This ‘Cabaret’ Is the Worst ‘Cabaret’
I don’t like Eddie Redmayne; I love Eddie Redmayne. I have admired his work in all of his films and plays and consider him one of the few genuine icons in the world of acting. But not in 'Cabaret'.
August Wilson Theatre
August Wilson Theatre, located at 245 West 52nd Street, New York City, opened in 1925. Originally named the Guild Theatre, it was renamed in 2005 to honor the celebrated playwright August Wilson. The theater is renowned for hosting major Broadway productions, including hits like “Jersey Boys” and “Mean Girls.” It is recognized for its elegant design and excellent acoustics, providing an exceptional experience for theatergoers. The venue continues to be a vital part of the Broadway landscape, celebrating the legacy of one of America’s greatest dramatists. Read more about Theater.
She Screams, They Scream, We All Scream For Lea Michelle In ‘Funny Girl’
The ovations (many of them standing) greeting Lea Michelle as Fanny Brice are contagious.
Review: Beanie Feldstein Grabs the Spotlight, Unsteadily, in ‘Funny Girl’
At August Wilson Theatre, 'Funny Girl' returns to Broadway with Beanie Feldstein as Fanny Brice, but she has big shoes to fill.
