If Hollywood is synonymous with the cinema, Broadway has come to signify the American theater. From its humble beginnings in downtown New York City in the early nineteenth century, to its heyday as the Great White Way in the mid-twentieth century, to...

Broadway may refer to: Broadway theatre, theatrical productions produced in one of thirty-nine professional New York theatres The Broadway Theatre, a theatre located on Broadway in Manhattan, New York A street: Avenue Broadway, Shawinigan, Quebec,...

The neon lights were dim on Broadway when Lars and Mary Rydell took a chance and planted their European-style home furnishing store in what was then called the Old Fort Square, 22 years ago. And they were mostly from beer signs in bars that...

Television Broadway, Shakespeare, Beatles all in a day's work By JOANNE WEINTRAUB of the Journal Sentinel staff Thursday, November 30, 2000 Blair Brown is seldom at a loss for words. Eight times a week on Broadway, in a...

The latest R&B singer to test his vocal cords in the long-running musical revival of "Chicago" will be Brian McKnight.The Grammy-nominated singer will join the New York cast Oct. 8 as that scamp of a lawyer, Billy Flynn. McKnight is scheduled to appear in the...

Broadway stagehands and theater producers reached a tentative agreement Wednesday night to end a strike and almost immediately return to the stage most of the two dozen plays and musicals that have been shut down for more than two weeks.The settlement came after two days...