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Hugh Jackman Considering ‘Drowsy Chaperone’ Film Role

Hugh Jackman shared in an interview posted on Yahoo Movies that he has been offered the role of Aldolpho in a big screen adaptation of the Broadway Musical Drowsy Chaperone. When the film was brought up during the conversation Jackman said, “What a coincidence! The script just hit my desk, with Geoffrey Rush attached to

‘A Time to Kill’ Set to Close a Month After Opening

Producers Daryl Roth and Eva Price made the announcement that the new Broadway play adapted from John Grisham’s best-selling novel, A Time To Kill, will close Sunday, November 17, 2013 at the John Golden Theatre. This comes only one month after the show opened October 20, 2013. Roth and Price gave a statement saying, “We are enormously

‘First Date’ Cut Short, Closing on Broadway January 5

Following a steady decline in box office sales in recent weeks, the musical First Date will say its last goodbye early next year. The production has scheduled its final curtain for January 5, 2014. The production opened to mixed reviews August 8 at the Longacre Theatre. Since its opening it has played to modest crowds

What Is It Like to Be a Broadway Actor?

From the outside looking in Broadway seems to be an amazing arena featuring incredible talent from new and old actors alike. However, the glamour seen on stage is only a small portion of what the Broadway world is all about. Being an actor on Broadway requires a lot of work and dedication that is often overlooked by those

‘Glee’ Moving Permanently to New York?

It seems as though the popular television musical series Glee may be in for a change of scenery in the near future. Television network FOX is in talks with show creators Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Ian Brennan in order to relocate the show’s setting to New York City permanently. Reports from TVLine suggest the move