American Idol judge Randy Jackson has released his response to an upset singer and actress Betty Buckley, who was coined “The Voice of Broadway” by New York Magazine.
Kevin Spacey sat down with Theater Talk’s Michael Riedel and Susan Haskins to chat about his current role as Richard III (directed by Sam Mendes and which can be seen at BAM).
Kevin Spacey Talks ‘Richard III’, The Old Vic and Doing Shakespeare Drunk Read More »
Ghost The Musical announced today a special opportunity to listen to the London original cast album on Facebook.
Free Online Streaming of London’s Original Cast Album of ‘Ghost the Musical’ Read More »
Stick Fly, the hit Broadway play by Lydia R. Diamond and directed by Kenny Leon, will play its final performance
Broadway’s ‘Stick Fly’ to Close Read More »
Hollywood is celebrating Tuesday’s ruling that declares California’s ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional.
Prop 8 Play Will Still Reach the Stage in LA Read More »
Tony Danza will headline the new musical, Honeymoon in Vegas, that will open on Broadway in the spring of 2013. The opening will follow a premiere this November in Toronto.
‘Honeymoon in Vegas’ Planning Spring 2013 Broadway Opening Read More »
Broadway star Betty Buckley has a thing or two to say to American Idol judge Randy Jackson.
Before British actress Aicha Kossoko took the stage for a recent performance of The Taming of the Shrew at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, someone surely told her to “break a leg,” without actually wishing that one of her limbs would snap in half.
‘The Taming of the Shrew’ Actress Literally Breaks a Leg on Stage Read More »
A one-year old terrier named Porky had been turned into the Columbia, Tennessee Maury County Animal Shelter last November, and, since she has not yet been adopted, she was sadly scheduled to be euthanized.
Tennessee Dog Scheduled to be Euthanized Saved By Broadway Audition for ‘Annie’ Read More »
Here is a sneak peek at the upcoming Ghost the Musical, which comes to Broadway March 15th.
Sneak Peek at Broadway’s ‘Ghost the Musical’ Read More »
Becoming Chaplin, a new musical depicting the life of film icon Charlie Chaplin, will open on Broadway in the 2012-2013 season.
‘Becoming Chaplin’ Will Tramp It Up On Broadway Next Season Read More »
Broadway has had good years and bad, and big hits and misses — especially over the last decade. But what about twenty years from now? How will the centuries-old traditions of theater on the Great White Way be different in 2032?
What Will Broadway Look Like in the Next Twenty Years? Read More »
Peter and the Starcatcher, the new play by Tony Award nominee Rick Elice, will arrive at the begin preview performances on Broadway at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre (256 West 47th Street) on Wednesday, March 28, with an official opening night set for Sunday, April 15, 2012.
‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ to Land on Broadway March 28th Read More »
Glenn Close’s connection to the character of Albert Nobbs stretches back almost three decades.
Glenn Close as ‘Albert Nobbs’ from the 1982 Theatrical Production Read More »
For College Football Hall of Famer and former Tennessee Titans great Eddie George, the stage has become something of a second career.
Former NFL Star Eddie George Trades His Cleats for Julius’ Caesar’s Sandals Read More »
The Harry Connick Jr. starrer, On A Clear You Can See Forever is set to have it’s final show on Sunday, January 29th at the St. James Theatre.
NBC has announced they will be teaming up with iTheatrics to fund musical theater programs for schools without arts education money.
NBC Set To Fund Musical Theater Programs for Students Read More »
Jordan, last seen in Bonnie & Clyde (which closed December 30th), will recreate the role of newsboy leader Jack Kelly in Newsies, when the show moves to Broadway’s Nederlander Theatre this March.
Jeremy Jordan Officially Back in ‘Newsies’ Read More »
Actress Condola Rashad, the daughter of The Cosby’s Phylicia Rashad and broadcaster Ahmad Rashad, is garnering rave reviews for her recent work in the soap opera Broadway musical Stick Fly.
Who would have ever thought that Angela Lansbury, who has had a successful career if film, television, and on the stage ever since her Oscar-nominated performance in 1944’s Gaslight (her first film!) would be most widely known for voicing a teapot?
Angela Lansbury Talks About Her Theater and Television Roles… and Being Mrs. Potts Read More »
