How to Build a Successful Season
Discover how the DCPA builds its seasons.| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
One person was reported shot in the chest and police were searching for a white Dodge Charger after a shooting Thursday night outside the QFC near the Chipotle at the troubled corner of Pike and Broadway. Police and Seattle Fire … Continue reading →| CHS Capitol Hill Seattle News
“Catalyst Coffee” pulls back the curtain on the deeply personal stories behind people’s choices to support or oppose the formation of a union. The post Immersive ‘Catalyst Coffee’ Reading During Climate Week Takes Attendees Inside Barista Union Campaign appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
Theodore Seuss Geisel began his career as a cartoonist in the 1920s after one of his fellow Oxford students noticed him spending more time doodling in class than taking notes. Not long after that, his work began appearing in magazines with the name “Dr. Theophrastus Seuss” next to them, which the cartoonist quickly shortened to […]| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
“One of the most defining pop culture events of the decade” – Forbes Tickets for the Denver engagement of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child go on sale October 31 at 10am — fittingly, on the most magical day of the year. This spellbinding continuation of the wizarding world’s legacy arrives in Denver as […]| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
A large glass bowl with what could be mistaken for paper confetti sits atop a table where Charlie Miller, John Ekeberg and Chris Coleman have gathered in the Wolf Theatre in the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex. Not a stooge among them, the three gents of the Denver Center’s Off-Center, Broadway and Theatre Company divisions respectively […]| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Fall. Autumn. The Great De-Leafing. No matter what you call it, harvest season is upon us, and with it comes an array of corn-themed activities for the discerning Denver pleasure seeker. From Denver Botanic Gardens’ annual corn maze to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts’ upcoming production of Shucked, Denverites have more ways than […]| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Discover how the DCPA builds its seasons.| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
This fall, Ashley Graham‘s adding “designer” to her resume! The model has just launched her new JCPenney brand with a…| Daily Front Row
Masquerade just brought Phantom back to Broadway. But even before Previews, Andrew Lloyd Webber's new immersive musical teased the show with an expansive ARG that drew the Opera Ghost to our world.| ARGNet: Alternate Reality Gaming Network | Your first choice for ARG news.
Teenage girls and the Broadway stage rarely walk hand-in-hand. Even in instances where teen girls are written into stories, they’re... The post The Crucible of Girlhood: Recontextualizing Teen Girls on Broadway appeared first on Independent Magazine.| Independent Magazine
Craig Shapiro was an early investor in Purple Rain: The Musical, an upcoming stage adaptation of the beloved 1984 Prince film. But this major opportunity wasn’t just about business—it’s the realization of a "lifelong dream" that began in childhood. "I’m a massive fan," he tells GOOD over Zoom from his home in Washington D.C. "I have two older cousins who were almost like big brothers to me—one is six years older than me, and one is nine years older. When I was a little kid, they wer...| GOOD
The historic Clift Building recently underwent a facelift of its lobby and lounge areas after a change in ownership.| Building Salt Lake
This article was originally published in Applause magazine for the national touring premiere of The Lion King in Denver in 2002. Almost from the moment Julie Taymor was born — in 1952, into a comfortable upper middle class Boston family — she was destined for a career in the theatre she could never have foreseen. […]| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Five-time Tony Award nominee Camille Brown has been tapped to choreograph and direct, marking her first Broadway musical.| TheGrio
By Jeff Malarky Look. I’m not going to tell you what the goal of your education is. I think we both know what your Vanderbilt degree is good for—not some job at McKinsey or an internship with the firm whose CEO is the dad of your friend who grew up... The post A Freshman’s Guide to Showing Off to Your Friends at Other Schools appeared first on The Slant.| The Slant
Just in Time tells the life story of singer, songwriter, and entertainer Bobby Darin, whose range of hit songs spans from pop to swing to folk music.| MORE TIME TO TRAVEL
Expansive differs from most other coworking companies in that it owns its real estate.| BusinessDen
It’s the first day of Pride Month, and Restaurant Row in New York City’s Hell’s Kitchen is electric with anticipation. In a week, Broadway’s finest will descend on Radio City Music Hall for the Tony Awards. Showtunes emanate from the storied piano bar Don’t Tell Mama — a ballad from Jesus Christ Superstar here, a showstopper from Wicked there. Suddenly, I’ve wandered in, a negroni in hand, and I’m belting along. New York City in June is a fusion of the Tony Awards and Pride, a...| Outtraveler.com
With all the talk about A CHORUS LINE’S 50th anniversary, let’s remember that without this excellent 1975 musical, there wouldn’t have been an excellent 2001 musical. A CLASS ACT. It told of Edward Kleban, A CHORUS LINE’s lyricist, whose work netted him the Tony, Drama Desk and New York Drama Critics’ Circle Awards, as well […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
Since its launch in 2011, NYC Broadway Week has become a beloved tradition for theater lovers, offering a rare opportunity to experience world-class productions at a fraction of the cost. Held twice a year, Broadway Week allows theatergoers to purchase 2-for-1 tickets to many of Broadway’s top shows—making it easy to bring along a friend,… Read More The post Broadway Week: The Best Theater Value in Town Returns in September appeared first on The Bowery Boys: New York City History.| The Bowery Boys: New York City History
The play begins performances on Dec. 17 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.| The Hollywood Reporter
Meanwhile, the general contractor that DHA blames says a subcontractor is culpable.| BusinessDen
Returning to the original cast album of REDWOOD had me recalling a column that was once a go-to feature in Ladies’ Home Journal. Starting in 1954 and continuing for several decades, this magazine would ask an expert counselor and its readership, “Can This Marriage Be Saved?” And that became the question I had for REDWOOD’s […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
by Tawsha Brinkley-Davenport Roy Bean is no stranger to being in the spotlight. He is... The post From chickens and dogs to Broadway audiences appeared first on McCurtain County Gazette News.| McCurtain County Gazette News
In 1986, “Les Misérables” made its American premiere at the Kennedy Center Opera House in a pre-Broadway trial run. The musical would go on to play for 16| The Georgetowner
See something others should know about? Email CHS or call/txt/Signal (206) 399-5959. You can view recent CHS 911 coverage here. Hear sirens and wondering what’s going on? Check out reports from @js…| CHS Capitol Hill Seattle News
By David Cote Along with baseball, rock ’n’ roll and jazz, the Broadway musical is uniquely American. And, like any cultural tradition, it didn’t just appear. Its origins lie in 19th-century European operetta, which emigrated to the New World, got mixed up with jazz, chorus girls and vaudeville comedy—and before…| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Lorraine Hansberry’s Final, African Play Rocks the House| Theatrius
Congratulations to Rocco Landesman, Kenny Leon, Kathleen Marshall, Paul Tazewell, Richard Thomas, Tom Viola and – posthumously – Rebecca Luker. Earlier this month, they were voted into The American Theater Hall of Fame. Soon their names will be emblazoned on a wall in the Gershwin Theatre lobby. And while we’re congratulating, let’s give shoutouts to […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
Let’s go back to November 15, 1956, when two very different events occurred in entertainment history. And yet, in one strange way, they were related. On this date, Elvis Presley’s recording of “Love Me Tender” was released. Meanwhile on Broadway, LI’L ABNER opened at the St. James Theatre. So, what could possibly be the commonality? […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
EXCLUSIVE: A key subsidy for commercial plays and musicals is out of money. The Broadway League held a video meeting with members on Tuesday afternoon to disclose the depletion of the four-year-old New York City Musical and Theatrical Production Tax Credit program. Shows that begin public performances by Sept. 15 may still receive the subsidy — of […]| Broadway Journal
There aren’t all that many documentaries that bring back actual memories, but Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story was one that did for me. I first encountered Ms. Minnelli when I sat in my first-row orchestra seat (my favorite place in a theater) during the Boston tryout of FLORA THE RED MENACE. I could […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
Sometimes, scattering those postcards around town does pay off. That’s how I discovered a play called Thank You, Don Ameche. Lawrence A. Heman’s new comedy runs this week at The Sargent Theatre on West 54th Street. The title was enough to spur me to play the three cast albums on which Ameche can be heard: […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
“Maybe it was a compliment. I’ll never know.” So writes Thomas Z. Shepard in his most informative memoir, Recording Broadway: A Life in Cast Albums. He’s referring to the leading character in MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG. Franklin Shepard, the composer who turned out to have feet of the hardest clay, has a last name spelled […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
Denzel Washington has been immortalized at iconic NYC restaurant Sardi's for his work in Broadway's 'Othello.' See photos from the ceremony.| VIBE.com
Jonathan Groff’s brilliant performance in JUST IN TIME got me listening to a recording that I hadn’t heard in some time. And I was reminded that BELLS ARE RINGING – which includes “Just in Time” – is a sensational cast album. Give a listen, and you may wonder why composer Jule Styne and bookwriter-lyricists Betty […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
Sony Masterworks Broadway, along with producers Eva Price, Caroline Kaplan, and Loudmouth Media are pleased to announce the digital album release of Redwood – A New Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording) on May 13, 2025 and available for pre-save here. The recording features vocals by Tony Award-winner Idina Menzel, Tony Award Nominee De’Adre Aziza, Grammy […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
Check out snaps from the shindig that brought out Denzel Washington, Spike Lee, Kandi Burruss, and some of the biggest stars on Broadway.| VIBE.com
Fifty years ago this week, many musical theater fans were talking about one show and one show only. A CHORUS LINE. It had debuted at the Public’s Newman Theater on April 15, 1975, making many attendees ecstatically happy that they’d finished their taxes in time to attend. What they saw wasn’t quite what Broadway witnessed […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
How fitting that I got this book on April 1st, for it does seem to be a fool’s joke. It’s David H. Lewis’ Broadway Musicals: A Hundred Year History, in which he gives opinions on musical theater recordings. Granted, as I recently said, when it comes to such matters, “One man’s MAME is another man’s […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
Masquerade NYC is launching an immersive theater Phantom of the Opera this summer. But the Opera Ghost is already making his presence known with letters, deaddrops, and newspapers.| ARGNet: Alternate Reality Gaming Network | Your first choice for ARG news.
A $2 million gift will enhance undergraduate experiences in the Department of Dramatic Art.| College of Arts and Sciences
“Has anyone noticed how many R&H works have kids in them?” Ethan Mordden asked that question in his 1992 book Rodgers & Hammerstein. “The answer,” he then told us, “is nine out of eleven.” True. Only OKLAHOMA! and ME AND JULIET don’t feature children. You might argue that ALLEGRO doesn’t, either, but it does start […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
From Denzel Washington in “Othello” to Michelle Williams in “Death Becomes Her,” Black talent is paying off on Broadway.| TheGrio
Elvis famously sang “Oh, well, a-bless my soul, but what’s wrong with me?” but I’ll instead say, “Oh, well, a-bless my soul, but what’s wrong with them?” Two weeks ago at Graceland, a celebration was held for what would have been – gulp! – Presley’s 90th birthday. Concerts as well as conversations with some of […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
Es la semana del restaurante y la de Broadway que se solapa con la interminable semana del hotel en Nueva York.| Viajestic
Christopher S. Connelly knows how big a star Helen Morgan was during the Roaring ‘20s and beyond. But he’s now made sure that you know it, too. Connelly’s provided hundreds of eye-opening details in HELEN MORGAN: The Original Torch Singer and Ziegfeld’s Last Star. The biography proves that he’s a meticulous researcher and entertaining writer […]| The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
Webber & Rice Expose Dangerous Legacy of Perón Era by Lynne Stevens A huge screen shows headlines that blast out the news: On July 26, 1952, Eva Perón has died at age 33. Argentines flee their movie houses and crowd the streets of Buenos Aires, mourning Evita. Who is this “Santa Evita” who had such a huge impact on her nation? In Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 1978 rock opera, Eva (sparkling Sophia Alawi) is sometimes humanitarian, sometimes fascist. But she’s always a fashionista with her...| theatrius.com
