Ken Fallin

Broadway’s brightest lights will gather this fall as the American Songbook Association (ASA) presents its fifth annual gala, Ahrens and Flaherty: On the Wheels of a Dream…

Ken Fallin is back celebrating theatre with his fabulous caricature’s. This time he honor’s The Mint Theater’s production of Crooked Cross. Here we meet the Klugers, facing the economic and political challenges of life in a quaint village in the Bavarian mountainside between Christmas 1932 and June 1933.At the heart of the play is a family […]

When I first heard that Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter were stepping into Waiting for Godot, I blinked. Not because I doubted their talent—far from it—but because I suddenly saw the stark black-and-white landscape of Beckett’s world tilt on its axis. These two icons from cinematic cult fame were about to take on the bleakest, […]

Caricature king Ken Fallin works his artistic magic once again — this time turning his sharp pen toward the hilariously heartfelt cast of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, now playing at New World Stages. With signature flair and an eye for theatrical personality, Fallin immortalizes stars Jasmine Amy Rodgers, Leana Rae Concepcion, Autumn […]

As the holiday season arrives in New York, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s beloved Songbook Sundays series continues its celebration of America’s most cherished musical traditions with a special Gershwin program on Sunday, December 21, 2025. The event, titled “Let’s Call the Whole Thing Gershwin,” pays vibrant tribute to the timeless catalog of George and Ira […]

Broadway may be a living art form, but few artists capture its pulse quite like Ken Fallin. Known for his instantly recognizable pen-and-ink caricatures of legends from stage and screen, Fallin distills not just likeness, but spirit. And in his latest addition to Ken Fallin’s Broadway, the drama, brilliance, and cold-war heat of Chess come […]

Ken Fallin captures it all in a single stroke. In his latest caricature, Daniel Radcliffe radiates the same open-hearted vulnerability and spark that define his performance in Every Brilliant Thing, now making its Broadway premiere at the Hudson Theatre. It’s a portrait that doesn’t just reflect the actor—it mirrors the emotional intimacy of a production […]

The Al Hirschfeld Foundation joins forces with The Algonquin Hotel for a new exhibition of artwork by the legendary Al Hirschfeld. “Hirschfeld’s Icons at the Algonquin” in the hotel’s legendary Oak Room, April 28 – May 8, daily from 12 – 6PM, featuring original drawings and hand signed limited edition prints from the worlds of the stage, screen, and concert hall. All […]

Today, the world celebrates what would have been Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday. Few figures in American culture have achieved what Marilyn has. More than six decades after her death, she remains instantly recognizable across generations, continents, and cultures. Her image has become part of our collective imagination—white dress billowing above a subway grate, platinum curls […]

There are stars, there are legends, and then there is Liza Minnelli. More than five decades after it first electrified television audiences, Liza with a Z has returned, newly available to stream in full courtesy of Shout! Studios. For Broadway lovers, musical theater historians, and anyone curious about what true star power looks like, the […]