Jamey I am so sorry that you lost this battle you were such a sweet kid and I am so sorry that I couldnt do more to help you.

In a performance created specifically for Life Ball, a company of 13 dancers offered a unique, circus-inspired modern-day burlesque number. The piece was choreographed by Broadway Bares co-executive producer Nick Kenkel and introduced by Tony Award winner Billy Porter, who's currently starring in TV...

Broadway and musical theatre performers Sean Smith, David Burnham, Kim Huber, Christina Saffran Ashford, Damon Kirsche, David Engel, Jennifer Shelton, Emma Ashford, Matthew Ashford, Ali B. Olmo, Johnny Pastor, Bubba Dean Rambo, William Martinez, Flora Rubenhold, Takako Gregg, Teri Yates, Mason Keane...

"UNICEF Won't Stop" will highlight the organization's COVID-19 response, frontline workers, and experts of the pandemic, as well as the children UNICEF serves. The show will feature 11 musical performances and celebrity appearances, including Cher, Chloe x Halle, Pink, Sheryl Crow, Sting, Salma Haye

More about the IT GETS BETTER PROJECT and the Trevor Project for the prevention of gay teen age suicide.

Go behind the scenes of the fairy tale photo shoot for Broadway Bares XXII: Happy Endings. The hotly anticipated Broadway Bares pays tribute to our favorite favorite childhood fairy tales as only the modern-day burlesque show could as this year's edition of the immensely popular event becomes Broadw...

When you marry the son of a fashion icon, you get the royal wedding treatment It took Elie Saab and his team 450 hours of embroidery, 150 hours of draping and volume creations, 80 hours of embroidery layout design, and 200 hours of tailoring to create *each* of the bride's two wedding dresses. Oh, ...

Original Scene from "Singin in the Rain" with Gene Kelly. Singin' in the Rain is a 1952 American comedy musical film starring Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds and directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen, with Kelly also providing the choreography. It offers a lighthearted depiction o...

Adam Lambert sure has a knack for wowing audiences with unexpected performances. Remember that time he reduced Cher to tears with his rendition of ‘Believe’? Last weekend he did it again. Lambert performed as a guest singer on Strictly Come Dancing. It’s the British celebrity dance show that led to

spectacular romp around the world with 192 of NYC’s sexiest dancers and two wild and worldly standing-room-only audiences led to a sensational evening of record-breaking modern-day burlesque at Broadway Bares: Take Off. Produced by and benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Broadway Bares: