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  • ‘Antigone’ Theater Review: Juliette Binoche Meets Her Match in a Fascist Ruler and His Son

    Actress, who exudes a moody spirituality on film, effortlessly takes moral high ground in a new revival in Brooklyn

    By

    Robert Hofler
    September 28, 2015 @ 12:53 PM
    12:53 PM
    ‘Antigone’ Theater Review: Juliette Binoche Meets Her Match in a Fascist Ruler and His Son
  • ‘Spring Awakening’ Theater Review: Kids Just Want to Have Fun, the Adults Won’t Let Them

    This Broadway revival will make you wonder why all actors in all musicals don’t use American Sign Language to convey what they’re singing

    By

    Robert Hofler
    September 27, 2015 @ 7:00 PM
    7:00 PM
    ‘Spring Awakening’ Theater Review: Kids Just Want to Have Fun, the Adults Won’t Let Them
  • ‘The Legend of Georgia McBride’ Theater Review: Or, Queer Eye for the Straight Elvis Impersonator

    Playwright Matthew Lopez channels Tennessee Williams in a drama about drag queens including one who could be straight out of “Sweet Bird of Youth”

    By

    Robert Hofler
    September 9, 2015 @ 7:00 PM
    7:00 PM
    ‘The Legend of Georgia McBride’ Theater Review: Or, Queer Eye for the Straight Elvis Impersonator
  • ‘Heroes Reborn’ Star Zachary Levi to Replace Josh Radnor in Broadway’s ‘She Loves Me’

    Actor steps in to musical revival, joining cast that includes Laura Benanti, Jane Krakowski and Michael McGrath

    By

    Thom Geier
    September 1, 2015 @ 12:00 AM
    12:00 AM
    ‘Heroes Reborn’ Star Zachary Levi to Replace Josh Radnor in Broadway’s ‘She Loves Me’
  • ‘The SpongeBob Musical’ Aims to Clean Up on Broadway

    Stage show based on Nickelodeon cartoon will feature original songs by Aerosmith, Lady Antebellum, John Legend and Cyndi Lauper

    By

    Reid Nakamura
    August 31, 2015 @ 10:00 AM
    10:00 AM
    ‘The SpongeBob Musical’ Aims to Clean Up on Broadway
  • ‘Whorl Inside a Loop’ Theater Review: Why White Crime Is Different From Black Crime

    The broad minstrel performances in the musical “Scottsboro Boys” were subtle compared to what takes place on stage in this new Off Broadway play

    By

    Robert Hofler
    August 27, 2015 @ 12:00 AM
    12:00 AM
    ‘Whorl Inside a Loop’ Theater Review: Why White Crime Is Different From Black Crime
  • Sean Hayes to Play Almighty in ‘An Act of God’ in LA

    Fellow Emmy winner Jim Parsons originated the role on Broadway this summer

    By

    Thom Geier
    August 26, 2015 @ 7:26 AM
    7:26 AM
    Sean Hayes to Play Almighty in ‘An Act of God’ in LA
  • Kevin Bacon to Star in Stage Version of ‘Rear Window’

    Play at Hartford Stage this fall based on story that also inspired 1954 Alfred Hitchcock classic

    By

    Thom Geier
    August 24, 2015 @ 9:01 PM
    9:01 PM
    Kevin Bacon to Star in Stage Version of ‘Rear Window’
  • Forest Whitaker to Make Broadway Debut in Eugene O’Neill’s ‘Hughie’

    Oscar winner will star in revival of two-character drama in spring 2016

    By

    Thom Geier
    August 23, 2015 @ 9:01 PM
    9:01 PM
    Forest Whitaker to Make Broadway Debut in Eugene O’Neill’s ‘Hughie’
  • 9 Fall Broadway Shows We’re Dying to See: Bruce Willis in ‘Misery’ to Jennifer Hudson in ‘The Color Purple’

    TheWrap Fall Theater Preview 2015: The starriest and buzziest new productions coming to the stage

    By

    Thom Geier
    August 23, 2015 @ 7:46 AM
    7:46 AM
    9 Fall Broadway Shows We’re Dying to See: Bruce Willis in ‘Misery’ to Jennifer Hudson in ‘The Color Purple’
  • Michael Emerson, Sally Field, Darren Criss to Star in Charity Reading of Oscar Wilde Play

    Event will take place Oct. 5 at New York’s Gerald W. Lynch Theater

    By

    Reid Nakamura
    August 20, 2015 @ 11:57 AM
    11:57 AM
    Michael Emerson, Sally Field, Darren Criss to Star in Charity Reading of Oscar Wilde Play
  • Cirque du Soleil Sets ‘Paramour’ as First Show Created Just for Broadway

    New production will begin previews in April for a June 2, 2016 opening at the Lyric Theatre

    By

    Thom Geier
    August 19, 2015 @ 7:00 AM
    7:00 AM
    Cirque du Soleil Sets ‘Paramour’ as First Show Created Just for Broadway
  • ‘Waitress’ Musical With Score by Sara Bareilles to Open on Broadway

    Adaptation of 2007 movie starring Keri Russell sets April 2016 premiere

    By

    Thom Geier
    August 13, 2015 @ 9:27 AM
    9:27 AM
    ‘Waitress’ Musical With Score by Sara Bareilles to Open on Broadway
  • Benedict Cumberbatch Begs Fans to Ditch Cellphones During His ‘Hamlet’ Stage Run (Video)

    Actor made special plea outside London theater Saturday night

    By

    Thom Geier
    August 9, 2015 @ 2:20 PM
    2:20 PM
    Benedict Cumberbatch Begs Fans to Ditch Cellphones During His ‘Hamlet’ Stage Run (Video)
  • ‘Hamilton’ Broadway Review: The Founding Fathers Never Looked or Sounded So Cool

    In a Broadway awash with shows about the British royalty, it’s refreshing that America’s far more intriguing past is given a long-overdue dramatization

    By

    Robert Hofler
    August 6, 2015 @ 6:31 PM
    6:31 PM
    ‘Hamilton’ Broadway Review: The Founding Fathers Never Looked or Sounded So Cool
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