Broadway Archives

  • It Shoulda Been You

    Sierra Boggess. and  David Burtka                 photos by Joan Marcus                                         By Russell Bouthiller Putting together a wedding can be stressful, especially when the parents of the bride or groom wish the happy event were not taking place at all.  Same old story: in the eyes of the parents, one’s not good enough for the other. …

  • Living On Love

    Pictured (l-r): Blake Hammond, Jerry O’Connell, Renée Fleming, Douglas Sills, Scott Robertson, Anna Chlumsky. Photo Credit © 2015 Andrew Eccles                                                           By Russell Bouthiller  Making her Broadway debut, three-time Grammy winning opera star Renée Fleming takes to the stage of the Longacre Theatre in the new play by two-time Tony winner Joe DiPietro, Living on…

  • Doctor Zhivago

    Tam Mutu & Kelli Barrett                                               photo by Jason Bell                                            by Eugene Paul In a huge, richly appointed – designer Paul Tazewell outdoes himself and most other shows dressing his vast company — unstinting production encompassing the breadth of the famed Boris Pasternak novel through its turbulent, painful  years from 1903 to 1930, years of…

  • Gigi

    Vanessa Hudgens as Gigi                            photos by Margot Schulman                                          by Eugene Paul On Broadway, it’s April, and Paris is in the air, Paris in the 1900’s – that’s Gigi – and Paris forty-some years later, in 1945, that’s An American in Paris,  both musicals reborn versions of silver screen parentage, one of them sublime, the…

  • An American in Paris

    Robert Fairchild and Leanne Cope                                             by Eugene Paul Paris?  1945?   This bare stage, a funny looking grand piano and a funnier looking piano player with a bum leg? He’s ex-G.I. Adam Hochberg (brilliant Brandon Uranowitz) confessing he’s a composer and we are off to the most enchanting musical on Broadway, delight after delight. How…

  • Hand To God

    Michael Oberholtzer as Timothy, Geneva Carr as Margery, Steven Boyer as Jason, Marc Kudisch as Pastor Greg and Sarah Stiles as Jessica                         photos by Joan Marcus Hand To God                          by David Schultz Something strange and wonderful has just transpired. A truly unique and shocking play has just opened on Broadway. First seen Off-Off Broadway, then…

  • Finding Neverland

    (L-R) Sawyer Nunes, Alex Dreier, Laura Michelle Kelly, Aidan Gemme, Matthew Morrison, Christopher Paul Richards                                   photos by Carol Rosegg                                                           by Russell Bouthiller From Mary Martin of mid-century to those millennial lost boys of Peter and the Starcatcher, Peter Pan and those adorable little Darlings have captured the imagination of children and adults for more…

  • Skylight

     Bill Nighy and Carrie Mulligan                             Photos by John Haynes                                               by Deirdre Donovan “I mean, to be a teacher, the only thing you really have going for you … there’s only one thing that makes the whole thing make sense, and that is finding one really good pupil.” Kyra, the schoolteacher character who is devoting…

  • Wolf Hall

    Cromwell (Ben Miles) and  King Henry (Nathaniel Parker)                            by Eugene Paul A huge, lavish, compelling retelling of the seething times of Henry VIII, how lust overcame religious duty Homo homini lupus. Hilary Mantel’s prize winning books, “Wolf Hall” and “Bring Up the Bodies” have been artfully fashioned by playwright Mike Poulton into  a confident…

  • The Heidi Chronicles

    Elisabeth Moss and Jason Biggs                                       Photos by: Joan Marcus                                   by David Schultz Wendy Wasserstein’s award-winning play still packs a punch, but is more muted and wistful than it needs to be. Beginning in 1989 in a stuffy lecture hall, this wide-ranging play moves in episodic moments, both large and small. It attempts to show…