Video: Jordan Donica Sings 'Goodbye, Old Girl' from DAMN YANKEES
Get a first look at Jordan Donica as Joe Hardy singing 'Goodbye, Old Girl' from Damn Yankees, running through November 9, 2025 at Arena Stage.
Exclusive: Rob McClure Sings 'Those Were The Good Old Days' from DAMN YANKEES
Get a first look at Rob McClure singing Those Were The Good Old Days' from Damn Yankees, running through November 9, 2025. This newly-imagined take on the beloved classic stars Rob McClure (Applegate), Ana Villafañe (Lola), and Tony Award nominee Jordan Donica (Joe Hardy).
Video: Cast of DAMN YANKEES Performs 'Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, MO'
Watch Alysha Umphress as Gloria Thorpe, Jordan Donica as Joe Hardy, and the Company of Damn Yankees performing 'Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, MO.'
Video: Ana Villafañe & Jordan Donica of DAMN YANKEES Perform 'Two Lost Souls' at Arena Stage
Watch Ana Villafañe as Lola, Jordan Donica as Joe Hardy, and the Company of Damn Yankees at Arena Stage performing 'Two Lost Souls.'
VIDEO: On This Day, May 5: DAMN YANKEES Opens On Broadway
On this day in 1955, Broadway hit one out of the park when the musical Damn Yankees celebrated its opening night!
TV: Harold Prince In Conversation: Vegas, Trends and the Joy of the 'Dangerous Actor'
Phantom - The Las Vegas Spectacular is hosting the first annual Phantom Fans Week through Sunday, September 20th. This unprecedented gathering of all things Phantom will give fans from around the globe insider access to the show like never before. The culmination of Phantom Fans Week on Saturday will be a keynote address from Tony Award-winning director of PHANTOM, Hal Prince. Prince will talk about his life in theatre, his work with Andrew Lloyd Webber and his reasons for revisiting his classic PHANTOM 20 years later and adapting it for Las Vegas.
TV: Harold Prince In Conversation: On 'Paradise', Producing and 'Pocket-Sized' Revivals
Having directed and produced over 50 Broadway productions, Hal Prince has left an indelible mark in the New York theatre history books. He set foot on the scene directing his first musical in 1955, the Tony Award-winning The Pajama Game. In the coming decades, Prince would collaborate with some of Broadway's legends, including Stephen Sondheim, John Kander and Fred Ebb and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
TV SPECIAL FEATURE: Harold Prince In Conversation: Part One - PHANTOM
In celebration of this historic event, BroadwayWorld.com was afforded the special opportunity to sit down and chat with one of America's true theatrical legends. Our conversation with the stage icon covered not only The Phantom Of The Opera, but also touched upon the current state of the theatre business and exciting news of his next directing effort, the upcoming production of the new musical, Paradise Found.
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