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Broadway Blog that covers Broadway Shows in New York City Theatre, gives details on discount Broadway Tickets, Free TV Show Tickets and other discounts to New York City Tours and Attractions
- Added on: Jun 7th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: nytix
- Listed in: Entertainment Visual Arts
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Recent Posts
Corbin Bleu To Join Cast of In the Heights in 2010
High School Musical star Corbin Bleu is bound for Broadway, scheduled to join the cast of the Tony Award-winning hit musical In the Heights for a limited time, from January 25th to April 25th 2010. Although Bleu played second banana in the High Scho...
Michael Feinstein and Dame Edna To Play Henry Miller\'s Theatre
All About Me, the forthcoming Broadway show featuring Dame Edna Everage and Michael Feinstein, is still a few months away from opening but has already re-located. Instead of playing the John Golden Theatre as originally announced, All About Me will ...
Al Pacino To Join Shakespeare In the Park
The Public Theater is bringing out the big guns once again for its annual Shakespeare in the Park summer season. As previously announced, the season will be two William Shakespeare dramas, The Merchant of Venice and The Winter's Tale, in rep. While...
Superstars Exit Broadway
Hollywood called its flock back today, as several of this season's movie star-driven productions closed. The most conspicuous, A Steady Rain, was a big ticket seller and probably could have easily run for the rest of this Broadway season, but stars ...
Several Broadway Show Albums Nominated For Grammys
The Grammy Award nominations were announced yesterday, and the Best Musical Show Album category was almost entirely made up of Broadway musicals. The nominated show recordings were: Ain't Misbehavin' (30th anniversary cast recording featuring Ameri...
Early Closings For Two Broadway Revivals
Although it has been a hit with audiences (if not critics), the producers of the Broadway revival of Bye Bye Birdie just announced that the musical will be closing on January 24. Technically, that counts as a two-week extension for the limited-run p...
