Broadway is heading into fall with casting news, long-awaited arrivals and one New York tradition celebrating a milestone of its own. Krysta Rodriguez is joining A...
Broadway will go dark for a moment on Tuesday, September 8 at 6:45 p.m., when the marquees of all 41 Broadway theatres dim simultaneously in memory...
There is something about a cast album that keeps theatre alive long after the curtain comes down. This late-summer crop is particularly eclectic: vampires, Eva Perón,...
September arrives with the U.S. Open in full swing at Flushing Meadows, followed almost immediately by Fashion Week, Broadway Week, major art fairs, Harry Styles taking...
“Dusting off the old robes. New York — see you all in February,” Grint announced on Instagram. It took 25 years, eight films and one very...
Broadway history, Marc Shaiman and the man who apparently invented that little tab on your coffee-cup lid walk into a theatre. No, this isn’t the beginning...
Tim Curry, the deliciously subversive British actor whose Dr. Frank-N-Furter changed popular culture forever, died Tuesday night at his home in Los Angeles. He was 80.For...
There are stars, there are icons, and then there are those extraordinarily rare people who somehow become part of the American vocabulary. Dolly Parton was one...
There is a difference between being scared and believing what is scaring you. Paranormal Activity, now on Broadway, is extremely good at the former and astonishingly...
Photo: Jenny Anderson Not surprising, one night with the original Broadway revival cast of Falsettos was never going to be enough. The 10th Anniversary Reunion Concert...
For four decades, Ken Fallin has been looking at famous faces and seeing what the rest of us miss. A few strokes of ink become a...
Broadway is rarely accused of being inexpensive, which makes September one of the better times of the year to rediscover the Theatre District. NYC Broadway Week...
A curtain call used to feel like the beginning of the end. Now, sometimes, it is only the beginning of a show’s second life. More and...
Ron Fassier and Frank “Fraver” Verlizzo Photo by Richard Hillman Times Square has never been particularly interested in behaving itself, which made it exactly the right...
By Sunday, Broadway had been living beside the Hudson for three days. The experiment had worked. What began Friday as an ambitious idea—take Broadway out of...
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,...
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...
One of New York’s favorite summer traditions continued this week as Broadway in Bryant Park once again turned the Midtown lawn into an open-air theatre, bringing...
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...
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...
