It’s been more than 25 years since Stephen Sondheim’s “Into the Woods” opened on Broadway, but that didn’t stop the movie version from trouncing the competition at the box office. Since it opened on Christmas day, the Disney version of Sondheim’s fractured collection of

When politicians and the media failed to raise awareness during the early days of the AIDS crisis, it was the arts that took on the role. In nonfiction, it was Randy Shilts’ 1987 deeply investigative “And the Band Played On,” and on film, two

Broadway is like a theatrical playground for kids this holiday season, with shows ranging from the romantic fairy tale “Cinderella” – with the perfectly evil NeNe Leakes playing the villainous stepmother – to the exotic “Aladdin.” Exposing kids to the arts is vital, because,

Three is clearly a lucky number for Bebe Neuwirth. Earlier this year, she took on the role of Mama Morton, her third part in the hit Broadway musical “Chicago,” after playing murderesses Velma Kelly (for which she won a Tony Award) and Roxie Hart.

While the Christmas season brings with it snow and cold – especially in New York – Broadway is still heating things up with some steamy shows that will melt away the icy chill of the season, no matter how low the temperatures go. So

Given Chris March’s penchant for perfection, appearing on stage in a show he’s also costumed presents a bit of a conundrum, especially when he sees the stage lights hit a dangling thread that should have been snipped backstage. Short of carrying a pair of

“I could not move about the town without having a crowd of people gather around me.” – Joseph Cary Merrick David Bowie, John Hurt and Bradley Cooper all have vastly different careers, but one thing in common. They have each played the role of