DRACULA Flies To The NY Stage At The Little Shubert Theatre, Paul Alexander Set To Direct
Count Dracula, the world's most famous vampire, returns to the New York stage this winter when The Artists Theatre Group, Inc.
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Salaz, Pearlman Bring THE UNSEEN To Gotham Comedy Club
After five sold out shows in Times Square and a two month sold out run at Opia in midtown Manhattan, THE UNSEEN has returned! A blend of magic, mindreading & comedy guaranteed to have you shaking your head in disbelief and clutching your chest in laughter.
Photo Coverage: The Moet & Chandon Party for The Creative Coalition
Stars such as Alan Cumming, Tim Daly, Matthew Modine, Tamara Tunie and Kerry Washington appeared at Moet & Chandon Dinner at Teatro Goldoni Restaurant for The Creative Coalition in Washington D.
Paul Manuel Kane's NEW YORK STORIES Opens 1/22
New York Stories, featuring the premiere of five short plays by Paul Manuel Kane, will open at the Roy Arias Theaters on January 22, 2009.
Paul Manuel Kane's NEW YORK STORIES Opens 1/22
New York Stories, featuring the premiere of five short plays by Paul Manuel Kane, will open at the Roy Arias Theaters on January 22, 2009.
Theater Oobleck Remounts 'The Strangerer' April 4th
Theater Oobleck Remounts Mickle Maher's Critically Acclaimed Political Murder Mystery:'The Strangerer'
Will Durst's Bipartisan Bashing: Yesterday's News
Political humorist Will Durst is a funny guy but many of his jokes seem rescued from the recycling bin rather than ripped from the headlines.
Introducing ActorQuest: An Interview with Kristin Huffman
Actress Kristin Huffman just made her Broadway debut in the new production of COMPANY.
Tony Kushner is Subject of New Documentary Film
A new documentary will explore the life and career of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner
Barbra Streisand's Manager Says Concert Tour is a Possibility
According to Barbra Streisand's manager Marty Erlichman, the star may set out on a new concert tour
Exclusive Photo Flash: John and Teresa Kerry Visit The Odd C
Former Presidential candidate, and current Senator John Kerry visited the first preview of The Odd Couple with his wife Teresa Heinz Kerry last night and we're happy to bring you an exclusive backstage photo.
Mayor Who Would Be Sondheim Plays Fringe Aug. 13-28
John Doble's comedy The Mayor Who Would Be Sondheim will be presented at the New York International Fringe Festival from August 13th to August 28th
Photo Flash: John Kerry Thanks Broadway Community
John Kerry came to NYC today to say a special thanks to those in the Broadway community who supported his run for the Presidency.
Photo Coverage: Final Voices for Change Broadway Cabaret Concert
The final of three concerts for John Kerry took place on Oct.
Voices for Change with Alfred Molina, Michael Ceveris, Cady Huffman Oct. 10
Ars Nova presents the third and final installment of Voices for Change, featuring performances from Broadway's leading musical actors, including Alfred Molina, Michael Cerveris, Cady Huffman and Karen Mason, among others.
Molina, Cerveris, Durang, Hewett and more in final Voices For Change Benefit
Concerts for Change, a national campaign holding fundraising events to raise money for Democratic efforts, announces the lineup for the third and final installment in its Voices for Change series, which features performances from Broadway's leading musical actors, including several Tony winners and
Photo Coverage: Voices for Change Broadway Cabaret Concert
Stars performed on Sept.
JFK: He's No JFK Throws Satirical Darts From the Right
Anti-Kerry spoof depicts Democratic hopeful as a Kennedy wannabe
Get to Know Your President: Of Thee I Sing's Ron Bohmer
He's gone from being the Phantom and the Scarlet Pimpernel to president of the U.
BroadwayWorld.com Exclusive: Shaiman writes lyrics for Harvey Fierstein to sing at Kerry Fundraiser
Tony Award-winning composer and lyricist, Marc Shaiman, reworked Hairspray's unforgettable 'Timeless to Me' for Harvey Fierstein to sing at a gay/lesbian fundraiser for John Kerry this evening.
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