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Back in October of 2009 we learned that plans were in the works to adapt the hit Broadway musical Rock of Ages for the big screen and earlier this year, filming production finally got underway on the film. Tom Cruise has been cast as rock star Stacee Jaxx (who was played on Broadway by James Carpinello, who is married to Buffyverse actress Amy Acker) and today we get our first look at Tom as Stacee. A dramatic promo photo of Cruise as Jaxx has been released on Tom Cruise‘s official website … which you can check out below.

Last month the embattled Broadway trainwreck known as Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark went into previews again after the show was shut down for a few weeks to retool the production. Last night, the new version of Turn Off the Dark officially opened on Broadway … 7 months after it went into previews in its first accident-ridden incarnation. Last night’s opening was a star-studded affair but the reviews remain the same … the show still isn’t all that good. Nonetheless, Turn Off the Dark threw itself a bit ol’ party to celebrate it’s opening. Check out some photos below.

Last night, at the Beacon Theatre in NYC, NY, the 2011 Tony Awards were handed out in celebration of the best of the best in musical and stage productions on Broadway and, unsurprisingly, the musical The Book of Mormon walked away with the most awards of the night. Collecting 9 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, The Book of Mormon cemented it’s stature as THE best offering from Broadway this season. Neil Patrick Harris brilliantly hosted the show last night and provided one of the more entertaining Tony Awards of recent memory. Click below to see some photos, read some deets and watch video from the Tony Awards show last night.

In mid April, the Julie Taymor version of the Broadway musical disaster Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark unofficially closed so that the show could be retooled with a new story in the hopes of saving the show from total failure. After all of the injuries and technical glitches that plagued the show from the start last November, the hope is that a new version of the show might keep players from getting injured AND entertain audiences. Last night, the new version of Turn Off the Dark opened to previews … and altho there still were some technical problems, the show managed NOT to injure anyone so … it sounds like it’s off to a positive start.

Congratulations are in order for the new Broadway musical The Book of Mormon because it has nabbed 14 Tony Awards nominations … the most of any show this year. The full list of 2011 Tony Awards nominations was announced in NYC, NY earlier today and among the nominees there were some surprises … especially concerning those who did NOT get nominated at all. Daniel Radcliffe, the lead in the new musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, did NOT get a nomination … and he is speaking out to Celebuzz about about that snub. Read on for all the Tony Awards nominations goss below.

Broadway star Daniel Radcliffe was surprised this week by his Harry Potter co-star and BFF Emma Watson backstage in his dressing room after a performance of his new musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Altho DanRad was still dripping with sweat from his raucous performance last night, he was happy to welcome and pose for a photo with the lovely Miss Watson. Check out the photo below.

Last month I got to attend the first preview performance of the new Broadway musical The Book of Mormon and today I am able to share some of that amazing show with all of YOU! In celebration of the upcoming release of the Original Broadway Recording of The Book of Mormon on May 17, I’ve been authorized to share with you the opening number song for your listening pleasure. Listen to Hello! in full below.

Yesterday afternoon, David and I made our way to the Al Hirschfeld Theater on Broadway to attend the matinee performance of the new revival musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. As you may know, this new production of the show stars Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe (who previously made his Broadway debut in the play Equus back in 2008). Ever since the show opened late last month, I’ve been anxiously awaiting my chance to see the show and yesterday was the day. Not only was it a full-blown show-tunes funfest but Radcliffe‘s exuberant excitement made the show an absolute delight to watch!

As I mentioned earlier, David and I went to the Neil Simon Theater on Broadway to see the new musical production of Catch Me If You Can (read my review HERE) and then afterward, met up with our good friends Marissa and Isaac for a late dinner at the Landmarc inside the Time Warner Center in Columbus Circle. Because our time here in NYC this week is limited and jam-packed with stuff to do, our hang out session with Marissa and Isaac last night was our only chance to see one another … so we really made the most of our time together.

Last night David and I made our way to the Neil Simon Theater on Broadway to see the new musical Catch Me If You Can. Altho I had not seen the film, I was very anxious to see this show because one of my favorite Broadway actresses, Kerry Butler, stars in the show. I was only marginally familiar with the story so I hoped that seeing it cold would be entertaining. For the most part, I thought the show was OK … but, unfortch, it wasn’t nearly as exciting or upbeat as I was hoping.