Rex Reed News

The Off-Broadway Cast Recording of last summer’s hit York Theatre/Jim Kierstead production of THRILL ME: THE LEOPOLD & LOEB STORY with book, music & lyrics by Stephen Dolginoff, is now exclusively available at www.thrillmethemusical.com.

Kathleen Turner and David Harbour will headline an October 25th reading of Tennesse Williams' The Pretty Trap, a forerunner to The Glass Menagerie, as part of the Food for Thought series

It was another hysterical/historical scene at Jim Caruso's Cast Party Monday night as they celebrated their 100th Cast Party.

On Monday night, April 11, 2005 stars came out as the Roundabout honored Stephen Sondheim.

CHARLES BUSCH added to star-studded line up of the 2005 Nightlife Awards The All Performance/No Acceptance Speeches Awards Show

Special guest stars Joy Behar, Bruce Vilanch, Sutton Foster, Ute Lemper, Maureen McGovern, and Kate Clinton will perform in honor of the winners!

Joy Behar, Bruce Vilanch, Sutton Foster, Ute Lemper, Euan Morton, Maureen McGovern, Karen Akers and Kate Clinton to perform in support of NY Nightlife award winners.

Television stars Rue McClanahan, Tina Louise, Rex Reed, and Broadway stars Rachel York, Tim Jerome and Margo Martindale are among the scheduled performers.

Rue McClanahan and Rex Reed headline in Dear George: Letters to the President created by Marcus Woollen, playing October 31 and November1 at 7:00 p.m. at Off-Broadway's Culture Project, 45 Bleecker Street as a benefit for The Actors' Fund of America. Broadway favorites Rachel York and Margo Martindale also appear, others to be announced. John Znidarsic directs.

A one-night benefit for Animal Haven celebrated the exotic artist who popularized fan dancing

Broadway colides with Hollywood at the premier of Emmy Award winning filmmaker James Ronald Whitney's critically-acclaimed, boldest, most shocking and most controversial film yet - GAMES PEOPLE PLAY: NEW YORK.

Two shows recently ended their runs off-Broadway: A.R. Gurney's LOVE LETTERS and Douglas C. William's and Michael Ryan's WINDOWS OF LUCIDITY

Michael Musto, a well know writer for the Village Voice recently sat down with BroadwayWorld.com's Corine Cohen to discuss his life. Read on!