If Friday was Broadway’s arrival in the country, Saturday was the moment it unpacked its bags and decided to stay awhile. Day Two of The Festival,...
Times Square has hosted almost everything imaginable, but on August 25 it is handing the controls to the kids. @wonderamatv The Wonderama Wonder Games are back!...
There is no question that Sydnie Christmas can sing. That was never really the issue Sunday night at Sony Hall. The winner of Britain’s Got Talent...
Hayden Panettiere died Sunday at 36 years old. On this coming up Friday she would have been 37. Thirty-seven. There will be tributes. There will be...
Broadway packed a weekend bag, left Times Square behind and headed north. On Friday, August 14, the inaugural The Festival opened at Hutton Brickyards Riverfront Hotel...
For most of musical theatre history, getting a Broadway musical onto the big screen meant Hollywood had arrived to transform it. Sets became locations. Stage actors...
The curtain may come down, a production may close, and a performance may disappear into theatrical memory, but the cast album is where musical theatre gets...
There are television series that become hits, and then there are those rare shows that somehow become part of the cultural vocabulary. Ted Lasso has always...
Broadway never really sleeps anymore, but the 2026–2027 season is beginning to reveal itself as something considerably more interesting than another procession of movie adaptations and...
If New York theatre has been looking for a way to turn the coming season into an event, it may already have found it. The marquees...
Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is normally filmed from the Hotel Edison, but today we went Zoom Style. Live From The Edison...
Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is normally filmed from the Hotel Edison, but today we went Zoom Style. Live From The Edison...
Dakin Mattews and Mary Beth Peil. Joan Marcus There is something fascinating about reviving a play whose central premise should feel more relevant now than when...
There are Broadway musicals set in New York, and then there are musicals that belong to a particular piece of New York. In the Heights has...
Broadway has always reflected the emotional pulse of its time. During the Golden Age, audiences escaped into sweeping romances and lavish musical spectacles. The rock musicals...
If New York City has ever felt like one giant movie set, that’s because it is. From Midtown sidewalks to Brooklyn brownstones and neighborhoods throughout the...
There are Christmas traditions, and then there are New York Christmas traditions. Nothing signals the arrival of the holiday season quite like the Christmas Spectacular Starring...
Forget everything you think you know about alcohol-free events. The Daily Pour’s Alcohol-Free Festival returns to New York City on Thursday, September 17, transforming The Altman...
Broadway may be enjoying its summer slowdown, but behind the scenes producers are already assembling an ambitious 2026-27 season filled with Broadway legends, world premieres, and...
After months of keeping their relationship largely out of the spotlight, Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster are letting the summer unfold on their own terms—one performance...
Summer in the Hamptons has a way of introducing you to unexpected favorites. Mine arrived during Hamptons Social’s August Summer Book, where beautifully curated brands shared...
Bradford Rand, Ramona Singer, Candace Bushnell and Todd English (Photo Credit: Society Allure / Rob Rich) As detailed in our earlier feature, “Horsepower, Haute Couture and...
As Manhattan is becoming the epicenter of the sporting universe—with the NBA Finals, international soccer, and a city buzzing with fans from around the globe—The Addison...
Curly hair has a mind of its own. On a good day, it’s soft, defined, and full of life. Add New York humidity, an outdoor event,...
There are Star Wars stories, and then there are stories that feel destined to become something larger. Star Wars: Visions gave audiences exactly that with “The...
