Broadway.com’s Tony nominee “secrets” videos are fast, funny and dishy—no wonder these confessional clips took three of the top five slots in this week’s list of most-watched video features. Also ranking high with fans: the 2013 Audience Choice Awards ceremony and the most recent episode of The Broadway.com Show. Click below to catch up on ...

Frances Ruffelle, fondly remembered for her Tony-winning performance as the original Eponine in Les Miserables, is a multitalented star of stage, screen and cabaret. The London-born singer and actress is headed to 54 Below on May 22 in a concert titled Beneath the Dress. The show celebrates Ruffelle's favorite “women who love to entertain" and will include tunes from ...

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One of Broadway's most honored and respected directors, George C. Wolfe has won Tonys for his work on plays (both parts of Angels in America) and musicals (Bring In 'Da Noise, Bring In 'Da Funk). Wolfe branched out into films such as Nights in Rodanthe in recent years, but luckily for NYC theatergoers, he returned this ...

Tony winner Laura Benanti is taking center stage in her new debut solo show at 54 Below. Benanti, who recently starred in the NBC sitcom Go On, is heading over to the Times Square nightclub May 20 through May 25 to perform a brand new cabaret show, In Constant Search of the Right Kind of Attention. The set list includes ...

What's going on in New York City this week? The short answer is...plenty! Take a look at this week's Broadway Datebook for the hottest theatrical events, including the opening of the sexy Murder Ballad, Lea Salonga's new cabaret act and a special Dogfight performance. Look ahead!


MONDAY, MAY 20
LAURA BENANTI GETS IN A CABARET MOOD ...

The Tony Awards are getting closer and the gossip is getting juicier. As another week on Broadway comes to a close, we look back on one Wicked hunk's "porn" past, one Tony nominee’s uncanny ability to be loved, an unlikely dream date and the network that broke Broadway’s heart. Read on for all of these stories and ...

Before Will Chase scored a Tony nomination for his role as John Jasper in The Mystery of Edwin Drood, he led the short-lived but well-loved musical High Fidelity. Now, nearly seven years after the show closed, the cast is reuniting for a set of concerts on May 19 and 20 at 54 Below. Here, Chase talks about returning to the ...

We’re still reeling (and we bet you are, too) from the super depressing news of a bunch of TV shows getting cancellation orders this week. Shows like Smash, The New Normal, Go On and more all fell victim to the cruel hand of the network brass, leaving the Broadway vets who starred on these shows out of a job ...

Broadway-centric developments in TV and film dominated the headlines this week, and Broadway.com covered all the latest developments in news stories and exclusive features. Below are the most-read features on the site from May 10 through May 16:

1. NEWS: NBC Cancels Broadway-Themed Drama Smash After Two Seasons

2. FEATURE: Be Our Star! Five Roles That Can Make Smash ...

Sometimes you need to ignore the New York critics and dive in to a play centering on a subject you know nothing about. That’s the joy of Nikolai and the Others, Richard Nelson’s fascinating new drama about a group of Russian emigrees led by choreographer George Balanchine (Michael Cerveris) and composer Igor Stravinsky (John Glover), set in 1948 ...