Many moons ago — all the way back in August — singer Christina Bianco blew us all away with her stunning rendition of "Total Eclipse of the Heart," sung in the voices of some of the world's most beloved divas. Well, now Christina is back, this time performing "Let It Go" from Disney's Frozen.
Is the Queen of Talk poised to become the next Queen of Broadway? According to the latest Broadway buzz (that is a fun term), Oprah is in discussions to make her debut in a Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
Now that Vladimir Putin has banned all the pesky "homosexual propaganda," Broadway shows in Russia will have to make some serious revisions or go on permanent vacation (to Siberia, forevsies). Sounds like a great opportunity for Broadway stars like Michael Urie, Andrew Rannells, Laura Benanti, and Jonathan Groffto make…
After three years and two months, the $75 million debacle Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark ended its Broadway run on Saturday night without either Julie Taymor or horrible injuries to spider stuntmen.
Bunheads might be gone, but it is not forgotten. Especially considering that there is fucking nothing else to watch MY GOD TV this season. /complain.
With the beautiful Juliet, Condola Rashad.
Are you thrilled or disgusted that Magic Mike, the Steven Soderbergh-directed film about male strippers that starred Channing Tatum's neck, is coming to Broadway? The answer says a lot about who you are as a person.
So, Rob Marshall (the guy who gave us the Chicago movie and the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean) is adapting the creepfest Broadway musical Into the Woods for the screen. Excited? Scared? Completely unmoved? Odds are, this movie will be a pretty big deal, if for no other reason than that every actor ever is in talks to …
Tom Hanks isn't nominated for a role in a musical (I think this clip pretty much proves that), but if he wins a Tony tonight for his role in Lucky Guy, he'll probably do a mostly lyric-less rendition of his favorite song from 2009: "Single Ladies." Enjoy the charm.
By this point, you've probably gorged yourself into a semi-catatonic state on new episodes of Arrested Development, and therefore have little energy left to watch the series finale of Smash, the show that went from good, to so-bad-it's-good, to bad, to so-bad-it's-unwatchable, and, finally, to tolerable. It's a shame…
The Yale School of Drama-educated director behind I Hope They Serve Beer on Broadway, the stage adaptation of Tucker Max's fratty exploits, emailed us to explain that Max "has absolutely nothing" to do with the play and probably won't like it because it's actually a "High Art" anthropological study of bro culture. AMAZING. …
Those unfulfilled by simply reading Tucker Max's homophobic and misogynistic books about how hilarious it is to manipulate, objectify and humiliate women will be thrilled that they can now watch a staged production about about "fucking fat girls" and other ultimate frat boy fantasies. Yep: Tucker Max's I Hope They Serve…
Cyndi Lauper, the woman your fourth grade teacher told you was a bad role model because girls want to do so much more than just have fun, is back at it. This time, she's writing songs for new Broadway musical Kinky Boots. Based on the 2005 British comedy, and written by Harvey Fierstein, it's the story of a man who's…
A new staging of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet by director David Leveaux will have a twist: Romeo will be white and Juliet will be black.
On PBS this very evening, Kristin Chenoweth will perform The Dames of Broadway...All of 'Em!!! Yes, that's three exclamation points in the title, but no, PBS will not be providing wine. The sequestration cuts are a total bummer.
Cats might've been the longest running show in Broadway history, but it notably didn't feature even ONE actual cat. Disgusting!
So yeah, what is going on with that much-ballyhooed Mean Girls Broadway musical? Officially, nothing. Unofficially, everything. It may as well go into production tomorrow.
In a desperate bid to get people to buy tickets for something — please, God, anything — Broadway is planning the triumphant return of Les Misérables in 2014. You've heard of Les Misérables, right? It's the musical that they based that movie starring Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway on. You like musicals, don't you? And…
Magic Mike is making the journey from the daiquiri-stained floors of a Tampa-area strip club to the hallowed boards of Broadway, but what does that mean for you? Well, apparently the show will involve audience participation, so you probably shouldn't take your mom.
Excellent lip color, no? Official caption:
