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That’s the gorgeously perverse opening of “Dead Outlaw,” the feel-good musical of the season, if death and deadpan feel good to you. As directed by David Cromer, in another of his daringly ...

David Yazbek’s latest curio, which opened April 27 at the Longacre Theatre ... But that’s also part of its genius. “Dead Outlaw” is based on the unbelievable true story of Elmer McCurdy ...

Now landing in the dog days of the 2024-25 Broadway season, “Dead Outlaw” is a deliciously sardonic little tuner from the cheerfully nihilistic, ever anti-sentimental, ever macabre team of ...

At the Longacre Theatre, 220 West 48th Street. There’s a nagging similarity between the 20th-century criminal Elmer McCurdy and “Dead Outlaw,” the eccentric musical about him. McCurdy was ...

NEW YORK — “Dead Outlaw,” the offbeat musical from the team behind the Tony-winning musical “The Band’s Visit,” isn’t mincing words with the title. The show, which had its official ...

Oh, Mary! and Maybe Happy Ending are two such shows, and the exceptional Dead Outlaw (Longacre Theatre, booking to July 27) now joins them as a standout singular creation. Its title turns out to ...

Unlike the mobile British corpse in “Operation Mincemeat,” the traveling American cadaver in the Broadway musical “Dead Outlaw” has a far less noble posthumous purpose than winning World ...

Professional boxer and promoter Gregory “Sharpshooter” Outlaw Jr. is poised to make waves in the boxing world once again with ...

Most great Broadway musicals are about mortality. From “Les Misérables” to “The Lion King,” they preach that we don’t die but live on in another form. But very few Broadway musicals are ...

Ask the folks flocking toward their bodies like circus attractions in “Dead Outlaw” and “Floyd Collins” — a pair of recently opened musicals set on the precipice of death. That turns out ...