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“#Andrew Lloyd Webber is ‘optimistic’ for Broadway’s return” The King of Broadway has decreed that he is “optimistic” about the return of live theatre to New York Broadway composer Andrew Lloyd Webber stopped by CNBC’s “Closing Bell” on Friday to share his sentiment that shows will indeed return to New York stages that have been…
“#Dressing room secrets of Kit Harington, Daniel Kaluuya and more stars” Forget the room where it happens. The real action goes down in the room before it happens. British photographer Simon Annand has been taking pictures of actors onstage in London for more than 30 years, but his latest book, “Time To Act,” focuses on…
“#Broadway actor injured after getting sucker-punched in NYC subway” A Broadway actor was sucker-punched by a lunatic in a Manhattan subway station on Tuesday, suffering a fractured eye socket and a torn retina. Alex Weisman, 33 — a member of the original cast of “Harry Potter and The Cursed Child” — needed to undergo laser…
“#New York won’t really live again until Broadway is back” Not even a year ago, impregnable crowds and stained-costumed Elmos and wannabe John Mulaneys with their three-by-five-laminated-card invitations to comedy-club open-mic nights had made Times Square one of the most irritating, nerve-wracking places in the Western world. What I wouldn’t give for my nerves to…
“#’Hair’ star Lynn Kellogg dead at 77 of COVID-19” Lynn Kellogg, who starred in the original 1968 Broadway production of the musical “Hair,” died Nov. 12, in St. Louis, Missouri. She was 77. According to her publicist, the cause of death was COVID-19, the New York Times reported. Her husband, John Simpers, reportedly said she…
“#Neil LaBute’s new COVID-19 play has no live actors” COVID-era entertainment has so far been about one thing: Zoom. “Saturday Night Live” mocked Zoom meetings in episodes that were filmed from the cast’s apartments. Richard Nelson’s play “What Do We Need To Talk About?” depicted a WASP family’s Zoom call. Netflix’s new TV series “Social…
“#How 9/11 brought Broadway to a standstill until NYC’s mayor revived it” Like the coronavirus pandemic, 9/11 brought Broadway to a standstill — until NYC’s mayor took incredible steps to save it. The New York Post’s Broadway columnist MICHAEL RIEDEL recounts the inspiring tale in this excerpt from his upcoming book “Singular Sensation: The Triumph…
“#Cuomo, de Blasio have turned NYC into a ghost town this year” Who’s afraid of the big, bad virus? Supposedly it’s everyone who won’t come into the city because the bug made it too dangerous. But what’s really spooked them is our elected officials’ spectacularly effective campaign to ruin New York City, and Manhattan in…
“#2020 killed NYC’s economy — we need leaders who will help build it back” This has been a hellish economic year for Gotham. Before mid-March, New York City’s economy boasted nearly 4.1 million private-economy jobs — a record. These jobs spanned corporate law, software design, finance, real estate, manufacturing, construction, health care, retail and services….
“#Broadway legends can’t wait to go back to reopened Joe Allen” The question “Where should we go eat after the show?” has had the same answer for 55 years: Joe Allen. The classy Theater District mainstay has been serving Broadway burgers and beers since the day it opened. However, for the past seven months, there’s…