Broadway
Remembering a visit with the late Ed Asner, star of ‘Mary Tyler Moore’ and ‘Lou Grant’
On his 2012 return to Broadway, epoke about his religion, his career and his final wishes.
The youngest Yiddish ‘Fiddler’ cast member on making a new tradition
“We all reveled in the beauty, anticipation, frustration, excitement, and joy of learning the opening number with our entire cast.”
On Stephen Sondheim’s 91st birthday, 856 words to make you fall in love with one of the greatest artists alive
Stephen Sondheim is one of the greatest artists alive today.
The Jewish and Jew-ish nominees for a strange 2020 Tonys
It’s a strange list, but maybe strange is what we need for Danny Burstein to finally take home his Tony.
In Stephen Sondheim’s birthday concert, notes of a better, more human Broadway
The cobbled-together, will-it-work nature of the evening highlighted just how human Sondheim’s work is.
Daily distraction: Catch a Broadway show, explore the Met and give back
During social distancing, expand your world beyond the boundaries of your living room.
As coronavirus fears escalate, Broadway goes affordable
Coronavirus has forced Broadway to do something unprecedented: Sell reasonably-priced tickets.
‘The Prince Of Egypt’ Parts Waters For Splashy West End Debut — Is Broadway Next?
Proof of the miracles that happen when you believe?
The Secret Jewish History of Tupac Shakur
Tupac Shakur was murdered on this day in 1996. Deep down, was the brilliant rapper really just a nice Jewish boy who loved his mother?
Paula Vogel’s ‘How I Learned To Drive’ Will Debut On Broadway With Some Familiar Faces
Mary-Louise Parker and David Morse will reprise the roles they originated in 1997.