Gordon Cox is a Contributing Theater Editor at Variety. With over 20 years of experience, he covers a wide range of topics related to Broadway, including plays and musicals, union strikes, and major events like the Tony Awards. Gordon's work has been featured in various outlets such as Derry News, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Gordon Cox's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news with a specific emphasis on Broadway, musicals, and theater. His articles include reviews, event coverage, and expert commentary related to the Broadway industry.
If you're reaching out to Gordon regarding his articles, consider providing insights or access to events within the Broadway and theatrical space. Expert commentary from industry professionals or performers may also be well received by him. Additionally, if you have exciting developments in the world of theatre or exclusive behind-the-scenes information about popular shows or performances, it could pique his interest.
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By: Gordon Cox
The longtime leader, who was a key force in making DTG one of Broadway's top producers, will exit Disney at the end of September.
By: Gordon Cox
The "Bill & Ted" duo bring a cooler, cosmic take to Samuel Beckett's existential waiting game, here reimaged by polarizing director Jamie Lloyd.
By: Gordon Cox
Diego Andres Rodriguez, Angelica Chéri, Hannah Cruz and The Rescues
By: Gordon Cox
Variety is proud to announce the 2025 edition of its annual 10 Broadway Stars to Watch, with this year's roster of standouts set to be honored at
Variety is proud to announce the 2025 edition of its annual 10 Broadway Stars to Watch, with this year’s roster of standouts set to be honored at our annual Business of Broadway Breakfast hosted by Ethan Slater, the “Wicked” star who will return to the New York stage this spring in “Marcel on the Train.” At …
By: Gordon Cox
If the city sells, give South City something out of the deal — a safe path, a sense of connection, and a way to honor the ground beneath us.
By: Gordon Cox
Before this property changes hands, city commissioners take a moment to slow the train, look out the window, and see who's waiting along the tracks. If the city sells, give South City something out of the deal — a safe path, a sense of connection, and a way to honor the ground beneath us.
By: Gordon Cox
On the last episode of the "Stagecraft" podcast, creatives including Keanu Reeves, Kristin Chenoweth, Lea Michele, and more dish on their new shows.
By: Gordon Cox
A Broadway opening often marks the culmination of a years-long journey for the collaborators who have created a show, whether they’re working on a new musical or a revival of a familiar play. On the final, supersized episode of Variety’s theater podcast, "Stagecraft," the stars behind some of the buzziest titles of the 2025-26 season shared some of their backstage secrets now that their own shows have opened on Broadway after years of development.
By: Gordon Cox
It was a heck of an opening gambit: In its first week on Broadway, the new revival of “ Chess ” earned more than $1.2 million from just four sold-out performances.
