Darryn King is a journalist who writes for Broadway.com and The New York Times, with his work also appearing in Forbes, The Mercury News, Vanity Fair, Khaleej Times, WIRED, and The Washington Post. He covers a wide range of topics in the entertainment industry, including Broadway shows, musicals, actors, and cultural events.
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Darren Criss and Helen J Shen in "Maybe Happy Ending" (Photo: Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman)
Thirty-five years ago, The Simpsons’s breakout underachiever became a controversy, and Matt Groening is still proud of it, man.
By: Darryn King
In 1990, Matt Groening arrived at his two-bedroom cottage in Venice, California, to discover the words “HOME OF BART” spray-painted across it in proud, unmissable letters.
Tony Award winner Alex Newell will star in the one-night-only concert presentation of Little Shop of Horrors at the Catch One nightclub in Los Angeles on January 17, 2025. Newell will perform the role of Audrey, joining Joel Kim Booster ( Loot, Fire Island ) as Seymour and Shea Couleé ( RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars ) as Audrey II. Complete casting is to be announced. Zhailon Livingston ( Cats: The Jellicle Ball ) directs.
Bill Irwin, Thomas Middleditch, Amber Gray, Jessica Hecht and Chelsea Yakura-Kurtz in "Eureka Day" (Photo: Jeremy Daniel)
By: Darryn King
Modern Family’s Sarah Hyland will star as Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby on Broadway. Hyland replaces original star Eva Noblezada, who will play her …
By: Darryn King
Singer, actress and TV star Erika Jayne—whose performance of Roxie Hart in Broadway’s Chicago was cut short by the pandemic in 2020—will return to …
By: Darryn King
After a successful run off-Broadway, Dead Outlaw, the twisted, toe-tapping folk musical about an ill-fated gunslinger, is coming to Broadway in spring 2025. The show …
Phillip James Brannon (Macbeth, Junk) and Chris Renfro (Queer as Folk) will join Cole Escola's hit Broadway comedy Oh, Mary! at the Lyceum Theatre. Brannon will star as …
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