Rivera-Herrans' audio reimagining of Homer's Odyssey has been tremendously successful, generating more than 4 billion global streams. By Melinda Newman Jorge Rivera-Herrans’ audio reimagining of Homer ...

A critically acclaimed musical about Barack Obama is coming to Washington DC for the first time, with tickets still available for its limited run. After making its world premiere in Los Angeles in ...

When it opened in 1985, Les Mis got some rotten reviews. Forty years on, our writer sees it afresh and Cameron Mackintosh reflects on the show’s spectacular success So were we wrong? By “we” I mean ...

MJ will embark on a major UK tour in 2027 after completing its run in the West End. The UK tour will take the production to cities across the country, with full dates and venues to be announced soon.

Luke Brady is the hero navigating between godliness and humanness in a show that’s big on booming numbers yet short on emotion Four years ago, Disney brought its adaptation of Frozen to this venue ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The It girl with the spit curl looks great for 100, but her Broadway musical, which feels like one big merch grab, is boop-boop-a-don’t. By Jesse ...

"Wicked" isn't finished defying gravity at the box office. After more than a month in theaters, the hit film has set a new record as the highest-grossing movie based on a Broadway musical ever. The ...

Nothing screams the Christmas season quite like the music. And what’s better than door-to-door carolers? An at-home Christmas movie musical. Whether you are in the mood for a classic tune like “White ...

During the course of a record Thanksgiving weekend, Universal’s Wicked: Part One has become the highest grossing movie ever at the domestic box office based on a Broadway musical. Through yesterday, ...

In the new Broadway musical “Death Becomes Her,” a so-so 1992 movie gets a stunning makeover. Headlined by Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn and a slew of special effects, the film followed two vain women in ...

The sublime start of “Maybe Happy Ending” is the closest I have ever come to experiencing a Pixar movie on Broadway. Oliver, a lonely robot played by Darren Criss, goes through his usual daily routine ...