This Could Be Love 2006
Opened: September 18, 2006Closing: September 29, 2006
This Could Be Love - 2006 New York History , Info & More
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by Rachel Stone - Nov 5, 2026
Cage The Elephant announced their new album Dying In Reverse, to be released via Big Loud Rock, alongside the single "Make It Easy." The announcement followed the band's debut of the song on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and an intimate Los Angeles performance.
by R. Scott Reedy - Oct 30, 2026
Five-time Tony Award-winning Broadway performer and producer LaChanze is headed to Boston to make her Vivo Performing Arts concert debut on Sunday, November 1, at Berklee Performance Center.
by Student Blogger: Lilah Berkson - Nov 2, 2026
On the fine line between genuine curiosity and the pressure to be cultured—and learning to appreciate art without turning it into another measure of achievement.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Jazz pianist David Benoit released his new album featuring grand symphonic orchestrations of Vince Guaraldi's iconic Peanuts compositions, performed by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra.
by AniKatrina Fageol - Oct 29, 2026
You don't have to be a fan of the beloved 1970's British comedy 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' to enjoy Spamalot but it certainly makes it more fun to know what jokes are coming and see them live on stage. In 1975, Monty Python and the Holy Grail grossed more than any other British film screened in the US and is still considered to be one of the greatest comedy films of all time.
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 26, 2026
Page 73 has revealed 13 semifinalists for its 2027 Playwriting Fellowship, now in its 24th year. The award supports playwrights without an Off-Broadway premiere in New York City and includes a $20,000 honorarium and development support.
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 19, 2026
Emerging Artists Theatre will present the inaugural Spark Musical Theatre Festival NYC, showcasing 26 new musicals ranging from staged readings to fully produced works at the 28th Street Theatre in Manhattan.
by Angela Lin - Oct 16, 2026
Vladimir is a powerful and potent story of defiance, strength, and sacrifice.
by R. Scott Reedy - Oct 10, 2026
What did our critic think of MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT at Boch Center Wang Theatre?
by Kayla Isabel Dias - Oct 11, 2026
NOSTALGIA BAIT was an excellent night of fun that celebrated growing up as a theater kid in the early 2000s. Creative choices were made that enhanced the show into a full production.
by Buster Spiller - Oct 9, 2026
When people hear about Idlewild, the first thing that comes to mind is the 2006 drama film with a musical score produced, written, and mostly performed by the Grammy award winning hip-hop duo Outkast. Set in fictional Idlewild, Georgia, the film focuses on the seedier side of the music business rather than the majesty that was Idlewild, Michigan.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 9, 2026
Jazz pianist David Benoit announced a new album featuring orchestral arrangements of Vince Guaraldi's Peanuts scores, with 2026 tour stops in Los Angeles, Washington D.C., New York, and additional cities.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 8, 2026
DEF LEPPARD and GOO GOO DOLLS announced a 45-date North American tour running March 2 through July 2, 2027, with special guests THE STRUTS. Tickets go on sale October 16 at Livenation.com.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 8, 2026
DEF LEPPARD announced a 45-date North American tour kicking off March 2 and running through July 2, 2027, with GOO GOO DOLLS and THE STRUTS. $1 from each ticket sold will benefit City of Hope cancer research.
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 6, 2026
Irish Repertory Theatre officially opened Eugene O'Neill's The Hairy Ape, directed by Ciarán O'Reilly. See what the critics are saying about the production in BroadwayWorld's Review Roundup.
by Sidney Paterra - Oct 8, 2026
This October, Broadway treasure Kelli O’Hara is heading from the stage to the big screen—or at least, one of her stage performances is. O’Hara stars in Fallen Angels, the sparkling, dizzying, and deliciously potent Noël Coward comedy, coming to movie theatres this month, giving audiences everywhere another chance to see one of Broadway’s most celebrated leading ladies in action.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 6, 2026
SIMPLE PLAN announced 14 Canadian dates for 2027, marking the band's first headlining tour in the country in a decade. YELLOWCARD and BOWLING FOR SOUP will join as special guests, with MARIANAS TRENCH appearing on select dates. General onsale begins October 9.
by Jennifer Ashley Tepper - Oct 11, 2026
The upcoming production of the 1955 musical written by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross (music and lyrics) and Douglass Wallop and George Abbott (book) will star Neil Patrick Harris as Applegate, Julianne Hough as Lola, and Austin Scott as Young Joe Hardy. It will play Broadway’s Marquis Theatre, which incidentally, hosted the first revival of the show from 1994-1995. The 2027 production will be the second Broadway revival for the perennially popular property which has been a favorite in schools and communities since it made a splash during musical theatre’s Golden Age.
by R. Scott Reedy - Sep 28, 2026
Costume designer Susan Hilferty – who amassed a mantel-full of awards, including the Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics’ Circle Awards, for the musical “Wicked,” being presented by Broadway In Boston at the Citizens Opera House through November 15 – got an early start on a career that so far includes 27 Broadway shows, including the Tony Award-nominated revivals of “Parade” (2023), “Funny Girl” (2022), and “Present Laughter” (2017) as well as 2005’s “Into the Woods” and 2006’s “Spring Awakening.”
by Rachel Stone - Sep 25, 2026
Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention's landmark 1966 debut album receives a six-disc super deluxe edition featuring 105 tracks, including 90 rare live and studio recordings, many released for the first time.
by Jennifer Ashley Tepper - Sep 27, 2026
On September 17th, we lost Duncan Sheik, a major composer and influence on 21st century theatre, whose music for Spring Awakening pushed the art form forward. Sheik was impressively prolific. While the headline of his theatre career may be the impactful Spring Awakening, his career was filled with over a dozen other varied and worthwhile theatrical projects, in addition to his achievements in popular music. He wrote music and sometimes lyrics for an impressive slate of musicals in addition to composing music for plays, and amassed a notable collective of collaborators on his many shows.
by Michael Gioia - Oct 6, 2026
Music supervisor and orchestrator Sam Davis exclusively tells BroadwayWorld how he’s freshening up ‘The Fantasticks’ for Broadway for its first production on the Great White Way.
by Franco Milazzo - Sep 21, 2026
Directed by Jonathan O'Boyle, this production comes from Barn Theatre Cirencester where it was first staged in 2022, revived for a summer run and now transfers with its full Barn company before heading off on a national tour. It arrives as a hastily arranged replacement for the troubled Burlesque that is doing its own circuit of the UK after cancelling what was meant to be its opening run.
by Catherine Burford - Sep 19, 2026
What did our critic think of JERSEY BOYS at TPAC'S Jackson Hall?
by Michael Gioia - Sep 20, 2026
When you go to a show and find out that an understudy is going on for one of the leading roles, you may actually be seeing a future Tony Award winner in the making.
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