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Why No Solo Album for Lea Michele? Blame Movies.

E! Online took on the topic de jour on Wednesday, shining a spotlight on the highly perplexing situation of where is Lea Michele’s recording contract? The recent success of her less talented “Glee” co-stars, scoring recording deals while she sits awkwardly in the corner of the gym waiting to be asked to dance, is beyond

‘Spiderman’ is Finally Frozen as it Heads for Opening June 14

No Broadway production has ever been more ecstatic at the news that it has been frozen more than the much maligned ‘Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark.’ Frozen being theatre speak for the end of endless rewrites, cast shuffling and otherwise general chaos that has consumed ‘Spiderman’ for most of its 177 preview performances. Yes you

‘Good People,’ ‘Book of Mormon,’ ‘Jerusalem’ Take Top Honors at New York Drama Critics Circle Awards

The 76th annual New York Drama Critics’ Circle Awards have hailed ‘Good People’ as this year’s Best Play. The David Lindsay-Abaire drama took the top distinction for plays, which is also worth $2,500, beating out ‘Jerusalem’, ‘Other Desert Cities’ and ‘The Motherf**ker with the Hat’ after four rounds of ballot voting and earning 34 points

‘Law & Order: Criminal Intent’ Draws Inspiration from ‘Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark’

When it comes to our criminal justice system, great responsibility comes with great power. “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” has joined with the infamous ranks such as JonBenet Ramsey’s alleged murder, the alleged child molestations by Michael Jackson and alleged murders by O.J. Simpson. Just like these atrocious crimes, the disastrous, Marvel Comics superhero-inspired Broadway

‘Hair’ Returns to Broadway for Limited Run

The national tour for “Hair,” which won a Tony Award in 2009, is adding an unusual stop on their itinerary: Broadway. On Wednesday, Public Theater announced that “Hair” was returning on July 5, which is a little over a year after closing on Broadway. The musical will have a run of almost 10 weeks at

Spiderman Choreographer Daniel Ezralow Replaced

The Broadway production of Spider-Man has suffered another setback. According to two separate sources who have spoken with Bloomberg News, Daniel Ezralow, choreographer responsible for the musical’s complex flying scenes, has been replaced. Chase Brock, who is a dancer from Brooklyn, is slated to take Ezralow’s place, said the sources. Brock has choreographed the Encores!