Photo by Aubrey Reuben
Baz Luhrmann's staging of the classic Puccini opera about doomed bohemians is set in 1957 Paris opened at the Broadway Theatre Dec. 8 after a pre-Broadway run in San Francisco. Luhrmann's interpretation is triple-cast with color-coded rotating casts — the "Red" (Ekaterina Solovyeva as Mimi and David Miller as Rodolfo), the "White" (Wei Huang as Mimi and Alfred Boe as Rodolfo) and the "Blue" (Lisa Hopkins as Mimi and Jesus Garcia as Rodolfo).
The production is now in previews at Lincoln Center Theater.
The stage and screen star belts out the Alan Jay Lerner-Burton Lane tune.
Olivia Puckett, Mason Reeves, and more star in the Matthew Gardiner-directed production of the '60s rock musical at the D.C.-area theatre.
The new play by David Adjmi, with music by Arcade Fire's Will Butler, played its first performance at the Golden April 2.
Join the star of the new musical as she prepares for her first Broadway opening night in 20 years.
The Pulitzer-winning playwright will revisit some old songs and try out new ones at the one-night-only concert.
Lileana Blain-Cruz directs the new production, opening April 23.
The Huey Lewis jukebox musical follows Bobby, a Chicagoan whose failed band leads him to return to corporate America.
He played a different role in the previous version of the show. Now he's stepping in as the lead.
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