Matilda the Musical. I saw it on a class trip when I was in 5th grade.
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Lempicka deserved so much more love than it got. I saw it 3 times during its time broadway and I'm hoping to get the opportunity to see the Korean production next year.
Review: Samantha Pauly Opens Up at Joe's Pub - Samantha Pauly is one of my all time favorite Broadway performers and I am forever grateful to have had the opportunity to see her solo show live!
At 54 Below, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss offered songs from 'Six' and “Why Am I So Single?” alongside never-before-heard material, joined by special guests Joy Woods and Abby Mueller.
Broadway Sings returned with a tribute to ABBA at The Cutting Room, transforming the band’s classics into fresh new styles while showcasing the vocal power of Broadway stars.
54 Below hosted a high-octane anniversary concert honoring Green Day’s American Idiot, featuring original cast members, tour alumni, and new performers in a celebration of the album’s 21-year legacy.
54 Below’s 9/15 concert brought together an ensemble of Broadway talent to revisit the Beatles’ jukebox-musical movie, Across the Universe, capturing both the intimacy and the energy of the songs in a cabaret setting.
On September 12, Fidelity’s latest production brought Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz’s cult favorite Be More Chill to the Don’t Tell Mama stage, replete with teen angst, sci-fi satire, and the quest to fit in.
The Green Room 42 hosted Psych! on the Mic on August 24, a cabaret that combined psychology and musical theatre, giving audiences a smart, playful look at human behavior through standout performances and inventive song choices.
A fresh cast of rising performers lit up The Green Room 42 on August 1 with a night full of bold musical theater choices, emotional delivery, and rich ensemble work that celebrated risk-taking, individuality, and unexpected moments of connection.
On July 25, Fidelity Theatricals brought Ride the Cyclone to Don’t Tell Mama in a concert staging that showcased a killer cast, sharp arrangements, and the musical’s signature mix of humor, heart, and haunting moments.