Alix Korey News

The new Elvis show might be the best jukebox musical ever produced on Broadway. But is that enough?

The cast of All Shook Up went into the recording studio on Monday, April 4 to record the show's cast album. The CD is expected in stores on May 31.

Rosie chats about her upcoming 'Broadway Belters' concert, 'Rosie's Broadway Kids,' Taboo, and more...

Photos from All Shook Up's opening night after-party at the Copacabana.

One performance only at The Zipper Theatre on Monday, April 11, 2005 at 8pm.

On Dec. 2 members of the press were treated to a preview of ALL SHOOK UP. The show begins previews in February and opens in March after a five-week Chicago run starting Dec. 19.

Cheyenne Jackson, originally hired as understudy to Jarrod Emick, has now replaced him as the lead.

Broadway favorites Harvey Fierstein, Dick Latessa, Euan Morton, Christiane Noll, Alix Korey, Chad Kimball, Kate Shindle, Julia Murney, Anne Runolfsson, Isabel Rose, Anika Larsen, and Bon Jovi keyboard player David Bryan will gather for a one-night only benefit for Only Make Believe, hosted by Hayley Mills and Brad Oscar, on Monday, November 1 at 7 p.m. at SHOW (135 West 41st Street). The event will be directed by Joe DiPietro, with musical direction by Seth Rudetsky.

Scott Siegel presented a roster of A-List Broadway singers performing hits from decades of musicals-- all unamplified.

Benefit concert took place on Oct. 4 at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center.

The mics might have been off, but the talent sure wasn't!

Join us Monday, October 4, 7PM, for Queer Songbook: A New Generation of Broadway Composers. Queer Songbook hosts this special concert benefiting the Center.

Town Hall turns off the mikes for a special concert Sept. 27.

Scott Siegel presented an evening of songs written about Brooklyn, by Brooklyn-born composers, or identified with Brooklyn-born singers.

David updates BroadwayWorld.com with information about 'Listen to My Heart' and how much the fans have helped in just a few days...