Pop Culturalist Chats with Ariana DeBose
She’s a powerhouse on stage and an absolute joy to speak to – A Bronx Tale’s leading lady Ariana DeBose is taking over the world. With incredible dexterity and a
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Ones To Watch: Pasek & Paul
Very few composers have the luxury of saying they’ve found success in creating music for the stage, film and television: Benj Pasek and Justin Paul are two of them. The
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Woman Crush Wednesday: Patina Miller
When I hear the word “goddess”, there is one woman that instantly comes to mind: Patina Miller. Along with being a Tony Award winning actress, she’s also a star on television
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Samantha Massell
You may have seen Samantha Massell as Hodel in the recent Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof. Just a one-time listen to her beautiful voice on the cast album
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Gelsey Bell
Gelsey Bell appears in one of the year’s hottest Broadway tickets: Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812. This joyous and astonishing new musical tells a particularly scandalous slice of Leo
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New Year, New Broadway
The 2016-17 Broadway season is in full swing and it’s safe to say the Tony Awards are going to be highly competitive this year. We’ve been spoiled with revivals of our
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Our Favorite Theater in 2016
These days when people think of theater, they think of Broadway’s smash hit Hamilton. However, there has been a lot of ambitious, stellar, and emotional theater that was performed in 2016.
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Ones to Watch: Bobby Conte Thornton
If you haven’t made your way to the Longacre Theatre to see Broadway’s latest hit, you’re missing out on impeccable music and a heartwarming narrative inspired by writer Chazz Palminteri’s childhood.
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To See or Not to See: Falsettos
Comprised of originally two one-act shows, 1981’s March of the Falsettos and and 1990’s Falsettoland, Falsettos was first produced on Broadway in 1992. The show, by William Finn and James
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To See or Not to See: In Transit
Set your jaded New Yorker heart aside and fully enjoy Broadway’s first a cappella musical, In Transit. It’s a universal truth that New Yorkers have a slightly gruffer exterior so the rosy
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