Boop's Jasmine Amy Rogers sings at Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth by NewYorkTheater

Jasmine Amy Rogers sang "Don't You know I "care" (from "Play On!") at the 2025 Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth concert in Father Duffy Square

Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth with hosts Kara Young and Jon Michael Hill by NewYorkTheater

Andre De Shields on Juneteenth by NewYorkTheater

Accepting the 2025 Legacy Award at the Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth concert, theater artist Andre De Shields offers a history lesson and a warning about the federal holiday that marks the …

Sarah Snook at the Theatre World Awards by NewYorkTheater

Sarah Snook, who portrays 26 characters in "The Picture of Dorian Gray," accepts her Theatre World Award, honoring performers making their New York stage debuts, expressing the hope that sh…

Leslie Uggams: "Lifetime Achievement Award? Does this mean I'm not going to be working anymore?" by NewYorkTheater

Leslie Uggams accepts her second Theater World Award -- fifty-eight years after she received her first, for her Broadway debut in "Hallelujah, Baby," portraying a woman determined to have a …

Alana Arenas Finding Her Purpose by NewYorkTheater

“What an amazing artist,” Phylicia Rashad, director of “Purpose,” says in introducing cast member Alana Arenas, who received a 2025 Theatre World Award for her Broadway debut as the …

Jak Malone on "Dear Bill" and being a "Broadway kid" by NewYorkTheater

Theatre World Award winner and Tony nominee Jak Malone talks on the red carpet about the song that has gotten so much attention, and at his acceptance speech about how he feels home on Broad…

Conrad Ricamora on revving up, cooling down, and working for nothing by NewYorkTheater

A one-minute interview with Tony nominee Conrad Ricamora (currently Abe Lincoln in "Oh, Mary") on the red carpet of the 2025 Theatre World Awards (which he won't in 2013 for "Here Lies Love.…

Save Our Rec! Villagers Protest Demolition by NewYorkTheater

A rally to protest the city's plan to demolish the Tony Dapolito Recreation Center in Greenwich Village, which has been the site of such movies as "Raging Bull" and "Kids," as well as a fa…

A Broadway Theatergoer for Nine Decades by NewYorkTheater

Muriel Mandell saw her first Broadway play in 1939 ("It was rah-rah America") and her most recent in the season just past ("It was terrible") -- and many of the original productions of landm…

John Proctor is the Villain's playwright acceptance speech by NewYorkTheater

Kimberly Belflower, playwright of "John Proctor is the Villain," accepts the Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding New Broadway Play

Adam Driver Acceptance Speech by NewYorkTheater

Adam Driver accepts his award from the Outer Critics Circle for Outstanding Lead Perfomance in an Off-Broadway play, for “Hold On to Me Darling”

Sarah Snook Acceptance Award by NewYorkTheater

Sarah Snook accepts her award from the Outer Critics Circle for Outstanding Solo Performance for The Picture of Dorian Gray

Jasmine Amy Rogers Acceptance Speech by NewYorkTheater

Jasmine Amy Rogers accepts her award from the Outer Critics Circle for Outstanding Lead Performer in a Broadway musical, for Boop! The Musical

Jerry Mitchell acceptance speech by NewYorkTheater

Jerry Mitchell accepts his award from the Outer Critics Circle for Outstanding Choreography for Boop! The Musical

Francis Jue acceptance speech by NewYorkTheater

Francis Jue accepts his award from the Outer Critics Circle for Outstanding Featured Performer in a Broadway Play for Yellow Face.

Jak Malone Acceptance Speech by NewYorkTheater

Jak Malone accepts his award from the Outer Critics Circele fo Outstanding Featured Performance in a Broadway Musical for Operation Mincemeat.

Andre De Shields Acceptance Speech and Song by NewYorkTheater

André De Shields accepts his award from the Outer Critics Circle for Outstanding Lead Performer in an Off-Broadway Musical for Cats: The Jellicle Ball

Real Women Have Curves on Broadway by NewYorkTheater

Highlights from the new Broadway musical about a group of mostly undocumented immigrants in a dress factory in L.A. Check out https://newyorktheater.me/2025/04/27/real-women-have-curves-broa…

Stranger Things The First Shadow by NewYorkTheater

Forty seconds from the Broadway play, based on the Netflix TV series. Click https://newyorktheater.me/2025/04/26/stranger-things-the-first-shadow-broadway-review-horror-season-4-ep-7-on-stag…

Smash on Broadway by NewYorkTheater

Highlights from "Smash" the new Broadway musical, inspired by the oldTV series, about the making of "Bombshell," a musical about Marilyn Monroe. Click https://newyorktheater.me/2025/04/10/s…

Boop! on Broadway by NewYorkTheater

Highlights from the new musical on Broadway based on the cartoon character Betty Boop Click https://newyorktheater.me/2025/04/07/boop-broadway-review/ for review, more photos

Buena Vista Social Club on Broadway: Highlights by NewYorkTheater

A minute from the new Broadway musical, inspired by the band and brand that began with a hit album of old Cuban music in 1996.

Anywhere at Here: Oedipus as a melting marionette by NewYorkTheater

Excerpts from an hour-long puppet piece about a marionette that melts, at HERE Arts Center through March 2, 2025. Click https://newyorktheater.me/2025/02/21/anywhere-at-here-oedipus-as-a-mel…

Nona Hendryx and her AI, AR, VR Dream Machine by NewYorkTheater

At the 2025 conference of Association of Professional Art Professionals, Nona Hendryx sings insin front of a demonstration of her Virtual Reality Dream Machine

Maybe Happy Ending highlights by NewYorkTheater

A montage of scenes from the new Broadway musical "Maybe Happy Ending" starring Darren Criss and Helen J. Shen Click https://newyorktheater.me/2024/11/13/maybe-happy-ending-review/ for photo…

Audra McDonald in Gypsy: Highlights by NewYorkTheater

90 seconds from the Broadway musical "Gypsy" starring Audra McDonald

Eureka Day on Broadway by NewYorkTheater

A minute-long scene from "Eureka Day," a play by Jonathan Spector about a progressive private school in Berkeley, California, featuring Bill Irwin, Jessica Hecht, Thomas Middleditch and Ambe…

Justice in Juliet. Ketanji Brown Jackson on Broadway by NewYorkTheater

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson appears in a one-night-only performance in Broadway's "& Juliet"

The Outsiders at Broadway in Bryant Park by NewYorkTheater

The cast of “The Outsiders” perform three songs from the musical at the Broadway in Bryant Park lunchtime concert on August 1, 2024: I Could Talk to You All Night, Throwing in the Towel,…

& Juliet at Broadway in Bryant Park 2024 by NewYorkTheater

The current cast of the Broadway musical "& Juliet" perform three numbers at the Broadway in Bryant Park lunchtime concert on August 1, 2024: Baby One More Time, Teenage Dream/Break Free, It…