Actress Debra Messing leads "Birthday Candles" to Broadway
Star power never hurts on Broadway and for a show that's about to start previews, it took a TV favorite to get there.
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Star power never hurts on Broadway and for a show that's about to start previews, it took a TV favorite to get there.
When shows suddenly stopped and theaters closed, it was surreal for so many.
Streaming coverage on Paramount+ to begin at 7 p.m., followed by awards show on CBS2.
At the curtain call for the show "Company" Tuesday, the two-time Tony Award-winner was showered with love from the audience, who stopped the show twice to applaud for the Broadway icon.
In 2022, the number of African Americans conducting on Broadway can be counted on one hand.
In 1958, Jones played his first role at the Cort Theatre and went on to appear in 21 Broadway shows.
It is a dream realized for David Rockwell, the famed architect and designer of interiors and stage sets.
One of Europe's most prestigious orchestras returned to Carnegie Hall for the first time since the beginning of the COVID pandemic.
The real-life married couple plays three different couples who check into the Plaza Hotel.
The Murray Hill native moved to Austria in September to train alongside 11 other young musicians.
The 53rd NAACP Image Awards airs Saturday, Feb. 26 on BET, and one hometown hero is being recognized for his work acting in the Showtime series, "The Chi." Actor Alex Hibbert said his New York upbringing helps bring his character to life.
"Intimate Apparel" runs through March 6 at Lincoln Center's Newhouse Theater.
Unlike many other Broadway shows, "Girl from the North Country" has not had to cancel a single performance since reopening in October, but box office revenue is down.
According to the Broadway League, only 62% of tickets were sold for the week that ended on Sunday.
Children ages 5 to 11 will also have to show proof of full vaccination starting Jan. 29.
While many shows have had cancellations during this latest COVID-19 surge, Broadway is still open for business. Off-Broadway is back, too.
"The Music Man" has canceled all performances through the end of the year due to COVID-19. It's one of many forced to close either temporarily or for good.
Waitress" announced it's closing for good, effective immediately. It was supposed to run through Jan. 9. "Thoughts Of A Colored Man" has officially ended its run, too.