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Stranger Things: The First Shadow's Rosie Benton and Janie Brookshire on 16 Years of Friendship and Sharing a Broadway Role (opens the original)
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Stranger Things: The First Shadow cast members Rosie Benton and Janie Brookshire first met as audience members. They both came to see a mutual friend perform in a play and ended up taking the train home together, chatting about their lives and careers. Brookshire had previously seen Benton on stage, including with Brookshire's now-husband, actor Robert Eli. In 2009, they were on Broadway at the same time—Benton in Accent on Youth and Brookshire making her debut in The Philanthropist—and the cast
5 Reasons to See Paranormal Activity on Broadway (If You Dare) (opens the original)
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Scary movie lovers and live theater fans share an understanding. We feed off the same energy, delighting in the brief but powerful communal experience. Think about how much more fun it is to watch a horror flick in theaters than it is to stream it alone at home. That sense of camaraderie between strangers in the dark reaches a whole new level in Paranormal Activity on Broadway. Now haunting the August Wilson Theatre, the horror play is leaving its ghostly handprint on the Great White Way. We’ve
Broadway Summer Blockbusters: Take a Magic Carpet Ride With Aladdin (opens the original)
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It may be sweltering outside in NYC, but Broadway is heating up in the best way. We're celebrating the season by spotlighting the long-running productions that make a trip to Times Square more than worth it. This week in our Summer Blockbusters series, go on a magic carpet ride to the New Amsterdam Theatre, where Disney's Aladdin continues its showstopping Broadway run of over a dozen years. Forget three wishes—we have five exclusive features that will dazzle your senses. Come on down, come on i
Aladdin Director-Choreographer Casey Nicholaw Is Serious About Having Fun (opens the original)
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Aladdin's Casey Nicholaw wants to move people. As a director and choreographer, it's literally in the job description. But for the two-time Tony Award winner, it's also how he measures success. Taking audiences on an emotional journey is Nicholaw's favorite part of the gig. He knows he's made an impact when laughter unexpectedly gives way to tears: "That to me is when I feel like I've done my job as a storyteller," he tells Broadway.com. Nicholaw made his Broadway debut as a dancer in Crazy For
Aladdin by the Numbers: 12 Years, 3 Wishes and One Magical Broadway Ride (opens the original)
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Disney's Aladdin first brought flying carpets, soaring heroes and famous love ballads to Broadway's New Amsterdam Theatre on February 26, 2014. More than a dozen years later, the high adventure shows no signs of slowing down. In celebration of the blockbuster musical, we're taking it wonder by wonder. Ali Baba had them 40 thieves; Scheherazade had a thousand tales. But you're in luck, because up our sleeves, we have numbers you ain't never seen! There have been 11 productions of Aladdin on four
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