Jim Newman Opens Up About ‘Mamma Mia!,’ Mentors and the Joys of Owning the Stage
The actor’s career has been shaped as much by chance encounters with icons as by his roles on stage.
Winter Garden Theatre
Winter Garden Theatre, located at 1634 Broadway, New York City, opened in 1911. Originally built as a vaudeville house, it has become one of Broadway’s most iconic venues. The theater is known for its spacious and opulent design, including a large proscenium stage and excellent acoustics. It has hosted numerous legendary productions, such as the original run of “West Side Story” and long-running hits like “Cats” and “Mamma Mia!” The Winter Garden Theatre remains a prominent fixture on Broadway, celebrated for its rich history and continued contribution to the performing arts. Read more about Theater.
There It Goes Again: Jukebox Musical ‘Mamma Mia!’ Returns to Broadway
Twenty-four years later, this show still has the emotional depth of a sugared-up fourteen-year-old.
Clooney Lights Up Broadway, but ‘Good Night, and Good Luck’ Flickers in the Footlights
Two decades after the film first flattered Oscar voters, 'Good Night, and Good Luck' returns—this time as a Broadway spectacle, complete with chain-smoking nostalgia, McCarthy-era paranoia and George Clooney in the trench-coated flesh. He’s older, moodier and now within arm’s length—if you can afford it.
