Broadway Shows
"Chinglish" on Broadway: Lost in translation
A new play by David Henry Hwang considers the humbled position of an American doing business in China(21)
Broadway's new season: Shows to look forward to
A dozen of the biggest names on Broadway offer their recommendations(4)
"Spider-Man" the musical: An unforgettably vulgar show
When was the last time you witnessed $65m worth of mistakes?(19)
Broadway cares: It gets better
Growing older is full of mercies, and sometimes Tony awards(1)
Investing in stage musicals is, like, totally hot!(0)
Product placement: On Broadway
How to hedge a toe-tapping, finger-snapping, big-budget gamble(0)
Obituary in brief: Anne Bancroft
Anne Bancroft, a film and theatre actress, died on June 6th aged 73(0)
Broadway shows: Above the parapet
One-person theatre is all the rage—and can be highly profitable(0)
Sondheim on Broadway: Shooting for a Tony
Success, the second time around(0)
New York theatre: Curtain crises
It is never easy for a Broadway show to get to opening night(0)
New York theatre: Broadway is bigger than ever
New York theatre today is far more varied than London, and when was the last time you heard that?(0)
The best New York plays, as the Tony awards will show next month, are not new home-grown works but American revivals and British imports(0)
Disney’s high kicks on Broadway
Walt Disney’s wide-ranging influence on the New York musical reflects a profound change in the genre(0)
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