Surprisingly, for a show based on the Cinderella fairy ... It has been quite a season on Broadway for LGBTQ characters. Despite musicals being the great gay art form, there have been precious ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The musical, which was known simply as “Cinderella” during ... Lloyd Webber’s unbroken streak on Broadway — at least one of his musicals ...

By Michael Paulson “Bad Cinderella,” a ... company will take a turn making art in the space: No Guarantees Productions, a commercial producer active on Broadway and in the West End.

For a musical with the drunken confidence to slap the word “Bad” in front of a classic title, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Bad Cinderella,” which opened Thursday night on Broadway, doesn’t ...

In the program's performer bios for Broadway’s “Bad Cinderella,” lead actor Linedy ... to audiences and other Latinos that this is an art form where we belong, and where we can thrive.” ...

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Your first thought after seeing Bad Cinderella, the latest musical by ... The musical, energetically directed by Laurence Connor, opens on Broadway tonight with quite a reputation: We’ve heard ...

Bad Cinderella, Andrew Lloyd Webber‘s updated musical re-telling of the classic fairy tale, will play its final Broadway performance on Sunday, June 4. The musical, which features lyrics by ...

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical “Bad Cinderella” is closing on Broadway roughly four months after opening night. The producers announced it will play its final show at the Imperial Theatre on ...

Linedy Genao is hoisted high as Cinderella in Andrew Lloyd Webber and David Zippel's “Bad Cinderella” at Broadway's Imperial Theatre. (Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman) Review by Peter Marks ...

In the program's performer bios for Broadway’s “Bad Cinderella,” lead actor Linedy ... to audiences and other Latinos that this is an art form where we belong, and where we can thrive.” ...