The Outsiders Broadway review: A timeless story of class, brotherhood, and lost innocence that still hits hard today. Read the full review on Broadway for Bros.

Discover the Imperial Theatre on Broadway. Learn its history, interior design, seating atmosphere, and how to get there for your next NYC theatre trip.

Is Tracy Letts' "Bug" the most disturbing play on Broadway? Read our review of MTC's skin-crawling revival starring Carrie Coon and Namir Smallwood.

"Oh, Mary!" the most honest thing on Broadway? Read Jim Thompson’s review of John Cameron Mitchell in this uproarious, spite-addled satire of the Lincolns.

Is Tracy Letts' "Bug" the most disturbing play on Broadway? Read our review of MTC's skin-crawling revival starring Carrie Coon and Namir Smallwood.

Is Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) worth the hype? Read our Broadway for Bros review of this hilarious and poignant look at the NYC grind.

Casting details have been released for the upcoming fourth season of The Gilded Age, the HBO costume drama full of Broadway and stage veterans. New additions to the cast include Tony Award winner Bonnie Milligan, Tony Award nominee Taylor Trensch, Maggie Kuntz (John Proctor Is the Villain, The Outsiders), and more.

They say that falling in love is wonderful... and doesn't Broadway know it! Valentine's Day is here and love is all around us. At this most romantic time of the year, we can't help but wonder... what is the greatest Broadway love song ever? 

Why are actors told to break a leg? Why is Macbeth called The Scottish Play inside a theater? Why can't you whistle in a theater? What is the ghost light all about? In honor of Friday the 13th today -- which is viewed in Western superstition as an unlucky day (and is occurring three times in 2026, which is so far indeed shaping up to be an unlucky year) -- I bring back Rebekah Lazaridis, explaining the most familiar theatrical superstitions in the video below. She did this while taking me on a tour of her art exhibition on the subject at the Sheen Center for Thought and Culture, entitled "Broken Legs." The title was not just because of the odd way theater people wish each other good luck.

The governor’s campaign got an influx of donations from theater producers as its trade group lobbied her office to “enhance” the credit.

When the final curtain falls, the applause fades, and the theater empties for the night, a single light remains behind—glowing steadily center stage. This lone bulb, perched atop a tall metal stand, i...

In the fast-paced world of theater, where every second is carefully choreographed, the idea of delaying a show, even by a few minutes, might seem counterintuitive. Yet on Broadway, an unspoken but wid...

A scarred man operates a midnight diner in the backstreets of Shinjuku. No one knows his name or his story, but his customers each bring him theirs.

One Battle After Another, The Studio, The Pitt and Adolescence dominated the 2026 Golden Globe Awards

The scenes from the play “Hamlet” will make you cry in this latest film from Oscar-winning director Chloé Zhao (“Nomadland”), but there is a catch. The scenes don’t occur until more than 90 minutes…

Operation Mincemeat Broadway review: A fast, funny WWII musical where wit, courage, and absurdity collide. Read the full review on Broadway for Bros.

From Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tracy Letts and Tony Award-winning director David Cromer comes the Broadway premiere of Bug, now running at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.

Look, we get it. You're excited to be at a Broadway show. Maybe you're new to the theater scene, maybe you're tagging along with a date, or maybe you just scored killer tickets and want to make the mo...

Operation Mincemeat Broadway review: A fast, funny WWII musical where wit, courage, and absurdity collide. Read the full review on Broadway for Bros.