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Cabaret favorites Murray Hill, Bridget Everett with producer Daniel Nardicio of Club Cumming talk about developing and bringing their style of entertainment to audiences in NYC, as well as around the world, as they prepare for Musto Duets Deux, a benefit for Gays Against Guns starring guest co-host Michael Musto at the popular new hot spot that Nardicio owns with actor Alan Cumming.

Gurus of Gold pundits make some quick assessments as the new awards season begins

Paste Magazine why isn't Billy Eichner a sex symbol yet?

THR the new version of It is already causing real clowns to lose work

Advocate offers up 17 Lgbt tropes that need to be retired from entertainment. This list is so wide-ranging they'll be no queer characters left on TV if they follow it!

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The Daily collects obituaries and tributes to the acclaimed horror director Tobe Hooper (Texas Chainsaw Massacre)

IndieWire Dunkirk arranges a special screening at Toronto to celebrate IMAX. Consider that Oscar campaign already ignited

Awards Daily new stills for Call Me By Your Name. These are more likely it. The first few were so underwhelming

Towleroad Heathers is getting a TV adaptation. Leslye Headland directs the pilot which has updates for...

Tony Award winning actor and singer Alan Cumming Cabaret, CBS's The Good Wife, two-time Golden Globe nominated actress and singer Lea Michele Scream Queens, Glee, Spring Awakening and Emmy nominated songwriter, musician and actor Darren Criss The Assassination of Gianni Versace American Crime Story, Hedwig and the Angry Inch to headline the third annual Elsie Fest.

Sam Mendes is in talks to take on Disney's live-action adaptation of Pinocchio. The monster box office success of Beauty and the Beast and The Jungle Book is sure to have been a deciding factor to continue rehashing the animated stories for Disney. The live-action adaptation of The Lion King is in the works and now the long rumored live-action Pinocchio may have found a director. The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and Mulan are rumored to be coming next from the Mouse House.

Deadline reports that Mendes (American Beauty, Spectre) is currently in very early talks to direct the live-action Pinocchio for Disney. We'll take this news with a grain of salt because about a year ago it was reported that Mendes was in early talks to direct a live-action remake of James and the Giant Peach, which has yet to come into fruition. But it will be pretty interesting to...

Happy Birthday, Sam Mendes Sam Mendes is best known for whis work as the artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse, and his direction of the film American Beauty and the Broadway production of Cabaret on Broadway starring Alan Cumming. His production of Oliver became the longest running show ever to play at the London Palladium. Additional stage credits includeTennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie, Stephen Sondheim's Company which had the first ever African American 'Bobby', Alan Bennett's Habeas Corpus and his farewell duo of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya and Twelfth Night, which transferred to the Brooklyn Academy Of Music and Gypsy on Broadway starring Bernadette Peters.

James Schamus with Indignation's Linda Emond Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

Partners on Broadway in Cabaret, starring Michelle Williams and Alan Cumming, together in Jason Bateman's The Family Fang with Christopher Walken, Maryann Plunkett and Nicole Kidman, Linda Emond and Danny Burstein this time are parents to Marcus Messner (Logan Lerman) in James Schamus's adaptation of Philip Roth's Indignation with Sarah Gadon, Tracy Letts, Ben Rosenfield, Pico Alexander, Noah Robbins and Philip Ettinger.

Linda Emond starred opposite Philip Seymour Hoffman in Mike Nichols’ production of Arthur Miller's Death Of A Salesman and may be seen in Terrence Malick's Weightless with Ryan Gosling, Christian Bale, Natalie Portman, Rooney Mara, Cate Blanchett, Val Kilmer, Benicio Del Toro, and Michael Fassbender.

Danny Burstein: "My dad was a protégé of Philip Roth." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

“If I did everything right, I could justify to my father the expense of my...

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and Artistic Advisor at Large Renee Fleming today announced the artists for the inaugural season of Renee Fleming Voices, a new concert series that heralds the power of the voice across a wide range of genres. The series includes Broadway favorites such as Hamilton Tony Award winner Leslie Odom Jr., Tony winner Alan Cumming Cabaret, and Tony favorite Megan Hilty, plus acclaimed jazz vocalist Jane Monheit, opera sensation Lawrence Brownlee, multidisciplinary performance artist Rinde Eckert, and composer and jazz pianist Billy Childs, who will bring to life his Grammy Award Treasure Reimagining Laura Nyro.

As BroadwayWorld reported earlier today, Roundabout Theatre Company just announced casting for the national tour of Sam Mendes Spectre, American Beauty and Rob Marshall's Into the Woods and Chicago, the films Tony Award-winning production of Cabaret. Randy Harrison, best known for his portrayal of Justin in the Showtime drama 'Queer as Folk,' will step into the role of the Emcee while Andrea Goss, a veteran of Roundabout's Cabaret on Broadway will return to the role of Sally Bowles when the tour premieres inProvidence, Ri at the Providence Performing Arts Center with performances beginning Tuesday, Jan. 26.Curious about how Harrison and Goss will do in the leading roles Check the duo out in action below...

The musical masterpiece returns, direct from Broadway As part of their 50th Anniversary Season, Roundabout Theatre Company just announced that the national tour of Sam Mendes Skyfall, American Beauty and Rob Marshall'S Into the Woods and Chicago, the films Tony Award-winning production of Cabaret, will premiere in Providence, Ri at the Providence Performing Arts Center with performances beginning Tuesday, Jan. 26 through Sunday, Jan. 31 and an official opening on Thursday, Jan. 28 2016. This tour ofCABARET marks Roundabout Theatre Company's third production on the road, having previously produced the critically acclaimed tours of Twelve Angry Men and Anything Goes.

Happy Birthday, Sam Mendes Sam Mendes is best known for whis work as the artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse, and his direction of the film American Beauty and the Broadway production of Cabaret on Broadway starring Alan Cumming. His production of Oliver became the longest running show ever to play at the London Palladium. Additional stage credits includeTennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie, Stephen Sondheim's Company which had the first ever African American 'Bobby', Alan Bennett's Habeas Corpus and his farewell duo of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya and Twelfth Night, which transferred to the Brooklyn Academy Of Music and Gypsy on Broadway starring Bernadette Peters.

The musical masterpiece returns, direct from Broadway As part of their 50th Anniversary Season, Roundabout Theatre Company just announced that the national tour of Sam Mendes Skyfall, American Beauty and Rob Marshall'S Into the Woods and Chicago, the films Tony Award-winning production of Cabaret, will premiere in Providence, Ri at the Providence Performing Arts Center with performances beginning Tuesday, Jan. 26 through Sunday, Jan. 31 and an official opening on Thursday, Jan. 28 2016. This tour ofCABARET marks Roundabout Theatre Company's third production on the road, having previously produced the critically acclaimed tours of Twelve Angry Men and Anything Goes.

Past Tony champs Alan Cumming and Kristin Chenoweth co-hosted this year's Tony Awards. Not surprisingly, these two musical comedy vets opened the kudocast with a tuneful ditty that was full of laughs. Watch the duo duet below and then rate the opening number in our poll. -Break- Cumming, who bagged the Best Actor (Musical) prize in 1998 for a revival of "Cabaret" made merry with the jokes about appearing in yet another rialto remount of this show while Chenoweth, who claimed the Featured Actress (Musical) award in 1998 for "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown," referenced her nomination this year for "On the Twentieth Century."  Join the fiery debate over the Tony Awards going on right now in our red-hot forums What did you think of the Tony Awards opening number?...

The 69th annual edition of the Tony Awards will be telecast on CBS tonight (Sunday, June 8) at 8 p.m. Pt and Et. While the kudocast will go out live to TV viewers on the east coast, the show will be delayed for west coast fans. The Tony Awards ceremony takes place at Radio City Music Hall and will be hosted by past Tony winners  Alan Cumming ("Cabaret") and Kristin Chenoweth ("You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown"). Chenoweth is also a nominee this year for her bravura performance in "On the Twentieth Century." According to the combined predictions of our Experts, Editors, Top 24 Users (at predicting last year's awards) and All Users, she will finally win a bookend to her 1999 trophy. -Break- Join the fiery debate over the Tony Awards going on right now in our red-hot forums We expect "Fun Home" to dominate the musical categories, while "The Curious Incident...

Whether you're a hardcore Broadway buff or someone with only a passing interest in the Great White Way, here are 40 fun facts and shocking stats that will make watching Sunday night's Tony Awards extra fun and interesting. 1. This is the 37th consecutive year in which CBS is broadcasting the Tonys. 2. First-time Tonys hosts Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming — who have both won Tonys, she for You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (1999) and he for Cabaret (1998) — previously worked together on several other projects over the last 16 years: the 1999 TV movie Annie;

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This year's Tony Awards emcees have plenty of experience on Broadway’s — and Tony’s — stage. Alan Cumming scored theater’s top honor in 1998 for his performance in that year’s revival of Cabaret (a role he reprised once more in a blockbuster edition that closed March 29); his co-host Kristin Chenoweth took home her Tony in 1999 for You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown and is nominated this year for On the 20th Century. Cumming, 50, who appears on the TV series The Good Wife and begins a solo stint at Cafe Carlyle on June 2, spoke with THR

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As Kristin Chenoweth prepares to host the Tony Awards on Sunday, she has put herself on vocal rest – dry erase whiteboard and all – to keep her vocal cords in tip-top shape.

Her awards night co-host revealed to Seth Meyers on Wednesday, however, that she "can't stop talking" and that her vocal rest lasted "for about 30 seconds."

Alan Cumming, 50, told the Late Night host that Chenoweth starts her meetings off with the dry erase board, segueing rapidly into whispers, her normal speaking voice and then straight-up "screaming."

The Real Kristin Chenoweth Revealed!

Chenoweth, 46, and Cumming are longtime friends – Cumming produced a...

Emma Stone and Bradley Cooper have starred opposite each other on the big screen, but could teaming up for a Broadway show be next?! Last year, the 26-year-old actress proved her impressive singing and dancing skills when she starred as Sally Bowles in the Broadway musical Cabaret alongside Alan Cumming. And after starring in the Broadway show The Elephant Man for months, Cooper recently took the show to London where he will continue to star in the show at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. So why don't Stone and Cooper team up on stage for their own Broadway show?! "I would love that!" Stone told us exclusively last night in West Hollywood at a screening of her and Cooper's new movie Aloha....

Past winners Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming will host the 2015 Tony Awards airing June 7 on CBS. Chenoweth is a nominee this year for "On the Twentieth Century" as Best Actress in a Musical. Cumming recently reprised his Tony-winning role in "Cabaret" and has CBS connections with his regular job on "The Good Wife." Other names rumored as possibilties to host this year had been previous champ James Corden ("Late Late Show"), Stephen Colbert (upcoming host of "Late Show"), and Jim Parsons ("The Big Bang Theory"). Neither of the most recent emcees -- Hugh Jackman and Neil Patrick Harris -- were expected to return this time. E! Online -Break- Which shows are in the most danger of being canceled in the next few weeks? Bill Gorman's "The Cancel Bear" items say some of the ones most likely on the chopping block are "Agent Carter" (ABC), "Hawaii Five-0" (CBS), "The Following&q.

This is sure to be one heck of a dynamic duo! Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming have been selected to host the 69th Annual Tony Awards on June 7. Live from Radio City Music Hall, the show will air on CBS. The recent Cabaret star and On the Twentieth Century actress have teamed up before, having worked together on Strange Magic, The Good Wife and Annie. Neither one is a stranger to the bright lights of Broadway. Chenoweth has taken home a Tony award for her performance in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown and received a nod for her role as Glinda in Wicked (she held the original spot). Cumming won a Best Actor in a Musical Tony Award for his performance in Cabaret. He has also appeared in other shows,...

The nominations for the 69th Annual Tony Awards were announced Tuesday morning. Past Tony winner and three-time nominee Mary-Louise Parker unveiled the nominees with Bruce Willis, who is set to make his Broadway debut in the upcoming play Misery. Read More Tony Awards: A 2015 Nominations Wish List The awards will be handed out June 7 in a ceremony airing live at 8 p.m. on CBS (tape-delayed on the West Coast) from Radio City Music Hall. Kristin Chenoweth, a nominee for On the 20th Century, and recent Cabaret star Alan Cumming are set to host the ceremony.

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The musical masterpiece returns, direct from Broadway As part of their 50th Anniversary Season, Roundabout Theatre Company just announced that the national tour of Sam Mendes Skyfall, American Beauty and Rob Marshall'S Into the Woods and Chicago, the films Tony Award-winning production of Cabaret, will premiere in Providence, Ri at the Providence Performing Arts Center with performances beginning Tuesday, Jan. 26 through Sunday, Jan. 31 and an official opening on Thursday, Jan. 28 2016. This tour ofCABARET marks Roundabout Theatre Company's third production on the road, having previously produced the critically acclaimed tours of Twelve Angry Men and Anything Goes.

Me and Rocky balboa ha e a special announcement!! A video posted by Alan Cumming (@alancummingsnaps) on Mar 8, 2015 at 9:37am Pdt Rocky is looking rough! Sienna Miller seems to be doing just fine, despite nursing a black eye. The actresses' Cabaret costar Alan Cumming joked about the new injury in an Instagram video on Sunday, Mar. 8. The Good Wife actor, 50, and Miller, who recently replaced Emma Stone in the role of Sally Bowles in the Broadway revival, promoted their show at the time. "Me and Rocky [...]...

The show must go on! Sienna Miller had quite the performance Saturday night when she reportedly hit her right eye on a prop while performing in the long-running Broadway show Cabaret. But less than 24 hours after the scary incident, Mrs. Tom Sturridge was back on her feet ready to deliver another show-stopping gig for a packed audience. "Me and Rocky Balboa has a special announcement," co-star Alan Cumming revealed on Instagram. "Due to incredibly extremely circumstances, we're having a special edition of matinee on Broadway today with Mrs. Sienna Miller." Showing off her black eye and stitches right below her eyebrow, Miller suddenly appears in the video ready for an...

The 2015 Broadway season is shaping up to be another star-studded affair.

Clive Owen is the latest star headed to Broadway this season where he’ll star in Old Times directed by Tony Award winner Douglas Hodge. This is the 50-year-old acclaimed English actor’s first time on the NYC stage. He previously starred in a number of London productions, including Closer, which was later adapted for film starring him, Jude Law, Julia Roberts, and Natalie Portman.

'Glee' Star Darren Criss to Star as Hedwig on Broadway

The show, which opens Oct. 15, 2015, will be a part of Roundabout Theatre Company’s 50th anniversary season, which plans to honor Harold Pinter’s famed drama as part of its historic celebration.

Move Over Emma Stone, Sienna Miller Is the Sultry New Sally Bowles in 'Cabaret'

Owen joins a slew of film and TV stars stepping out from behind the camera, including the previously...

Golden Globe nominee Sienna Miller American Sniper, After Miss Julie returns to Broadway as Sally Bowles alongside Tony winner Alan Cumming 'The Good Wife,' Roundabout's The Threepenny Opera as the Emcee in Sam Mendes Skyfall, American Beauty and Rob Marshall's Nine and Chicago, the films Tony-winning production of Cabaret, also starring Tony nominees Danny Burstein Follies and Linda Emond Death of a Salesman.

On Thursday, Alan Cumming, The Good Wife actor and current star opposite of Sienna Miller in Cabaret, became the latest celeb Instagram user to have his image deleted from the social media platform.

The image at hand? A close-up shot of Cumming in a red pair of underwear branded with a closed lock -- the symbol of the actor and GLAAD’s cheeky Celibacy Challenge, which is raising awareness of Fda’s restrictions on blood donations from gay and bisexual men.

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Cumming’s underwear selfie comes just a week after Calvin Harris posted bulgy images of himself in an Emporio Armani underwear campaign. That single Instagram became the DJ’s most popular upload with 131K likes.

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Sally Bowles is about to get a makeover thanks to Sienna Miller, who takes over the role in the Roundabout Theatre Company’s current revival of Cabaret.

In new preview photos, Miller is portrayed as a more mature and sultry looking Sally compared to her predecessors, Michelle Williams and Emma Stone. Fresh off the Oscar-nominated films, American Sniper and Foxcatcher, the 33-year-old actress is stepping into the heels being vacated by Stone starting Feb. 17.

Watch: Emma Stone Owns the Stage in 'Cabaret'

This is not Miller’s first time on Broadway. She previously starred in Roundabout’s 2009 production of After Miss Julie -- her debut on stage.

The show’s other big star, Alan Cumming, will maintain his role as the emcee through the end of Cabaret’s run on Mar. 29.

How does Miller compare to both Williams, who originated the role in the current production, and Stone? Check out their...

Sienna Miller is gearing up for Broadway! Hot off starring in two of the year's most buzzed-about films, American Sniper and Foxcatcher, the actress is now about to make her debut in the hit Broadway revival of Cabaret. Miller, 33, will take over the role as the Berlin nightclub singer on Feb. 17 - replacing Emma Stone - alongside Alan Cumming, who has starred as the emcee in the Roundabout Theatre production since the show's opening last April. Miller will grace the stage as the amoral chanteuse for the remaining six weeks of the show's run, which is scheduled to wrap up...

Beginning February 17, Sienna Miller 'American Sniper,' After Miss Julie will take over the role of 'Sally Bowles' opposite Alan Cumming in Broadway's Cabaret at Studio 54. In a recent interview with Vulture, Miller commented on her own vocal chops Recreationally, yeah. I sing all the time in the car, in the house, and I was in the choir at school. And a lot of karaoke. They would say I was prolific in the karaoke department. But that's a whole different thing.

Golden Globe nominee Sienna Miller American Sniper, After Miss Julie returns to Broadway as Sally Bowles alongside Tony winner Alan Cumming 'The Good Wife,' Roundabout's The Threepenny Opera as the Emcee in Sam Mendes Skyfall, American Beauty and Rob Marshall's Nine and Chicago, the films Tony-winning production of Cabaret, also starring Tony nominees Danny Burstein Follies and Linda Emond Death of a Salesman.

Tony, Emmy and Olivier Award winner Alan Cumming currently reprising his noted roll of the Emcee in Cabaret at Studio 54 is the latest featured artist in The Creative Faces Project an evolving portrait and interview collective celebrating artists who inspire the New York Stage. His photos and interview, published Tuesday, February 3rd, can be viewed on The Creative Faces Project website www.thecreativefacesproject.com...

Emma Stone and Alan Cumming, who’ve been starring in Broadway’s Cabaret together, hit up Queen of the Night in New York City Sunday night. Emma Stone, Alan Cumming Queen Of The Night On their night off, Stone and Cumming went to Queen of the Night, the circus-themed interactive theater experience inside Manhattan’s Paramount Hotel. Following the show, […]

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There’s always something crazy going on in the Big Apple and on Sunday evening (January 18) Emma Stone and Alan Cumming teamed up for a fun-filled night.

The “Amazing Spider-Man” babe and the “Eyes Wide Shut” stud, who have been starring in ‘Cabaret’ on Broadway together as of late, were in the house for “Queen of the Night” and looked fabulous as they posed for photos together.

Meanwhile, Emma recently told press that when it comes to her career she’s a bit overwhelmed with all of the blessings she’s received. ''It's been wonderful but it's also challenging and I'm going into places that I've never really allowed myself to go before with 'Birdman' and 'Cabaret'. I feel very lucky that I'm getting the opportunity to do it and I don't know how long that opportunity will last - I'm trying to learn as much as I possibly can in this time.

George Lucas, Alan Cumming Broadway's Cabaret, Evan Rachel Wood, Elijah Kelley, Meredith Anne Bull, Sam Palladio and Kristin Chenoweth Broadway's On The 20th Century attend the New York special screening of Lucasfilm's Strange Magic at the Tribeca Grand Hotel hosted by The Cinema Society. Touchstone Pictures releases the animated adventure Friday, Jan. 23. Strange Magic. Below, check out photos from the screening...

Emma Stone has a good excuse to miss tonight's performance of Cabaret in New York City. "Alan Cumming is also nominated so we are here today," the actress who is nominated for Best Supporting Actress in Birdman told Ryan Seacrest on E!'s Golden Globes red carpet show Sunday. Stone was also given a "Game Over" T-shirt - a present that Seacrest gave George Clooney earlier on the carpet for finally tying the knot. "I want to wear it right now," she said before tucking the shirt into her brother Spencer's pocket. Stone also joked about her outfit. "I thought...

Liam Neeson attended a showing of Cabaret last night with his two teenage sons, Micheál and Daniel, 17 years after his late wife Natasha Richardson starred as Sally Bowles in the classic musical. Richardson starred alongside Alan Cumming, who is still performing in the current production with Emma Stone. Eyewitnesses told Just Jared that the family of three sat together at a table located in the orchestra section and appeared to be in good spirits. The evening outing was undoubtedly an emotional time for the 62-year-old actor and his sons, and Neeson has even recently admitted that Richardson's death still doesn't seem real almost 6 years later. During an interview with 60 Minutes' Anderson...

For all the public provocation Shia Labeouf did in 2014, the new year brought with it a nice surprise from the 28-year-old Fury actor. And what a difference a year makes. Labeouf is exquisitely wordless opposite 11-year-old dance phenom Maddie Ziegler in Sia’s music video for “Elastic Heart,” his latest filmed art project after baring it all in a 2012 Sigur Ros video.

It’s also the second impressive recent turn for Ziegler, the stunning soloist from Sia’s “Chandelier” video that went viral last summer and has notched 432 million views to date. (Reality TV addicts also know Ziegler as one of the stars of Lifetime’s Dance Moms which, for better or worse, launched her showbiz career.)

Last year, onetime Transformers star Labeouf appeared in Lars von Trier’s Nymphomaniac I and II and disappeared into his ensemble role in David Ayer’s WWII tank film Fury. Offscreen he managed...

Some hit shows fade into the record books before quietly expiring. Not Cabaret, the revived revival that brought Alan Cumming back to Studio 54 last spring in the role of the Emcee that first won him a Tony Award in 1998 and ran 2,378 regular performances. Sienna Miller, a key player in two of the year’s most talked-about films— Foxcatcher and American Sniper — will play the jagged-edged Weimar-era chanteuse Sally Bowles for the show’s final six weeks, beginning February 17. The show, currently co-starring Linda Emond, Danny Burstein and Bill Heck, is scheduled to close on March 29 (but who knows?).

The Sam Mendes-Rob Marshall production for the Roundabout Theatre Company returned with Michelle Williams making her Broadway debut. Emma Stone, riding the wave of brilliant notices for her role as Michael Keaton’s truth-telling daughter in Birdman, took over and proved to be a superb foil for Cumming in her Broadway bow.

The last Sally Bowles has been found. Sienna Miller will star alongside Alan Cumming’s Emcee for the final six weeks of Roundabout Theatre Company’s hit revival of Cabaret on Broadway, replacing current headliner Emma Stone (who herself replaced the revival’s original star Michelle Williams). Miller takes over the role of Sally Bowles on Feb. 17. (Stone’s last day is Feb. 15.) She’ll appear in the Studio 54 production through the show’s final performance on March 29. It’s a return to the Roundabout for Miller, who made her Broadway debut in the company’s production of After Miss Julie...

Is Emma Stone vying for that coveted Egot title? The Roundabout Theatre Company has announced that Emma Stone has extended her run as Sally Bowles in Cabaret for two more weeks through Feb 15. Stone made her Broadway debut to solid acclaim, amid numerous award nominations for her turn in Birdman. Alan Cumming will continue his run as Emcee through the show's entire run to March 29, and the musical will launch a 20-city North American tour starting January 2016. According to Roundabout, casting for a new Sally Bowles for the remaining 12 weeks on Broadway will be announced in the coming weeks.

Roundabout has just announced that Emma Stone has extended her acclaimed run as Sally Bowles opposite her fellow 2015 Golden Globe nominee Alan Cumming as Emcee until February 15, 2015. Cumming will star in the show for the final 12 weeks of the limited engagement. Cabaret opened on Broadway on April 24, 2014 and the engagement has been extended twice through March 29, 2015. Casting for a new Sally Bowles will be announced shortly.

Stepping out for some delicious breakfast, Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield showed up in the West Village of New York City on Monday (December 29). The “Help” hottie looked lovely as she held hands with her bearded beau and strolled into Café Cluny while shutterbugs looked on.

Emma has been knocking ‘em dead with her nightly performances in the Broadway production of “Cabaret,” and fellow starlet Vanessa Hudgens caught a show on Sunday night.

After the gig, the “Spring Breakers” babe posted a photo to Instagram along with the caption, “This happened last night and hot Damn. Bravo Alan Cumming and Emma Stone. Bravo indeed.”...

The musical masterpiece returns, direct from Broadway As part of their 50th Anniversary Season, Roundabout Theatre Company is a proud to announce a national tour of Sam Mendes Skyfall, American Beauty and Rob Marshall'S Into the Woods and Chicago, the films Tony Award-winning production of Cabaret. The tour will launch in January 2016 and visit over 20 cities in North America. All casting and market information will be announced shortly.

Exclusive: It’s impossible to ignore Emma Stone’s eyes. At least until she begins speaking, but we’ll get to that. First, not to be reductive, but jeepers, creepers. Even, or especially, on a crummy December day, in office lighting at the taste-free conference room where we’ve met, them there eyes make me wonder: Are these the uncredited models for Tim Burton’s Big Eyes? No, those Keane urchins are all pupil, while Stone is all iris, heather blue leaning toward green.

Obviously, the camera loves them: Check out any scene in Birdman, where she plays Sam, the seen-it-all-including-rehab daughter of Michael Keaton, a washed-up movie star desperate to make a comeback in a serious Broadway play. Those eyes play altogether different roles in Sam’s scenes with Keaton, on the one hand, and Edward Norton’s strutting cock-o’-the-walk actor, on the other: In the former, they...

Some 17 Sally Bowleses painted their nails green and sang “Maybe This Time” for the Sam Mendes revisal of Cabaret that ran on Broadway from March 1998 (Natasha Richardson) through January 2004 (Susan Egan). No doubt the Roundabout, which mounted that revisal, as well as the current revival of the revisal, hopes to keep the Kit Kat Klub door revolving. They started this spring with Michelle Williams, who was thrillingly emotional in the part, and have now moved on to Emma Stone, who reportedly had been their first choice. Even aside from Stone’s commercial appeal, you can see why: With her extraordinary face and Mona Lisa smile, her huge celadon eyes and coppery bob, she arrives prepackaged with the kind of remote fascination a Sally Bowles needs. And indeed, she looks terrific as the none-too-bright young thing in William Ivey Long’s pastel frocks and diaphanous lingerie. What fun! you think as...

Shia Labeouf is getting candid about a painful experience he had during his #IAmSorry performance art project. In a new email interview with Dazed, Shia reportedly said a woman raped him at the exhibit in February: One woman who came with her boyfriend, who was outside the door when this happened, whipped my legs for ten minutes and then stripped my clothing and proceeded to rape me… There were hundreds of people in line when she walked out with dishevelled hair and smudged lipstick. It was no good, not just for me but her man as well. On top of that my girl was in line to see me, because it was Valentine's Day and I was living in the gallery for the duration of the event – we were separated for five days, no communication. So it really hurt her as well, as I guess the news of it travelled through the line.

Emma Stone made her triumphant Broadway debut Tuesday, as Sally Bowles in the Tony-winning musical Cabaret. She stars alongside Tony winner Alan Cumming in a 12-week run of the Roundabout Theatre Company production.

Watch: Inside Shia Labeouf's 'Cabaret' Arrest

Emma's boyfriend Andrew Garfield was reportedly in the audience as the 26-year-old actress made her first bow on Broadway. The Social Network actor has his own time to shine on Broadway in 2012 when he appeared in the revival of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman alongside the late Phillip Seymour Hoffman.

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The young stars join an elite list of other Hollywood A-listers to make a splash on the Great White Way.

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Hugh Jackman is a stage veteran but his first appearance on Broadway was in 2004's The Boy From Oz. Jackman earned a Tony Award for his performance as singer/songwriter...

Emma Stone is getting rave reviews as Sally Bowles in the hit revival of "Cabaret." The “Amazing-Spider Man” actress took over the role from Michelle Williams despite having no stage experience, but is living up to everyone’s expectations. Emma, who understandably had some first-night jitters, reportedly killed her performance according to audience members and her co-stars. The star received a standing ovation and a boutique of flowers, leaving her teary eyed during the musicals curtain call. "When it comes to her big numbers she delivers. 'Maybe This Time' locates the vulnerability inside the camp, and Stone gives a bravura performance of the title song, at once defiant, pathetic and heroic," The Guardian wrote of Emma’s performance. “Despite her inexperience on stage, Stone has done as much as anyone in the cast to make the audience experience that transition, in a performance that was anything but cabaret.

Making the jump from screen to stage, Emma Stone kicked off her run in the Broadway production of “Cabaret” on Tuesday night (November 11).

The “Easy A” star was visibly emotional as she bowed for the crowd alongside costar Alan Cumming during the curtain call.

And though she definitely came off a bit of a newbie, audience members overwhelmingly praised Stone for her work on stage.

One theatergoer tweeted, “Emma Stone visibly has the first-show jitters but she is killing it in @Cabaret_Musical. Charm incarnate! The crowd is insane for her.”

Of the gig, Emma previously told press, “Honestly, I’m having the time of my life. It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done, but it’s the most fun I’ve ever had. So it’s one of those. I guess this is what being a parent might be like but without the child part.”...

Star-studded support! Emma Stone made her Broadway debut on Tuesday, Nov. 11 as Sally Bowles in Cabaret. The Help star, 26, took over the roll from Oscar nominee Michelle Williams, performing alongside Alan Cumming. For her big premiere, Stone’s longtime boyfriend Andrew Garfield was in the audience. “Andrew came sharply dressed in a suit,” a source who attended the show tells Us Weekly. “Andrew came backstage after the show with Emma’s mother and his guests. He kissed her and congratulated her.” The couple, who met on the set [...]...