For Tony winner Bob Martin, March 11 will likely go down as the trickiest day of of his entire career. He wrote the book for two new musicals this season: Boop! The Musical and Smash, with cowriter ...

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Two hours and 30 minutes, with one intermission. At the Imperial Theatre, 249 West 45th Street. “Let’s Be Bad” is a song from the Broadway musical “Smash.” It is also the production’s motto. The total ...

NEW YORK ‒ Like a peanut-laced smoothie or an airborne martini, “Smash” is back with a vengeance. NBC’s soapy, backstage drama was a pricey misfire when it premiered in 2012, hoofing along for two ...

After years of fan anticipation, Smash is finally making its way to Broadway, bringing the drama, glamour, and chaos of creating a musical to life on stage. Based on the cult-favorite NBC series, ...

Brooks Ashmanskas is known to fans of the TV show "Uncoupled," and for Tony-nominated turns in "Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me" and "The Prom." The show features original songs by Marc Shaiman and ...

“Smash” retains the other recognizable elements from the TV show, like messy backstage drama that threatens opening night and plenty of rousing musical numbers — though producers have teased the stage ...

On the surface, "Smash" is a new backstage musical about the making of the fictional Broadway musical "Bombshell: The Marilyn Monroe Story," but for diehard fans of the cult-classic TV show "Smash," ...

NEW YORK (AP) — The glitzy, fictional Broadway musical featured in the TV show “Smash” might actually find its way to a stage. Universal Stage Productions said Monday it will develop “Bombshell,” a ...

Smash, a new Broadway musical inspired by the short-lived television show about the making of a Broadway musical is playing in New York! Directed by Susan Stroman and choreographed by Joshua Bergasse, ...

At long last, “Smash,” a stage musical adaptation of the NBC series, is heading to Broadway. Steven Spielberg, Robert Greenblatt and Neil Meron, who produced the original series, will serve as lead ...