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A revival of the 1991 drag musical beauty contest spoof is a pleasing ninety minutes of good, clean fun.

First-time playwright Robert Boswell and first-time director James Franco deal with the issue of rape and miscommunication.

Commercial video production company !Gung Ho Films lends a hand to Red Turnip Theater to helm the official trailer of the latter's second season opener, David Lindsay-Abaire's 2007 Pulitzer Prize winning play RABBIT HOLE. Directed by Enzo Marcos, the teaser film introduces the play's main cast Michael Williams, Agot Isidro, Sheila Francisco, and Che Ramos-Cosio.

Randy Newman's take on Goethe's opera is an enjoyable collection of songs with little dramatic context.

Benjamin Scheuer's one-man musical is engaging, heartwarming and thoroughly enjoyable.

While Rent is an explosion of youthful feelings of invincibility, tick, tick… BOOM! is a more introspective work and one of the best musicals to premiere in New York in this century.

Highly acclaimed vocalist and accomplished singer of standards, Steven Maglio is greatly regarded for his renditions of songs popularized by Frank Sinatra.

Clever projections steal this revival of Jules Romains' satire of European colonialism.

Despite a weak book, director Kenny Leon's daring theatre piece utilizing the lyrics of Tupac Shakur is an exciting dramatic work.

HOLLER IF YA HEAR ME, written by Todd Kreidler and directed by Kenny Leon, opens tonight, June 19, at the Palace Theatre. Let's see what the critics had to say...

The cast members of Red Turnip Theater's ('Closer,' 'Cock') second season opener, David Lindsay-Abaire's 2007 Pulitzer Prize winning play RABBIT HOLE, were introduced to the members of the press Monday, June 16, at 2nd's, Bonifacio High Street, Global City.

Sarah Treem's engrossing drama is set in a 1972 safe haven for abused women.

Connolly, Mitnick and Rosenstock's fanciful new musical expresses the human need for explanations.

Eugene O'Neill described the period of a woman's heightened sexual desire as a strange interlude. Of course, that was 1923 and he was a guy.

Two terrific stars join a 26-year-old production that's in excellent shape.

Nancy Harris' psychological thriller peaks at it's opening.

Now that we've all had a sufficient amount of time to recover from the excitement of the big night, treat yourself today to some highlights from ALL of the festivities. Below, BroadwayWorld is excited to bring you a Mega-Roundup of 2014 Tonys coverage!

As part of BroadwayWorld's expansive, record-breaking coverage of the 68th Annual Tony Awards, we have put together the highlights of the ceremony's Acceptance Speeches. Included are Sophie Okonedo's touching remarks, Bryan Cranston's HAIR-raising admission, and Jason Robert Brown's tribute to the women of MADISON COUNTY.

Good morning, BroadwayWorld! Because we know all our readers eat, sleep and breathe Broadway, what could be better than waking up to it? Today's big news: It's the day after the Tonys, and we're feeling it -- but it was worth it! There's still TONS of new content coming your way from Sunday evening's festivities. Plus, get your tickets to THE LAST SHIP, and celebrate FIDDLER, Lerner & Loewe, drag queens and more!

As part of BroadwayWorld's expansive, record-breaking coverage of the 68th Annual Tony Awards, we have Rosie O'Donnell's pre-broadcast Acceptance Speech for Best Featured Actress in a Musical... wait, that's not right. Someone might want to tell Rosie.