Review - Omigod! Let Elaine Stritch Be A Judge On The 'Legally Blonde' Show!
The Palace Theatre.
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Review - Oh! Calcutta!: Stripped of Its Records or Does The Emperor Have No Clothes?
There's a great moment in Cecil B.
Review - Christian Hoff Shows Lots of (Rodgers and) Hart at The Metropolitan Room
When a cabaret show is promoted as containing 'an eclectic mix of style and sound,' I generally don't expect to hear 8, count 'em 8, Rodgers and Hart classics, but who am I to question Christian Hoff's good taste in music? Though never officially announced, Hoff was to star in a proposed Broadway
Review - Remembering The Birth of Off-Off Broadway
Robert Patrick, that legendary pioneer of Gay Theatre, may spend most of his time on that other coast these days, but his heart always remains at a little storefront on Cornelia Street that once housed the birthplace of Off-Off Broadway, the Caffe Cino.
Review - Neil LaBute Likes Me. Does That Make Me A Bad Person?
They say there are three things a guy should never say to a woman on a first date:1) I have commitment issues.
Review - My First Rent
Shortly after word started spreading through the internet tonight about the announced June 1st closing of the Broadway production of Rent, BroadwayWorld's News Editor, Eugene Lovendusky, started a thread on our Broadway message board asking readers to share their experiences of seeing Jonathan Larso
Review - New Jerusalem: A Spoonful of Borscht (Belt) Helps the Medicine Go Down
Unless the painters have been around the past few days, a bit of graffiti on the Classic Stage Company's men's room wall reads, 'Good Theatre + Great Coffee + Clean Bathroom = CSC.
Review - Teri Ralston Makes For Good 'Company'
Teri Ralston's Broadway career may only consist of small roles in two musicals but those two musicals, as they say on the Brooklyn side of Shubert Alley, were cherce.
Review - Ashcans, Foxy Grandpa and Sober Sue
As foreign as the concept may seem to 21st Century playgoers, there was a time, so I'm told, when audience members freshly entertained by Gotham's newest theatrical endeavors would not rush home to discuss their reactions on the internet.
Review - Starting Here, Starting Now
Welcome to Showtime, my new little corner table of the blogosphere.
Tony Winner Nathan Lane Linked To Baseball Steroid Scandal
The ongoing steroid scandal that has rocked Major League Baseball apparently has Broadway connections.
Tony Award For Perfect Attendance Introduced Next Season
In response to ongoing complaints by ticket-buyers whenever top-billed stars miss performances, The Broadway League and The American Theatre Wing have announced that, beginning with the 2009-10 season, Tonys will be awarded in a new category, Perfect Attendance.
2008's Ten Memorable Theatre Moments You May Have Missed
After seeing 210 live productions in 2008, Michael Dale picks ten memorable moments some readers may have missed.
Riedel Awarded Pulitzer For Journalism
New York Post Theatre Columnist Michael Riedel was among the first round of honorees announced for this year's Pulitzer Prize, winning the award for distinguished work in journalism.
West Side Story Revival To Include New Songs By Sheik/Sater
According to the musical's bookwriter, Arthur Laurents, the Broadway revival of West Side Story projected for the 2008-09 season will feature a revised score with new songs by the Spring Awakening team of composer Duncan Sheik and lyricist Steven Sater.
BroadwayWorld's 10 Memorable Theatre Moments of 2007
10 moments that linger in my mind as the most memorable of 2007.
Martini Talk: The Devil's Disciple
The Irish Rep puts up a smart and well-acted production of Shaw's American Revolution comedy.
Martini Talk: The Homecoming
The uneasy humor in Harold Pinter's 1960's drama eventually reveals a North London family that turns out to be discomfortingly functional.
Martini Talk: Doris To Darlene & The Seafarer
Jordan Harrison's comedy on the power of music doesn't lack for imagination and high ambition while Conor McPherson's Christmas tale boasts an excellent ensemble.
Martini Talk: Yellow Face, Cymbeline & Growing Up 70s
David Henry Hwang's hilarious new play recalls the Miss Saigon controversy, Shakespeare's Cymbeline gets a gorgeous production at Lincoln Center and Barry Williams (a/k/a Greg Brady) shows off some impressive musical comedy skills.
