What happened to the original cast after they bid farewell to Uganda?

Nothing stirs the pot in musical theatre quite like a good love triangle.

There’s something about a Broadway heartbreak song that hits differently than any other kind of musical theatre moment. Here are 12 songs that burn, break and boldly define the emotional moments.

It’s time for some astrology, Broadway style.

This year’s class of nominees includes some historic firsts and notable exceptions to the rule, worth a shoutout.

A wild western true story gets the folk rock treatment

Let’s take a look at where the stars of this moving production are now.

Glengarry Glen Ross is here to remind us that there’s room for any kind of theater at the Palace—and sometimes, a good well-timed insult can hurt as much as a high note.

Idina Menzel swings and sings from the treetops in Broadway’s new tree-centric musical, Redwood. With a soaring pop-infused score by Kate Diaz, Menzel stuns in this emotionally charged production. She’s joined by standouts Zachary Noah Piser as her late son and Khaila Wilcoxon as a Redwood botanist and fellow tree lover, both delivering powerhouse performances […]

With so much hitting the New York boards in the next three months, we are narrowing the pack to the things we can wait the least to see!

Here are some of the most exciting new performers to grace the stage in the 2024-2025 Broadway season!

Let’s look ahead here to 2025, where an astonishing 11 musicals are currently scheduled to begin performances

Thornton Wilder explored the search of finding the profound in the mundane. As Our Town graces the Broadway stage once more, under the skilled direction of Kenny Leon and featuring the standout talent of Jim Parsons, we’re reminded of the timelessness of Thornton Wilder’s work. First premiered in 1938, Our Town has not only stood […]

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As the school year starts up again, let’s take a look at some of Broadway’s Best Shows set on college campus.

In anticipation of the 2024 Broadway revival, let’s take a look at the history behind this classic play.

Let’s take a look at some of Broadway’s Best Shows that take place in high school.

In light of the dueling Gatsby adaptations, let’s take a look at some noteworthy musicals that were based on works in the public domain.

Let’s take a look at the current Broadway productions that have won this coveted award in the past.

This season, Amy Herzog is nominated for Best Play for her poignant work in “Mary Jane” and Best Revival of a Play for her adaptation of “An Enemy of the People.”

This season, Leslie Odom Jr. is nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role in a Play for his performance in “Purlie Victorious: A Non-Confederate Romp Through the Cotton Patch.” Here’s a breakdown of the Broadway roles that got him there:

That battle – between the most consequential, Democratic House Speaker and the fresh-faced, Puerto-Rican congressional newcomer from the Bronx – takes centerstage, literally, in the new Off Broadway play, “N/A.”

This season, Lindsay Mendez is nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical for her performance in “Merrily We Roll Along.” Here’s a breakdown of the Broadway roles that got her here!

This season, Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer is nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical for her performance in “Spamalot.”

Through dance, these musicals push the envelope, showcasing movement as a vehicle for innovative storytelling.

Here is a recap of all the productions that have opened in this season, many of which are now competing for recognition at this year’s Tony Awards!

With new productions of Othello and Romeo & Juliet already on the way for the 2024-2025 Broadway season, we look back at the recent revivals of some of the Bard’s most prominent works.

A new adaptation by Heidi Schreck, Uncle Vanya finds the humor and pathos in dysfunctional family relationships and breathes new life into Chekhkov’s classic.

If you had a good time at Grease and Mamma Mia, you’ll have a blast at “The Heart of Rock and Roll.” It’s hot fun in the Summertime!

With compelling performances and a company that embodies the musical’s infectious spirit, The Wiz makes a triumphant return to Broadway.

Let’s embark on this lyrical journey through Jeremy Jordan’s illustrious Broadway career until now.

With performances that illuminate the complex social dynamics at the heart of Ibsen’s melodrama, An Enemy of the People is as provocative and timely as ever.

This production delivers a thrilling experience, blending nostalgia with innovation, making it a must-see for both fans and newcomers alike.

A riveting portrait of family dysfunction and prejudice, Appropriate is not to be missed. Now running at the Belasco Theatre.

From the works of great Irish playwrights like George Bernard Shaw and Sean O’Casey to contemporary productions like “The Ferryman” and “Hangmen” Irish theatre has made a significant impact on the Broadway stage.

The nonprofit raises funds from theater designers, asking them to donate just one week’s worth of royalties a year, and then distributes the funds to early career designers from marginalized backgrounds.

From stirring speeches to moments of vulnerability, these performances have brought history to life in uniquely theatrical ways.

In celebration of Valentine’s Day, here are some of our very favorite love songs from the musical theater canon.

Pam MacKinnon is a prolific New York theater artist, with years of directorial experience on Broadway and off, as well as across the country.

Since her Off-Broadway debut with 2004’s Well at the Public Theater (which she would restage for Broadway two years later), Silverman has helmed five Broadway and over 30 Off-Broadway productions.

Last chance! Don’t miss these plays and musicals with final performances coming up soon.

From romance-centered musicals to intense classic dramas and one-person spectacles, the next couple of months promise a diverse roster of new Broadway offerings.

Over the years, various productions have paid homage to his legacy through impersonation, invocation, and references.

Come along, dancing queens, as Broadway’s Best Shows dives into the careers of the original Broadway cast over 22 years later.

Highlighting the work of Thomas Schall, a veteran fight director with over 100 Broadway credits to his name.

In this interview with lead performer and composer Patrick Olson, we explore the creative process behind this idiosyncratic event, that’s a little bit David Byrne, a little bit Carl Sagan, and even a little bit Woodstock.

Prepare to be enthralled as we navigate some of the exceptional performances that have defined the essence of Broadway in the year 2023.

Broadway’s Best Shows explores the original cast members and where they’ve been in the more than 15 years since.