Jennifer Blood News

Karen Mason and Heather Mac Rae to Headline All-Female BELLE OF TOMBSTONE Concert

by BWW News Desk — March 31, 2017

New York Theatre Barn will present a concert of the new all-female musical The Belle of Tombstone on Wednesday, May 10, 2017 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

Mary Maguire & Steven McGraw's LOVE QUEST Gets Staged Reading

by BWW News Desk — February 17, 2017

LOVE QUEST, a comedy by Mary Maguire and Steven McGraw, is getting a staged reading in New York City on February 27.

Workshop Reading of New Musical GO GENTLY FORWARD by Rob Cardazone

by A.A. Cristi — January 25, 2017

Playwright, Rob Cardazone Presents Go Gently Forward, a developmental reading for the book of a new musical, written by Rob Cardazone; directed by Guy Stroman.

Happy Trails! Bid Farewell to the Broadway Shows Closing in Early 2017

by BWW Special Coverage — December 31, 2016

There is still time to catch the Broadway shows closing in early 2017 - check out which shows are closing soon, and be sure to see them while you still can!

MATILDA Alums Jennifer Blood & John Sanders Will Rejoin Broadway Company

by Nicole Rosky — September 1, 2016

Two alumni of Matilda's Broadway company and national tour will join the Broadway company this month.

Broadway AM Report, 9/2/2016 - The Public's TWELFTH NIGHT Musical and More!

by Jessica Khan — September 2, 2016

This weekend's big news: The Public's free musical adaptation of TWELFTH NIGHT runs this weekend! And a Happy Labor Day to all!

BWW Review: MATILDA, Not Everything It is Cracked Up To Be at State Theatre

by Roy Berko — May 9, 2016

Matilda Wormwood is a precocious five-year old who loves to read and has the ability to perform telekinesis.

BWW Review: MATILDA THE MUSICAL Dazzles in Nashville

by Jeffrey Ellis — January 28, 2016

Can there be a better way to capture Matilda's spirit so evocatively than in a sparkling new work for the musical theater? A musical journey through which we can chart her soulful, heartfelt ascent into a literary hierarchy in which readers can live vicariously? Matilda's forays into a fictional wor

BWW Review: MATILDA National Tour at Durham Performing Arts Center

by Jeffrey Kare — January 20, 2016

MATILDA National Tour at Durham Performing Arts Center

Tickets to MATILDA National Tour's Chicago Engagement on Sale Friday

by Tyler Peterson — January 19, 2016

Broadway In Chicago has announced that individual tickets for MATILDA THE MUSICAL, produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company and The Dodgers, go on sale to the public on Friday, January 22.

BWW Review: Trunchbulls of the World, Unite! MATILDA THE MUSICAL Takes Over the Orpheum

by Joseph Baker — January 14, 2016

MATILDA National Tour Welcomes New 'Miss Trunchbull'

by Tyler Peterson — January 11, 2016

BroadwayWorld has confirmed that the First National Tour of MATILDA THE MUSICAL welcomes David Abeles in the role of Miss Trunchbull.

Memphian to Share Title Role in MATILDA Tour During Local Run

by Tyler Peterson — January 5, 2016

Casting has been announced for the Memphis engagement of the First National Tour of MATILDA THE MUSICAL.

BWW Review: MATILDA THE MUSICAL at the Kennedy Center Opera House

by Charles Shubow — December 22, 2015

Musical is infused with talented young people who will delight everyone.

BWW Review: Roald Dahl Hit MATILDA 'Schools' Hershey Theatre

by Marakay Rogers — November 13, 2015

Matilda Wormwood, her parents, and her school are here, and things will never be the same.

BWW Reviews: MATILDA at SHEA'S BUFFALO

by Michael Rabice — November 5, 2015

A magical blend of a Grimm fairy tale, like HANSEL AND GRETEL, a Dickensian novel like OLIVER, and a childhoodhood fable like Roald Dahl's CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, and you have the makings of the new musical MATILDA, (also by Roald Dahl), that is playing at Shea's Buffalo Theatre.

BWW Review: Wondrous and Magical MATILDA THE MUSICAL at The Fox Theatre

by Chris Gibson — October 26, 2015

I first became aware of author Roald Dahl from watching the film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, although I didn't read the book it was based on, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, until later, finding it much darker in tone than the movie, but very entertaining nonetheless.