Broadway

Book by Gerald Schoenfeld

Musicals are breaking box-office records even as reviewers pour on the vitriol

There’s nothing whimsical or cute about the star

You’d think, given the prices, "Book of Mormon" audiences would be more finicky

The legendary 1988 flop Carrie is coming back to the stage, pig blood and all

‘Finian’s Rainbow’ stands out at a time when hit musicals tend to lack memorable songs

A critic pays tribute to the orchestrators who make all the big musicals sound so good

TV may not want family-friendly comedies anymore but tourist-dependent theatres do