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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Brody Grant in "The Outsiders"; Andrew Durand in "Dead Outlaw"; Juliana Canfield in "Stereophonic" (Photos by Matthew Murphy; Matthew Murphy; Julieta Cervantes)
By: Darryn King
Mother Play, a world-premiere family drama by Pulitzer Prize winner Paula Vogel, opened on April 25 at Second Stage's Hayes Theater. Directed by Tina …
By: Darryn King, Emma Pittman
In the new Broadway musical The Outsiders, now playing at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, Emma Pittman plays Cherry Valance, the sensitive, red-headed cheerleader in a world of battle-ready boys. Now, she’s giving fans an insiders'look at The Outsiders.
By: Darryn King Apr, Ryan Casey
Broadway's biggest night is nearly upon us, so Broadway.com has answers to all your frequently asked questions. Keep checking in for more information about the 2024 Tony Awards as it's announced!
By: Darryn King
Patriots, a political thriller that tracks the rise of the Russian leader Vladimir Putin, opened at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre on April 22. “It is …
By: Darryn King
Jinkx Monsoon, the RuPaul's Drag Race star, actor, singer and comedian, is now playing Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors at off-Broadway’s Westside Theatre opposite Corbin Bleu's Seymour. She recently dropped by the Broadway.com studio to perform Audrey's heartrending number, "Somewhere That's Green," accompanied by Will van Dyke on keys.
Crystal Lucas-Perry and Chilina Kennedy in "A Sign of the Times" (Photo: Jeremy Daniel)
By: Darryn King, Brigitte Lacombe
Three-time Tony Award winner Patti LuPone will return to Broadway starring opposite Mia Farrow in The Roommate, a new play by Jen Silverman. Performances will begin at the Booth Theatre on August 29, with an official opening set for September 12. Tony Award winner Jack O’Brien will direct.
In May, Tony Award winner Ben Platt, best known for playing the title role in Dear Evan Hansen and, most recently, 2023's Parade, will take to the Broadway stage …
By: Darryn King
If the Tony Awards speak to what’s happening on Broadway now, the Jimmy Awards provide a forecast of Broadway's future. Formally known as the …
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