Kristin Chenoweth took to Instagram Wednesday night to share her thoughts on the recent cancellation of her musical “The Queen of Versailles” and to thank her fans for supporting the show. “Hi ...

Two days after the announcement that the new Broadway musical The Queen of Versailles, in just its third week at the St. James Theatre, will close Jan. 4, its star Kristin Chenoweth is reflecting on ...

A grand opening will be abruptly followed by a grand closing for “The Queen of Versailles” — Kristin Chenoweth‘s glitzy return to Broadway as outlandish reality TV star Jackie Siegel. Just over two ...

It’s time for an early curtain call. Kristin Chenoweth’s musical “Queen of Versailles” first began previews on Broadway on Oct. 8 before officially opening two weeks ago. Now, it’s been announced that ...

The curtain is closing early on Kristin Chenoweth's "The Queen of Versailles." The Broadway show, which began running in early November at the St. James Theatre in New York City, will put on its final ...

Kristin Chenoweth‘s “The Queen of Versailles” has already set its final Broadway performance, less than two weeks after opening. The production disclosed Monday evening that its final bow at the St.

Kristin Chenoweth’s latest Broadway show, The Queen of Versailles, has announced its final bow just weeks after its opening. The Queen of Versailles’ sudden closing comes just two weeks after ...

NBC updated its Friday night lineup in the fall 2025 TV schedule with Stumble, a new cheerleading mockumentary led by Jenn Lyon as determined cheer coach Courteney and Taran Killam as her football ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Critic’s Pick Material excess can never be too excessive for the central character of this gilded Broadway musical, based on the 2012 film. Credit... Supported by By Laura ...

A whopping Broadway show called “The Queen of Versailles” and dedicated to the dissection of unhinged American materialism needs two fundamental things. One is a show crammed to the rafters with the ...

NEW YORK — A whopping Broadway show called “The Queen of Versailles,” dedicated to the dissection of unhinged American materialism, needs two fundamental things. One is a show crammed to the rafters ...