It was quite year on Broadway. There were some outstanding limited run shows such as “Three Tall Women” with Glenda Jackson along with some powerhouse debuts.
2018 saw the debut of Mean Girls and Frozen as flashy and glitzy fan favorite musicals. However, the punch may have been deeper and stronger later in 2018 when Broadway welcomed To Kill A Mockingbird and Network. There was a lot to celebrate and this piece by ny1.com does a nice job capturing the magic.
Theatre fans who prefer high drama were blessed with an especially rewarding year on Broadway, starting with a magnificent revival of Tony Kushner’s two part epic “Angels In America.” That was followed by the return of Edward Albee’s intensely bleak and beautiful portrait of “Three Tall Women.” And then […]
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