BWW Album Review: YOU NEVER KNOW (World Premiere Cast Recording) Reissue is Perfectly Porter
You Never Know is undoubtedly one of Cole Porter's lesser known musicals.
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BWW Album Review: HADESTOWN Journeys To A Lush, Rollicking Underworld
A post-apocalyptic Depression-era retelling of an ancient Greek myth may not seem like obvious subject matter for a musical.
BWW Album Review: KID VICTORY (Original Off-Broadway Cast Recording) is Beautifully Turbulent
KID VICTORY, a challenging and dark musical, tells the story of 17-year-old Luke as he returns home and readjusts to his small Kanas community after being held captive for 11 months.
BWW Album Review: Patti LuPone's DON'T MONKEY WITH BROADWAY is a Musical Theatre Tour De Force
Look up Broadway in the Merriam-Webster dictionary and you will get the standard description of the hub of theatrical entertainment in midtown Manhattan.
BWW Album Review: LEGALLY BOUND at 54 Below with Andy Karl & Orfeh
For many years, Andy Karl and Orfeh have been fixtures in the Broadway community, as well as one of its favorite showmances.
BWW Album Review: ABANDONED HEART by Michael Mott
In the wider world of pop culture, there's a bit of a misconception that Broadway performers and writers can only succeed in their own niche.
BWW CD Review: WAR PAINT's Beauty Is More Than Skin Deep
It's not often that listening to a cast album makes one think of Richard Strauss, but such is the genius of Scott Frankel and Michael Korie.
BWW Album Review: NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 (Original Broadway Cast Recording) is Multifaceted and Riveting
Inspired by a 70-page sliver of the sprawling 1215-page tome War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy, Dave Malloy's NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 is an all-encompassing feat of musical theater.
BWW Album Review: GROUNDHOG DAY THE MUSICAL (Original Broadway Cast Recording) is Charmingly Animated
A musical adaptation of 1993's Groundhog Day starring Bill Murray and written by Danny Rubin and Harold Ramis may not seem like the most plumb choice for Broadway.
BWW Album Review: Raise a Glass to SPAMILTON
One would have to have a heart of stone not to like Lin-Manuel Miranda.
BWW Album Review: Tyce's HERO Rocks With Precision, Lacks Emotion
For HERO, Tyce's rocker persona is front and center as he sings the best of Jim Steinman.
BWW Album Review: Deborah Cox's I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU is Enthusiastic and Laudable
Deborah Cox stepped back into Houston's footsteps when she was cast as Rachel Marron in the US national tour of THE BODYGUARD - THE MUSICAL.
BWW Album Review: Constantine Maroulis' ALL ABOUT YOU is Catchy
Broadway's rockstar and Two-time Tony Award Nominee, Constantine Maroulis, is back with 'All About You.
BWW Album Review: Levi Kreis's BROADWAY AT THE KEYS is Stunning
Consummate musician and Tony Award winner Levi Kreis has returned with a stunning new album that celebrates musical theater with BROADWAY AT THE KEYS.
BWW Album Review: Karen Mason's IT'S ABOUT TIME is Vibrant and Heartfelt
Broadway veteran and twelve-time MAC Award winner, Karen Mason released IT'S ABOUT TIME, earlier this month.
BWW Album Review: DEAR EVAN HANSEN Shines a Light on the Teenage Soul
If you grew up as a lover of musical theater, especially in those dark years before BroadwayCon, it's likely that your high-school years were not among your best.
BWW Album Review: HAIRSPRAY LIVE!
Skeptics of musical theater like to ask, 'But how do they know the song?' when characters join in during a musical number.
BWW Album Review: FALSETTOS (2016 Broadway Cast Recording) is Brilliant and Beautiful
Surprise! Ghostlight Records just pulled a Beyonce.
BWW Album Review: Happiness Is...YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN
Whether or not you are familiar with Clark Gesner's musical YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN, you are bound to recognize Track 21 of the York Theatre Company 2016 Off-Broadway Cast Recording.
BWW Album Review: That 70s Show, DISASTER!
It takes guts to write a parody of 1970s disaster movies.
BWW Album Review: Barbra Streisand's ENCORE: MOVIE PARTNERS SING BROADWAY
I once fell in love with an album cover: Barbra Streisand, dressed in the height of granny chic, in a straw hat, drapey black cardigan and maxi skirt, and men's-style oxfords with rakish white socks.
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