READING – Genesius Theatre opens its 2024 season Feb. 9 with the semi-autobiographical rock musical “Tick, Tick… Boom!” It runs through Feb. 18. The musical is based on the semi-autobiographical rock ...

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The cast of tick, tick...BOOM! will include Daniel Marconi (Sweeney Todd) as Jon, Cathryn Wake (53% Of) as Susan, and John Yi (KPOP) as Michael. “Jonathan Larson was a close friend and a frequent ...

In the early 1990s, struggling New York theater composer Jonathan Larson wrote and performed “tick, tick … BOOM!,” an anxiety-riddled rock monologue inspired by his failure to achieve artistic success ...

One of Chance Theater’s go-to strengths in presenting overachieving productions comes from poking around the nooks and crannies of the theater canon to engage audiences with off-the-beaten path fare.

NORRISTOWN, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- In his autobiographical musical, Tick, Tick...BOOM!, the late playwright Jonathan Larson was expressing how he felt about time marching on. Steve Pacek and Robi ...

Boat Club Productions opens Tick, Tick… Boom! on Friday at the Spirit of North Theatre. It’s a semi-autobiographical musical by Jonathan Larson, the award-winning composer of Rent. The show gives ...

CONCORD — When it comes to the subject of gone-too-soon composers, the game of what-if? can be a melancholy exercise. But it’s a hard one to resist. As in: What if Mozart had not died at 35? Or ...

Exclusive: Theatr Clwyd has announced the cast for its production of tick, tick… Boom!, directed by Kate Wasserberg. This production is Wasserberg’s first as artistic director of the North Wales ...

NEW YORK — A few minutes after zipping through the patter song “Therapy” in a Times Square rehearsal studio, the cast members of “Tick, Tick … Boom!” have plopped down in a line of chairs opposite ...

Usually, a review of a show opening with lyrical waxing about the building in which the show sits is not a good sign. In this case, the shouting from the rooftops about the rooftops – and the rest of ...