To See or Not to See: The Crucible
No one—no matter how good of spirit–is safe from the vengeful accusations of a mob. We’re reminded of this chilling fact in the Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s infamous 1953 play, The
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Forest Whitaker to Host All-Star Benefit Concert
What’s better than live music and a great cause? Pretty much nothing, but add Academy Award winner Forest Whitaker as the host and it’s everything. Performers4Peace, a benefit concert that’ll
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Woman Crush Wednesday: Laura Dreyfuss
If you watched the final season of FOX’s hit show Glee, there’s a huge chance you fell in love with Madison McCarthy. With a face as cute as a button and
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To See or Not to See: American Psycho
Blood has been spilled on Broadway thanks to American Psycho. Based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis as well as the film adaptation that followed (staring a masterful Christian
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To See or Not to See: Disaster!
What could possibly go wrong when a bunch of caricatures with a flair for the dramatic come together on a ship that doubles as the casino Barracuda? Uh, everything. Disaster! embarks
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Woman Crush Wednesday: Hannah Elless
Ladies and gentlemen, meet your newest Broadway obsession. Bright Star‘s Hannah Elless has it all: looks, talent, brains, warmth… and even a fabulously fashionable Pomeranian whose larger-than-life personality fills your
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To See or Not to See: The Woodsman
Imagination theater is trending these days. From the magical production of Peter and the Starcatcher to the fun production of The Robber Bridegroom, audiences, more than ever, are being asked to actively use their imaginations. They
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To See or Not to See: She Loves Me
Roundabout Theatre Company’s charming new production of Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick‘s She Loves Me will seem familiar to most. In fact, the story is not original. You’ve probably seen it on
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To See or Not to See: The Robber Bridegroom
Robin Hood meets Snow White in Roundabout Theater Company’s revival production of The Robber Bridegroom. It is a rollicking tale of money, jealousy, and love told with a generous amount
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Hannah Elless
Hannah Elless makes her return to Broadway in the sweet, tuneful Bright Star, an original musical by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell. (We loved it, by the way.) Set in the 1920s
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