Broadway Unplugged: Sound Design by God
Scott Siegel's sixth annual Broawday Unplugged concert rocked the Town Hall last week.
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BWW INTERVIEWS: Ann Hampton Callaway Talks 100 Years of Johnny Mercer
Tonight, November 20, The New York Pops celebrates the centenary of the birth of lyricist and composer Johnny Mercer with a special concert at Carnegie Hall.
BWW INTERVIEWS: 'CRAZY' for Jerry Zaks
The Tony-winning director is helming this weekend's production of Girl Crazy at City Center.
The Pillowman: Once Upon a Time...
Fantasy and reality blend in Astoria Performing Arts Center's excellent revival of Martin McDonagh's darkly comic thriller.
A Tribute to David Merrick at Town Hall
The Abominable Showman got his due in a rousing celebration at Town Hall last week.
Broadway Attends the 2009 Equality March and Rally
On Sunday, October 11th, over 150,000 people descended on the nation's capital to support equal rights for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered communities.
Kiss of the Spider Woman at NYU
New York University's Steinhardt school is presenting Kander, Ebb and McNally's dark masterpiece this weekend.
John Simpkins: Directing, Teaching and Guiding
Director and teacher John Simpkins talks about directing college students through adult stories, working with Joe Iconis and guiding the next generation of musical theater artists.
Fringe 2009: The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik, Deep Sea Explorer
This fascinating mix of puppetry, projections, music and heart is currently making waves (literally) at the Fringe.
BWW INTERVIEWS: Every Little Step: Natascia Diaz
Every little step an actress takes can lead her to a Broadway musical.
Kate Pazakis: Her New CD 'Unzipped'
Kate Pazakis has released her debut album, and put simply, it rocks.
Click, Clack, Moo: Animals on Strike
Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin's children's book comes to life in TheatreworksUSA's annual free production.
Hiding Behind Comets: Sex, Violence and Family Values
Brian Dykstra's haunting play returns to New York at Nicu's Spoon.
BROADWAY WINNERS At Town Hall
On Monday, Broadway's best singers gathered on the Town Hall stage to perform some of the funniest, most dramatic, most rousing and most poignant showstoppers from musicals.
An Evening at the Carlyle: Make it Another Old Fashioned
Original revues can be terrific collections of a composer's work?for prime examples, see Jason Robert Brown's Songs for a New World, William Finn's Elegies or Infinite Joy, or just about anything by Joe Iconis.
The Disney Diaries: A Dream is a Wish...
Phil Geoffrey Bond's sweet and charming one-man play is a perfect show for Pride Weekend.
Broadway by the Year: 1970
In contrast to the earlier shows of the ninth Broadway by the Year season, Scott Siegel chose a year with several hit shows?and hit shows?as the season finale at Town Hall last week.
The Gay Agenda's Micah Bucey
Micah Bucey talks about creating The Gay Agenda and other unique theatrical events.
Broadway by the Year: 1944
1944 only had one real hit musical, but there were lots of worthy songs from that year.
THINGS TO RUIN: Creation, Destruction and Everything in Between
Joe Iconis' vibrant and angry song cycle has moved to Second Stage.
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