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Sam Tutty and Christianni Pitts in "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York).

‘Two Strangers,’ one cake, and theater’s multi-course food obsession

Matthew Wexler Aug 18, 2025 0

From Two Strangers' cake to "The Worst Pies in London," food-centered musicals are Broadway's hottest trend. Here are 5 productions…

Roundabout Theatre Company groundbreaking event at the Todd Haimes Theatre.

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Broadway’s $24 million glow-up: What’s in store for Roundabout’s Todd Haimes Theatre?

Matthew Wexler Aug 6, 2025 0

While the feds slash arts funding, Roundabout raises $24M for the Todd Haimes Theatre renovation in time for a spring…

A page from the working libretto of "A Chorus Line."

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How “Nothing” almost didn’t make it into ‘A Chorus Line’

Matthew Wexler Jul 27, 2025 0

Priscilla Lopez recalls how "Nothing" found it's way back into "A Chorus Line" thanks to the musical's vocal arranger.

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Andrew Barth Feldman gets plugged in as new ‘Oliver’ in Broadway’s ‘Maybe Happy Ending’

Matthew Wexler Jul 24, 2025 0

The Tony-winning musical Maybe Happy Ending welcomes a new Helperbot as Darren Criss takes a nine-week hiatus this fall. Andrew…

Laurie Metcalf and Micah Stock in "Little Bear Ridge Road" by Samuel D. Hunter.

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What playwright Samuel D. Hunter has to say about ‘Little Bear Ridge Road’

Matthew Wexler Jul 7, 2025 0

"I wanted to write a play about people watching television," says playwright Samuel D. Hunter.

Jean Smart in "Call Me Izzy." Photo: Marc J. Franklin

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Jean Smart trades stand-up for stanzas in Broadway’s ‘Call Me Izzy’

Matthew Wexler Jun 12, 2025 0

Jean Smart trades Vegas luxury for Louisiana drama in "Call Me Izzy," her first time on Broadway in 25 years.

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There’s no Tony for chemistry, but it can make or break a Broadway show

Matthew Wexler Jun 12, 2025 0

What creates Broadway chemistry? Inside the 2024-25 season's explosive hits and shows that couldn't find their spark.

Bobby Cannavale, Neil Patrick Harris, and James Corden will star in a Broadway revival of Yasmina Reza's "ART."

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Cannavale, Corden & Harris are about to go head to head on Broadway

Matthew Wexler May 22, 2025 0

Yasmina Reza's 1994 play, ART, returns to Broadway with an all-star cast.

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Beyond the seams: ‘Real Women Have Curves’ stiches together the power of Latina sisterhood

Matthew Wexler May 16, 2025 0

Twenty-five years after first premiering as a play, "Real Women Have Curves" returns to the stage as a musical.

David Hyde Pierce and the cast of 'Pirates! The Penzance Musical'

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Broadway’s ‘Pirates! A Penzance Musical’ sails on choppy waters

Matthew Wexler May 10, 2025 0

David Hyde Pierce shines in this uneven G&S revival, but is Roundabout's jazzy "Pirates!" merely a licensing hidden treasure cash…

‘Two Strangers,’ one cake, and theater’s multi-course food obsession

Broadway’s $24 million glow-up: What’s in store for Roundabout’s Todd Haimes Theatre?

How “Nothing” almost didn’t make it into ‘A Chorus Line’

Andrew Barth Feldman gets plugged in as new ‘Oliver’ in Broadway’s ‘Maybe Happy Ending’

What playwright Samuel D. Hunter has to say about ‘Little Bear Ridge Road’

Jean Smart trades stand-up for stanzas in Broadway’s ‘Call Me Izzy’

There’s no Tony for chemistry, but it can make or break a Broadway show

Cannavale, Corden & Harris are about to go head to head on Broadway

Beyond the seams: ‘Real Women Have Curves’ stiches together the power of Latina sisterhood

Broadway’s ‘Pirates! A Penzance Musical’ sails on choppy waters

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Andrew Keenan-Bolger on ‘Limelight,’ chosen family & why “give in to love, or live in fear” still lands

‘Public Charge’ reclaims what diplomacy looks like, while we still remember

Adib Khorram’s ‘One Word, Six Letters’ asks who bears the weight of a single moment

‘The Wild Party’ gets a sharp new vision. The old problems remain.