Martha and Mary Clarke, welcome to Broadway! Solea Pfeiffer, Liisi LaFontaine, Ledisi and the cast of WANTED take their opening night bows. Head to Broadway.com for tickets to the new musical. https://www.broadway.com/show…
Let BroadwayWorld and Ticketmaster be your guide to which plays and musicals are the most buzz-worthy this week. Check out the shows we recommend that you should snag tickets to this week, s…
Palace theatre, LondonFive hours have been trimmed to three for this new version but it is packed with magic moments and superb performancesTen years on from its premiere, Harry Potter and t…
Turner most recently served as Communications Manager at the John Gore Organization.
Now running at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre is Here There Are Blueberries, playing a strictly limited 10-week engagement, opening today, November 9. Based on real events, Here There Are Blueb…
Manhattan Theatre Club is bringing the Clifford Odets play back to Broadway at the Friedman Theatre this winter.
They will be honored with the awards in a private ceremony at West Bank Cafe.
Mission: Pop the Question was successful.
Tarell Alvin McCraney and Tina Landau's play is currently running at the Vineyard.
This past Friday, Japanese manga artist Moyoco Anno, creator of the Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen series, came to New York City and saw the world premiere of the series' musical adaptation by…
Today’s Highlights: Here There Are Blueberries, conceived & directed by Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich, featuring Scott Barrow, Michelle Beck, Michael Cerveris, Kathleen …
Linda Buchwald| Danny Burstein, Jessica Hecht, Jeremy Shamos, and Micaela Diamond star. ||Broadway|Awake and Sing!,Broadway,Clifford Odets,Danny Burstein,Jeremy Shamos,Jessica Hecht,Manhatta…
Manhattan Theatre Club has announced complete casting for the company's new Broadway production of Clifford Odets' landmark 1935 American drama, Awake and Sing! Directed by Tyne Rafaeli (Off…
Flynn helped launch the media company and has been chief marketing officer for the past several years.
The Ashland theater company continues its actor-centered approach with four plays exploring the complexities of human relationships.
The exec will take over as CEO of the audio giant as Jennifer Witz steps down.
The week of Nov. 9-15 is anchored by opera. The Met's new Lincoln in the Bardo reaches its final performance on Saturday, Nov. 14, while Medea, Tosca and La Bohème continue on the same stag…
Broadway Musical Logos:2026 2027 Season:GalileoIn most ways, I think the key art for Galileo is really spot on. Broadway fans will be happy to see their beloved Raul Esparza once again featu…
Tony Award-winning sound designers Gareth Owen, Paul Arditti and Cody Spencer speak up about how spatial audio improves audiences’ theatrical experiences.
When the algorithm has no timeline, every post has to be an opening night.
Neil Greenberg, a contemporary choreographer with exacting craft and an indomitable spirit, presents his latest work at the Chocolate Factory Theater.
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David Gordon| PBS’s We Chose to Go to the Moon airs on November 10. ||New York City|Cady Coleman,John Monsky,NASA [...] Read More... from Historian John Monsky and Astronaut Cady Coleman …
Tom is totalling up what life is all about. He’s been told to live in the moment, but gets distracted
Internationally acclaimed Imperial Ice Stars will bring the magic of white, wintery Christmas to the Coliseum Theatre next month for
Tickets for the Melbourne Premiere season of the acclaimed UK stage production of Agatha Christie’s iconic murder mystery, MURDER ON
After an extensive search process, leading regional arts organisation The Unconformity has appointed Tasmanian communications executive and musician Adrian Smith
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The writer and podcaster on why politics is made to seem more complicated than it is and his mission to unpack world events for everyoneWhy did you get into comedy? My mum was a profession…
TAICCA and the Korean Association of Musical Producers have signed a memorandum of understanding at the Taiwan Creative Content Fest, aiming to expand co-productions and industry exchange be…
WANTED, a new Broadway musical at the James Earl Jones Theatre, follows white-passing twin sisters who become outlaws in 1893 Texas, with Liisi LaFontaine and Solea Pfeiffer drawing praise f…
The night before I saw Ms. Blakk for President at the Vineyard Theatre, my friend George asked me whether America was ready for a transgender president. My answer was no. After seeing Tarell…
The Holocaust left scars that extended far beyond those who survived it. Its horrors were carried into marriages, homes, and the lives of children born long after the war ended. In Cary Gitt…
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Texas, 1893 — Twin sisters Mary and Martha Clarke are on the run. As Black women who pass for white and hide in plain sight, they straddle a dangerous line between two Americas. When power…
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This messiness is a shame because a great musical could yet be somewhere inside this odd contraption. It might need to be much shorter, with fewer of Baum’s songs, which tend to crowd one …
Sadly, the frequently disjointed final product too often feels like a victim of overdevelopment. Following a 12-year process of writing, rewriting and two out-of-town tryouts, Wanted now pac…
Wanted is at its most satisfying when it surrenders to the guttural. But that catharsis comes in fits and starts, getting caught in the throat of a poked and prodded musical that’s become …
Pfeiffer and LaFontaine have impressive voices, and do their best as actors to put blood into thinly written characters. Wanted, as a modestly diverting entertainment, didn’t need to make …
Wanted offers a bold reframing of the familiar tropes, backed by powerhouse performances and Ross Baum’s anthem-driven score, part-western, pop, soul, and gospel. The excitement of the sto…
In the end, because of its overstuffed book and themes, “Wanted” doesn’t quite know what it’s about, resulting in an underwhelming account of who the Clarke sisters were and why thei…
Disappointingly lacking in levels are Chéri and Baum’s songs, almost all of which are pitched as belting showstoppers. Wanted is a musical near entirely built out of pop- and gospel-infle…
Beyond the show’s two maids, the most riveting aspect of “Wanted” is the sly way in which Pfeiffer’s Mary goes from real gold digger to committed lover with her follow-up song, “Th…
The book for the musical, also written by Chéri, is full of holes and the plotting is so convoluted and farfetched it’s hard to know who to root for… None of that may matter all that mu…
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By GUILHERME MELETTI YAZBEK Walking into the Kelly Strayhorn Theater’s Alloy Studios on Saturday night, I was met with something unexpected: the lobby itself had become part of the perform…
The musical, rooted in the writer Angelica Chéri’s family lore, follows Black twin sisters who pass for white and become vigilantes in 1890s Texas.
Solea Pfeiffer and Liisi LaFontaine lead the new musical at the James Earl Jones Theatre.
James Earl Jones theatre, New York CityA ‘mostly true’ tale of 19th-century sisters running from the law is underserved in a production stuffed with superfluous showboatingThe new retool…
