Broadway

Tony Nominee Ephraim Sykes chats with New York Live’s Joelle Garguilo about his rise to Broadway stardom and what is next for him, including “MJ: The Musical.”

Amanda Kloots is honoring the memory of her late husband Nick Cordero, who died July 5 from coronavirus complications, by sharing a series home videos and pictures documenting their loves story and his health battle.

For 95 days, Amanda Kloots held a therapeutic singalong every afternoon with Nick Cordero’s fans as her husband battled the coronavirus in the hospital. A day after the Broadway star died at 41 from COVID-19 complications, Kloots led one last tearful rendition of his song “Live Your Life” on Monday with his fans on Instagram Live. “Thank you so much for the past 95 days...

Hollywood is in mourning over the loss of Nick Cordero.

Tony-nominated Broadway actor Nick Cordero, who starred in shows like “Rock of Ages” and “Bullets Over Broadway,” has died in a Los Angeles hospital after a three-month battle with COVID-19.

Broadway star Nick Cordero has died from coronavirus complications. His wife, Amanda Kloots, shared the devastating news Sunday evening on her Instagram. He was 41 years old.

Broadway star Okieriete “Oak” Onaodowan talks with Jacque Reid about the highly anticipated “Hamilton” movie release.


Broadway stars and founders of the Broadway Advocacy Coalition Adrienne Warren and Britton Smith tell Joelle Garguilo how they are using their art to make change.

Broadway performer Robert Hartwell recently went viral when he purchased a home originally built by enslaved people to “fill it with love.” For Hartwell, who is Black, the house represents an opportunity to turn a painful piece of history into an opportunity for his future and the future of his family to come.

The shutdown on Broadway has been extended again — until at least early January. Although an exact date for performances to resume has yet to be determined, Broadway producers are now offering refunds and exchanges for tickets purchased for shows through Jan. 3. “The Broadway experience can be deeply personal but it is also, crucially, communal,” said Thomas Schumacher, chairman…

The shutdown on Broadway has been extended again — until at least early January. Although an exact date for performances to resume has yet to be determined, Broadway producers are now offering refunds and exchanges for tickets purchased for shows through Jan. 3. Ray Villeda reports.

Robert Hartwell has found a place to call home.

Hamilton star Javier Muñoz talks with Joelle Garguilo about the Broadway Relief Project and more.

A scathing letter addressed to “White American Theater” was signed by 300 Black performers, musicians and back out house staff as a means of calling out Broadway’s long and continued history of racism.

Hundreds of entertainers are backing a letter that calls Broadway racist, and said they are done looking the other way. Erica Byfield reports.

The show will go on, promises Charlotte St. Martin, president of the Broadway League. But not quite as before. St. Martin speaks on the lasting impact of coronavirus on the Broadway community.

New York Live’s Joelle Garguilo chats with Casting Director Claire Burke about the Broadway-Bound “KPop the Musical” and how it is holding virtual auditions.

Joelle Garguilo shares some of the ways Broadway is still abuzz in the digital space.

The president of the Broadway League is eyeing January 2021 as the earliest, safest reopening date for theaters, noting that social distancing backstage and in the audience is nearly impossible, meaning a vaccine would likely need to be available, Erica Byfield reports