The Tony Award-winning Best Musical “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” announced Tuesday that Ashley Loren and Christian Douglas will be Broadway’s next Satine and Christian, respectively, beginning July 22.

Jay Armstrong Johnson returns to the place his career began. “For my family and friends to see me in a show like this, a role like this, is so special. I’m so excited to be home.” ...

The end of May marks a full agenda of can’t-miss entertainment. Catch a Broadway production of Moulin Rogue! The Musical or ...

No matter how many shows I’ve seen at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, I never cease to be amazed at how beautiful the ...

If a single song can't propel the right emotional forward ... Luhrmann's "Romeo + Juliet," but introduced in the movie, "Moulin Rouge!" Thank Justin Levine, credited in this show with "music ...

As in the film, Moulin Rouge! The Musical celebrates over 160 years of music – from Offenbach to Lady Gaga. The stage musical features many of the iconic songs from the movie and also ...

As soon as you enter the auditorium for Moulin Rouge! The Musical, you get the strong sense that resistance is going to be futile. Even before the show begins, they go all-out for visual splendour ...

And “Moulin Rouge!” isn’t merely a jukebox musical. It feels like the entire jukebox, with a dizzying array of songs that cross genres and musical styles, songs that shouldn’t play well ...

AT THE MOULIN ROUGE AND FALLS MADLY IN LOVE ... IT’S FOR EVERYBODY. SO WHAT ARE THE SONGS THAT PEOPLE MIGHT RECOGNIZE? BECAUSE I WATCH THIS MOVIE, MANY, MANY TIMES. YEAH. SO MANY.

A love story set inside a Parisian nightclub, "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" is more than song and dance. It's a visual feast within a sea of twinkling white lights, rich, red fabric and bespoke ...

Add to that playlist snippets of songs by everyone from Edith Piaf to Talking Heads and you have what may be the ultimate jukebox musical. The problem with Moulin Rouge! The Musical, now playing ...

The Rolling Stones' songs are in many movies, but not Baz Luhrmann's 'Moulin Rouge!' A controversial Rolling Stones track was supposed to serve as a villain song in the movie. Specifically ...