Theater
From Long Island community theater to Broadway, find reviews, previews and more theater buzz by Newsday's critic, Barbara Schuler.
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A TV show about a Broadway musical is set to become a Broadway musical.
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The venue has secured the rights to the same shows it was intending to put on this summer, so the full season will still go on, just 364 days later than originally planned.
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Two virtual programs, Broadway Plus and Broadway From Home, feature Long Island actors teach kids and adults acting, improv and more.
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Will you need to wear a face mask? Many plans and precautions are being considered.
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Disney announced that the Broadway musical "Frozen" has officially closed.
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"Too Solid Flesh," a virtual drama about the pandemic starring Adelphi students and alumni, will be presented on Zoom May 17 to 24.
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"MJ the Musical," the Broadway show about Michael Jackson which was to open in August, will now premiere in April.
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Actresses including Katharine McPhee, Debra Messing and Megan Hilty will reunite May 20 to present a stream of the one-night-only 2015 Broadway concert of the musical within the TV show "Smash."
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The actor, who contracted COVID-19 weeks ago, had suffered setbacks during his treatment for the disease, including having his leg amputated last month.
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All Broadway peformances have been canceled up to Labor Day, and ticket holders will either receive a refund or exchange.