes of MusicalTalk - featuring almost every guest, every presenter and a clip from every episode to date.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)
West 73rd, which performed at Feinstein's at Loews Regency on Sunday, takes songs, mostly from Weill's American period, and turns them into classically informed jazz pieces.
The dated deficits in this macho sudser could've been offset with a great ensemble cast.
Why do some people's singing voices have more vibrato than others? Can it be taught?
The composer of Annie, Golden Boy, Applause and the upcoming Minsky's is back on Broadway with his first hit - Bye Bye Birdie.
The difference between a romantic goodbye and an irrevocable farewell has rarely been more pointed than in See What I Wanna See, the Michael John LaChiusa musical that is the University of the Arts' contributio…
Bekah Brunstetter talks about her new play at Atlantic Stage 2.
Broadway continued its late-summer slippage last week, with box office down at almost every one of the 19 shows on the boards.
Production on Broadway musical still on hold
The best approach to Shawn's "Essays" is to think of them as roving monologues whose deepest insights are gleaned from the author's provocative wrestling with his singular self. The erratic misfires, pesky as t…
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End of the Rainbow
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It Shoulda Been You
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Newsies
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Nice Work If You Can Get It
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On the Twentieth Century
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