The musical Moulin Rouge, at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, is based upon Baz Luhrmann’s 2001 hyperactive and entertaining film. It celebrates the era of the original Moulin Rouge, which opened
Rock of Ages is a funny, engaging musical celebration of 1980s rock, particularly its big-haired, Spandex-clad Los Angeles version. This production, at New World Stages, is a scaled-down off-Broadway version
Hadestown, a musical based on the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, is a tale of love and inspiration magnificently woven by Tony Award-nominated director Rachel Chavkin. Beginning as
Tootsie, the musical-comedy adaptation of the 1982 Academy Award-winning movie that starred Dustin Hoffman, is totally fun and provides one belly laugh after another. Santino Fontana nails Hoffman’s role as
Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations, at the Imperial Theatre, is a toe-tapping, hand-clapping jukebox musical that follows the life of the cornerstone Motown R&B quintet
Kiss Me Kate is a rousing, toe-tapping classic, one of Cole Porter’s greatest musicals, which in 1948 won the first Tony Award for a musical comedy. The revival of the
The words “all rise” end the Broadway production of To Kill a Mockingbird, and the audience obliges with a rapturous standing ovation. Aaron Sorkin’s magnificent adaptation of Harper Lee’s 1960
The Cher Show, at the Neil Simon Theatre, follows the career of singer Cher, a pop icon since the 1960s. Three performers represent her at various stages of her life
“Network” is an iconic work of art which won the academy awards in 1976 this is Paddy Chayefsky’s finest screen play. This new paly was adopted for Broadway by writer
“The Prom” has nothing to do with teenagers in High School but middle aged folks. The Prom features Broadway veterans who are at the top of their game in this
