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The hit Stephen Schwartz-Winnie Holzman musical Wicked will become the 20th longest-running show in Broadway history when it plays its 2,535th performance Dec. 15 at the Gershwin Theatre.
Catherine Zeta-Jones made her Broadway debut Sunday evening, appearing alongside Angela Lansbury in a revival of the musical "A Little Night Music." "Extra" caught up with the actress just after the show premiered, and she dished on being on the Broadway stage.
When Oak Parker Cliff Johnson hits the stage Friday night at Fitzgerald's in Berwyn as the lead singer/songwriter of longtime Chicago-area rockers Off Broadway, it will mark both the end of an era and a new beginning.
Catherine Zeta-Jones has won over theatre critics with her Broadway debut in A Little Night Music, but it was her co-star Angela Lansbury who stole the show as the "real jewel" of the musical.
Vital Theatre Company's production of Pinkalicious, the Musical has extended its run at Off-Broadway's 45 Bleecker Street through February 2010.
Catherine Zeta-Jones made her Broadway debut Sunday night as aging actress Desiree in the Stephen Sondheim musical 'A Little Night Music.' She starred alongside five-time Tony winner Angela Lansbury, with whom she is pictured below.
Erik Altemus begins performances Dec. 14 in the long-running romantic musical The Fantasticks at Off-Broadway's Snapple Theatre Center.
The box office of Broadway's Lunt-Fontanne Theatre opens for walk-up ticket sales to the new musical The Addams Family at 10 AM Dec. 14.
NEW YORK - Call it half a smile. The first Broadway revival of "A Little Night Music," the enchanting, moonstruck musical based on the Ingmar Bergman film "Smiles of a Summer Night," is a curious affair.
A night at the theater in Cleveland took a twist when some real drama broke out in the audience. Police said a drunken woman started throwing a fit during a performance of the Broadway show "Wicked."
The Washington Center for the Performing Arts has added a third show of the Broadway musical “Cats” when the national tour stops in Olympia in March.
Kenny Ortega, the director of the "High School Musical" movies and "Michael Jackson's This Is It," is attached to bring the Tony-winning Broadway musical "In the Heights" to the big screen.
In the opening scene of his meandering one-man play "Juan and John," Roger Guenveur Smith plays himself as a boy in 1965. He is frozen in horror while witnessing a startling incident that, one day, would provide the inspiration for his new show at off-Broadway's Public Theater.
It's probably not stretching the point to call "The Simpsons" a distillery of all things pop culture. After all, what other show has managed to work in comedic references to Tennessee Williams, Ayn Rand, Alfred Hitchcock, "The Great Escape" and bombastic Broadway musicals, all in one episode ("A Streetcar Named Marge")?
Kate Baldwin, the rising star who nightly ponders how things are in Glocca Morra, in Broadway's Finian's Rainbow, takes her voice uptown on Dec. 13, performing an 8:30 PM solo show at Feinstein's at Loews Regency.
The show's tour manager says a drunken brawl broke out Tuesday night at a performance of the traveling Broadway musical.
