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See the Broadway performance schedule for the week of November 4 below. All but a half dozen Broadway shows are canceling their performances on Tuesday, November 5 — Election Day — which sh...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/11/02/election-week-broadway-schedule/

All eyes in “Sunset Blvd” have been focused on the fierce, full-throated and humongously-photographed performance by Nicole Scherzinger as Norma Desmond, the once-reigning silent movie queen ...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/10/26/sunset-blvd-broadway-review/

This is a Romeo and Juliet aimed unapologetically at Gen Z: Its two stars, fan-magnets Kit Connor and Rachel Zegler, are both recent teens. They lead a young cast, all but two of whom are making ...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/10/24/romeo-juliet-broadway-review/

“Left on Tenth,” which Delia Ephron has adapted for the stage from her best-selling memoir about death, second love, and survival, stars beloved TV star Julianna Margulies; it’s put togethe...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/10/23/left-on-tenth-broadway-review/

“Smash,” a backstage musical about the making of a Marilyn Monroe musical called “Bombshell,” will open at Broadway’s Imperial Theater on April 10, its producers announced today, a long...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/10/22/smash-makes-it-to-broadway-for-real/

What most surprised me about director Kenny Leon’s production of “Out Town” were not his distinctive touches.   What most surprised me is how emotionally I reacted to this “Our Town” ...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/10/17/our-town-broadway-review/

David Henry Hwang wrote “Yellow Face” almost two decades ago, comically rendering three deflating or enraging real-life events in which he was involved up to three decades ago. And yet as I w...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/10/01/yellow-face-broadway-review/

“McNeal” is a great showcase for Robert Downey Jr., making his Broadway debut as the  novelist Jacob McNeal, who is unraveling just at the moment of his greatest acclaim. But Downey also s...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/09/30/mcneal-review-robert-downey-jr-unravels-while-ai-ascends/

“The Hills of California,” about four sisters in their thirties called back to their childhood home, to attend to their dying mother, and relive their traumatic childhood brush with fame, is ...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/09/29/the-hills-of-california-broadway-review/

“The Roommate” is like a female “The Odd Couple” that’s more odd and less funny, and worth a Broadway production for two reasons: Mia Farrow and Patti LuPone. The show tacitly acknowled...

https://newyorktheater.me/2024/09/12/the-roommate-broadway-review-mia-farrow-and-patti-lupone-as-an-odd-couple/