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  • 5 days ago | amny.com | Matt Windman

    Florencia Cuenca and the company of “Real Women Have Curves: The Musical” on Broadway. The 2025 Tony Awards may be over, but Broadway’s early summer exit list is still unfolding. Over the past two weeks, multiple original musicals have announced their final performances, while others, though never officially slated for open-ended runs, are bowing out after failing to gain commercial momentum.

  • 1 week ago | amny.com | Matt Windman

    Matthew Broderick will play the title character (or rather, the title charlatan) in a starry revival of Molière’s classic French comedy “Tartuffe,” as reimagined by Lucas Hnath (“A Doll’s House, Part 2”) and directed by Sarah Benson, at Off-Broadway’s New York Theatre Workshop in the fall.

  • 1 week ago | amny.com | Matt Windman

    This summer, two beloved television stars, Jean Smart and John Krasinski, have returned to the New York stage — each headlining a one-person drama that gives them the spotlight and the challenge of carrying a show on their own. This summer, two beloved television stars, Jean Smart and John Krasinski, have returned to the New York stage — each headlining a one-person drama that gives them the spotlight and the challenge of carrying a show on their own.

  • 2 weeks ago | amny.com | Matt Windman

    “Smash,” the long-awaited and much-reworked Broadway musical inspired by the NBC cult TV series of the same name, will end its run at the Imperial Theatre on June 22, following 84 regular performances and 32 previews. For years, fans hoped to see “Bombshell,” the Marilyn Monroe bio-musical at the center of the series, brought to life.

  • 2 weeks ago | amny.com | Matt Windman

    The 2025 Tony Awards rightfully honored some of Broadway’s most artistically and culturally significant productions. But in a season overflowing with excellence, the awards clustered around a few dominant titles, and many equally impressive productions were left entirely shut out. “Maybe Happy Ending” charmed with its futuristic fragility. “Sunset Boulevard” triumphed thanks to Jamie Lloyd’s stark, cinematic staging, its bold use of live video, and the magnetic presence of Nicole Scherzinger.

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