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Jun 04

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Glenda Jackson’s third act is a return to Broadway after decades in politics

By Jeffrey Brown

Glenda Jackson is back on Broadway for the first time since 1988, starring in Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women." Jackson, 82, sits down with Jeffrey Brown to discuss the challenge of finding interesting female roles and why she spent 23…

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Jan 26

‘Grease’ is 40 this year. Here are 6 more pop musicals to watch

By Alison Thoet

It’s been 40 years since Sandy told Danny that he “better shape up” in the 1978 movie “Grease,” based on the Tony award-winning Broadway show. Theater critic Ben Brantley recommends six musicals that followed in its wake.

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Jan 16

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John Lithgow brings the magic of the bedtime story to Broadway

By Jeffrey Brown

When John Lithgow was a child, his father would act out his bedtime stories, a tradition he carried on when his father grew ill later in life. Now Lithgow brings his own tradition of storytelling to a one-man show on…

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Dec 20

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In Broadway’s ‘The Band’s Visit,’ mistranslation leads to musical connection

By Jeffrey Brown

When the members of an Egyptian band arrive in an Israeli city for a performance, it's clear something is wrong -- they've gotten the name wrong and ended up in a sleepy desert town. That's the premise of a new…

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Jun 09

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Broadway’s ‘Oslo’ captures behind-the-scenes drama of painstaking diplomacy

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“Oslo,” a Tony-nominated Broadway drama, takes a deep look at the secret negotiations that went into the historic Middle East peace accords, and their relevance in today’s world. Using real characters and real events, the play imagines what went on…

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Jun 06

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Broadway hit ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ strikes an emotional chord with its fans

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“Dear Evan Hansen,” a surprise hit musical, is the story of an ordinary teen who all his life has felt invisible. But when a classmate commits suicide, Hansen is mistakenly seen as his one friend and becomes the center of…

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Mar 19

‘Come From Away’ celebrates town that opened its doors on 9/11 — and now welcomes Syrian families

By Corinne Segal

The Broadway musical "Come From Away" celebrates how volunteers in Gander, Newfoundland, welcomed strangers on 9/11 -- a tradition that continues today.

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Oct 10

Column: The failed Broadway musical I wish every medical student could see

By Dr. Howard Markel

On Oct. 10, 1947, this “medical musical” opened on the Great White Way. Alas, the production costs were so high and, once the bad reviews came in, the ticket sales so low that the play closed after 314 unprofitable performances.

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Sep 26

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The musical rumble that makes listeners love ‘West Side Story’

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On this day nearly six decades ago, “West Side Story” premiered on Broadway. And the music of the Sharks and the Jets, and star-crossed lovers Tony and Maria is as vibrant as it was in 1957. Jeffrey Brown sits down…

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Jul 10

Lin-Manuel Miranda takes his final bow on stage at ‘Hamilton’

By Omar Etman, Corinne Segal

Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator and star of acclaimed Broadway musical "Hamilton," performed in the show one last time on Saturday night.

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