Aladdin
How 'Aladdin' Became A Hanukkah Musical
Musical theater pantomimes are a well-loved Christmas tradition in England. Can Hanukkah pantos have similar success in Israel?
Disney's Aladdin and Jasmine Re-Cast as Hamas
An artist has imagined how Aladdin and Princess Jasmine would look like as members of Hamas. That sound you hear? It’s your childhood going up in smoke.
How Adam Jacobs Became a Disney Prince
Adam Jacobs has a 1,000-megawatt smile, which he puts to good use as the title character in the new Broadway production of ‘Aladdin.’
'Aladdin' With a Jewish Twist
Hundreds of parents with children in tow — some in strollers — were rushing along 42nd Street to make the March 9 matinee curtain at the New Amsterdam Theatre for the preview/benefit of Disney’s musical comedy “Aladdin.”
Fiddler in the Rough, Part Two: In the Lion's Den
Daniel F. Levin is a playwright, composer and lyricist living in Brooklyn. His newest play, “Hee-Haw: It’s a Wonderful Li_e,” was called a “delightful surprise” by the New York Times; his musical, “To Paint the Earth,” about resistance fighters in the Warsaw Ghetto, won the Richard Rogers Development Award. This is the second in a series of four posts about his summer directing “Fiddler on the Roof,” crossposted from Frontier Psychiatrist. Read the first post here.
