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Welcome Back, William Inge
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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This was followed in 1955 by Bus Stop, which was nominated for a Best Play Tony Award and was made into a film starring Marilyn
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Donald Trump--From Broadway Producer to President
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
arts - culture - entertainment
The play had a modest run, but ran into some bad luck along the way. Variety had a headline around the ninth week of the
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BroadwayCon Creates a Bubble for Theater Fans
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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BroadwayCon MainStage during a sound check 'Outside the Box' Ways to Celebrate Valentine's Day Pedrito Martinez--A Look Back
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Broadway Scores at the Oscars
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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Also from La La Land, Emma Stone garnered a nomination for Best Actress. Stone made her Broadway debut in the 2014 revival
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Hits by Herman Highlight the Season--and two are at the York
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
arts - culture - entertainment
Art Break: Combined Creativity--Comic Book Style Tyne Daly; courtesy of York Theatre For all the news on New York City arts
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'The Great Comet' goes better with Groban
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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Based on a relatively small slice of Tolstoy's famed War and Peace, the show tells the tale of innocent Natasha's surrender
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BroadwayCon Returns Bigger and Better Than Ever
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Cover: BroadwayCon 2016 Opening Ceremony Finale; all photos courtesy of BroadwayCon 2016 ____________________________ If
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J.D. Salinger Gets Unexpected Company: "Holden" Comes Back to New York City Stage
By Jed Ryan, Contributor
Jed Ryan is a New York City-based freelance writer and photogr...
J.D. Salinger's 1951 novel The Catcher in the Rye is a prime example of a book whose status has been cemented in American
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'Hundred Days' soars at the Public's Under the Radar Festival
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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Cover: Abigail and Shaun Bengson in 'Hundred Days;' photo: courtesy of the Public Theater ____________________ Don't you
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A Political Scandal Fuels 'Mark Felt, Superstar' at the York Theatre
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
arts - culture - entertainment
Mark Felt, Superstar takes us back to the 1970s and the Watergate scandal, but also relays a timeless story of tragedy and
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'Candide' Raises the Roof at the Rose
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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But when you have a story that goes from Westphalia to Constantinople by way of Montevideo with a dozen other stops in between
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'Jitney' on Broadway, 'Fences' on film -- the August Wilson Legacy Continues
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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The year 2017 brings us two exciting mountings of works by August Wilson, two-time Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, who
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Commentary: The Best and Worst Musicals of 2016
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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Cast of 'Hadestown;' photo: Joan Marcus. Denée Benton and Brittain Ashford in 'The Great Comet;' photo: Chad Batka. As usual
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The Quiet, Exquisite Intensity of 'The Band's Visit'
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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The Band's Visit at the Atlantic Theater Company at the Linda Gross Theater. Book by Itamar Moses, based on the screenplay
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Defending their lives in 'Ride the Cyclone'
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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For all the news on New York City arts and culture, visit ZEALnyc Front Page. Ride the Cyclone at the Lucille Lortel Theater
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'In Transit' on Broadway Takes You Away
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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The rest of the cast is just as great, especially the very talented Margo Siebert as Jane. And the songs that show off their
CULTURE & ARTS
A Familiar Tale From a 'Bronx' Perspective
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
arts - culture - entertainment
Even though this is a musical, all the characters feel three-dimensional, and the performers are all first-rate. Bobby Conte
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'Candide' Celebrates its 60th Anniversary with Celebrity Tributes
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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One story I enjoy sharing is about the staging of "Glitter and Be Gay" in our production. We were in an environmental set
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'Nutcrackers' in all shapes and sizes this holiday season!
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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If you're looking for a New York-centric themed Nutcracker, then this one's for you! This year marks the 21st anniversary
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Special Collegial Wishes for Actress Cherry Jones
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
arts - culture - entertainment
Todd Haimes, Artistic Director, Roundabout Theare Company, NYC Cherry Jones is so talented, so giving, and so incredibly
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'Sweet Charity' provides triple-threat Sutton Foster 'room to show'
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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This revival is not as sweet as Charity usually is. Director Leigh Silverman, has reconfigured things a bit. The big brass
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'The Great Comet' swirls, swoops, and almost reaches perfection
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
arts - culture - entertainment
Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 at the Imperial Theatre, 252 West 45th Street for an open run. 2 hours and 40
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The Rockettes Shine in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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Holiday Shopping -- Pop Up Style! 'Natalia Osipova and Artists' Present a Mixed-Bill with Mixed Results Cover: The Rockettes
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Brisk Staging And Charming Performers Fill A Buoyant 'Holiday Inn'
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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And what a revelation he is, an astonishingly deft and ebullient tapper, and a shining and personable stage presence. I was
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Heisenberg--A Small Play with a Huge Heart Opens on Broadway
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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Denis Arndt's Alex is a stoic vessel of habit and disappointment who nonetheless surprises with interests and actions. His
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Choreographer Larry Fuller Discusses His Work with Robbins, Prince, Sondheim and More
By ZEALnyc, Contributor
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(L to R) 'On The Twentieth Century;' Adolph Green, Larry Fuller, Imogene Coca, John Cullum & Betty Comden; photo: original
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