Broadway Live Insider Blog

Jan 20 Friday

Opening Night : Pippin

Dec 29 Thursday

The Cirque Behind the Magic of PIPPIN

There's much more than magic to do in the Tony-winning revival of PIPPIN that flips and flies its way onto the Lexington Opera House stage…

Sep 17 Saturday

Rent Opening Night

The 40th anniversary season of Broadway Live at the Opera House kicked off tonight with a raucous and riveting opening of a new touring production of…

Aug 25 Thursday

RENT

Lexington celebrates the 40th anniversary of Broadway Live at the Opera House with a season that reminds us why live theatre matters. Up first, the 20th…

Apr 23 Saturday

ONCE Opening Night

Once is a gentle breath of fresh air. Simple in structure, complex in composition, and deftly performed by one of the most talented ensembles to…

Mar 23 Wednesday

Once

Based on the 2007 film of the same name, ONCE is about as far from traditional Broadway as you can get. If you are weary of the Broadway trend of turning…

Feb 6 Saturday

Opening Night : MAMMA MIA!
How Can I Resist You?

Mamma Mia! has a high percentage of repeat audience members among the 60 million people who have seen it worldwide in the 190 cities where it has…

Feb 1 Monday

Winter Blues? GREECE is the Word!

It's hard to imagine better timing than right now for Mamma Mia! to come to town and sweep us all away to the Greek islands, even for only…

Jan 9 Saturday

Opening Night : Annie

This may very well turn out to be the top-selling production of the Broadway Live season this year. It deserves to be. A beautiful set, lighting design,…

Dec 18 Friday

Back to Tomorrow:
ANNIE Shines Like the Top of the Chrysler Building

I'm pretty psyched about the new Broadway tour of Annie that's coming to the Opera House to ring in 2016. Especially since it promises to…

Nov 13 Friday

Opening Night : The Producers

Tonight at the Lexington Opera House an amazing thing happened. A wonderfully well-worn show, winner of 12 Tony Awards in 2001, proved it still has chops.…

Oct 29 Thursday

The Producers

Producer/director Mel Brooks took a huge gamble when he adapted his 1968 cult film satire for the musical stage. Who will go see a Broadway show…

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