Broadway Show: War Horse

Broadway has often been the stage where theater hits from London have won wide acclaim, and it promises to fulfill that role once again with War Horse, a play that has achieved extraordinary success at the West End in London. The War Horse opens at the Lincoln Theater on April 14.   The story is [...]

Broadway Show: Arcadia

There is never a dull period for theater aficionados in New York, but every year there are a few standout productions that deserve to be near the top of everyone’s lists. Tom Stoppard’s famous play Arcadia is one such, and it is coming to Broadway on March 17. It will play at the Ethel Barrymore [...]

Broadway Show: Sister Act

The 1992 movie Sister Act, starring Whoopi Goldberg, is easily a classic amongst musicals, having enthralled and delighted a couple of generations of movie audiences. The delight hits the stage now, as the enthralling comedy is set for a launch on Broadway. The opening preview of the show is being staged on March 24, 2011, [...]

Spider Man, Turn off the Dark

Spider Man, a worldwide hero, goes Broadway in March after months of delay. After being featured in movies, comic books and cartoon, it’s time to make things real. The live show has already succeeded to catch the attention of the people mostly because Gammy Award Winner Bono, from U2, will create the music and lyrics. [...]

Sanguine Productions presents the world premiere of Cary’s Chain Store Massacre

Our story begins with Cary, 22, is a lump of a human being. A year ago his world collapsed, when his bookseller mentor closed up shop and disappeared. His life is again upended when the mentor, fifty-something Hal Regan, returns with a proposal: “Wouldn’t it be fun to blow up the big Barnes and Noble on Union Square?”

The Addams Family On Broadway

The Addams Family is one twisted, weird household that has endeared itself to a lot of Americans over the years.  Now, to the delight of many, its much awaited Broadway production is in full swing. The show, created by Rick Elice and Marshall Brickman, the same duo who also created Jersey Boys, is not based [...]

How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying

Everybody is familiar with the notorious character of Harry Potter. But how many of you have actually seen the actor in real life? So as to prove that Daniel Radcliffe can do other things than just cinematography, the Broadway performance has already got the media interested. How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying starts [...]

Good People at the Friedman Theatre

For those who love emotional and meaningful Broadway performances, Good People is the perfect play to watch because it will help you deal with your dilemmas better. Starting March 3, 2011 The Friedman Theatre in New York City will come up with a fresh Broadway performance meant to appeal to people’s humanitarian senses. Good People [...]

The Diary of a Madman

This February, Geoffrey Rush will be starring in a magnificent play named The Diary of a Madam by Nikolai Gogol at BAM Theatre identified as one of the oldest American performing arts center. Featuring up to 500,000 attendants annually, the venue is a paramount location to witness art and fabulous live performances. Directed by Neil [...]

Avenue of the Americas, the Play New York Premiere

A 30-year-old woman on the lam from a New Jersey mental institution becomes the queen of Madison Avenue. Her extreme advertising campaigns are wildly popular, winning awards and blue chip clients. As well as the heart of New York’s most eligible bachelor. Still, her commercials wreak havoc with her boss, the Catholic Church, and certain cat owners. Avenue of the Americas is a dark, comic ride that asks the question; how far would you go to have it all?