BWW Album Review: PRINCE OF BROADWAY Honors Broadway Royalty
Among the Broadway names of the past several decades, producer and director Hal Prince surely stands as one of the greatest.
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Among the Broadway names of the past several decades, producer and director Hal Prince surely stands as one of the greatest.
NBC's live concert staging of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR aired this past Easter Sunday.
Joining the ranks of the thoroughly-revised musicals is Working, whose latest cast recording debuted from its recent London cast.
The January 15 news that Dolores O'Riordan, lead singer of The Cranberries, had passed was nothing short of devastating for many.
For many, musical theater and Andrew Lloyd Webber are synonymous.
Is there such a thing as too much Christmas cheer? The creators of Kris Kringle: The Musical, out now as a studio cast recording, certainly don't think so.
The pulsating energy of Elton John has long been one of the things that has turned listeners into rabid fans of him and his music for decades.
There's a certain reliability to a score by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty.
The inventive musical adventure ERNEST SHACKLETON LOVES ME tells the story of a single mom who is struggling to balance her familial obligations and her work as a video game composer.
In the heyday of movies being adapted for the stage, one can't be shocked to see the ABBA infused MURIEL'S WEDDING next up to bat for the musical treatment.
Today, Lena Hall released her second of 12 EPs in her Obsessed series, OBSESSED: PETER GABRIEL.
Stearns Matthews, a Bistro and Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs (MAC) Award-winning vocalist, recently released DECEMBER SONGS.
When an artist moves away from the cultural capital that is New York City, it goes against every belief we have in that place to acknowledge and accept that the ability to create powerful art can exist outside of that esteemed sanctuary.
In the creative world, there are few names as admired and respected as Marvin Hamlisch.
Lena Hall, Broadway's reigning queen of rock, is poised to dominate 2018.
Our album critics have gone through all of the amazing recordings released this year and painstakingly chosen their favorites.
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Bet Hatikvah, the small town that is the setting for The Band's Visit, is utterly unremarkable.
Never underestimate the power of music, sings Ernesto de la Cruz on the soundtrack to the new Disney/Pixar film Coco.
Mandy Gonzalez has been one of Broadway's favorite divas since she burst onto the scene in In the Heights.
You can't help but admire artists who surely know how to play to their strengths.
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS has a number of traditions that theatre fans look forward to every year.
Kyle Riabko's latest album, RICHARD RODGERS REIMAGINED, was inspired by a fan letter Rodgers had written to Burt Bacharach.
What comes to mind when you hear the words blood, brains, ghosts and mummies? Halloween might be a popular presumption, but it shouldn't be the only one with Broadway Records latest album Monstersongs now released.
The mythology of heaven and hell is one of the richest stories out there.