By Michael Paulson “Redwood,” a musical starring Idina Menzel, will end its Broadway run on May 18, an unexpectedly early closing announced just 24 hours after the show failed to garner any ...

The show follows Menzel as she plays a grieving mother who goes to the woods and climbs a giant redwood tree to process her grief. The show received mixed to negative reviews, but received a ...

Redwood, the Broadway musical starring Idina Menzel, will close on Sunday, May 18, producers announced one day after the production failed to receive a single Tony Award nomination. “While we ...

Idina Menzel’s big Broadway comeback in “Redwood” is coming to an abrupt end after being shut out at the 2025 Tony Awards. Following Thursday’s nominations announcement, the Tina Landau ...

"Redwood," the tree-hugging Broadway musical starring Syosset's Idina Menzel, is about to get the ax three months earlier than planned. Producers of the show — one of whom is Menzel ...

The musical, which opened at the Nederlander Theatre on Feb. 13, will now end its run May 18. The show, directed by Tina Landau and featuring music by Kate Diaz and lyrics by Diaz and Landau, is ...

is my 'little Idina’s' dream come true over and over again. Thank you to our entire crew." Menzel ended the post by tying in the musical's plotline, stating that "because, like the roots [of ...

I'm gonna get, like, fired. It would be nice to make a dollar off every Elsa, and I know Kristen Bell would say the same thing, every dress during Halloween," Menzel said, referring to her Frozen ...

Menzel was also a co-conceiver of the show, which is directed by Tina Landau. "Redwood" is playing at the Nederlander Theatre on West 41st Street.

In addition to Menzel, the cast of Redwood includes De’Adre Aziza, Michael Park, Zachary Noah Piser and Khaila Wilcoxon, with Daniel Brackett, John Hemphill, Veronica Otim and Jessica Phillips.

Her work previously appeared in Newsweek. Stars have been everywhere this week. Iconic Elphabas Idina Menzel and Cynthia Erivo snap a pic backstage on Broadway as Sarah Snook and Nicholas Braun ...

John Travolta's Oscar job on Sunday night: To introduce Idina Menzel, who sang Let It Go from Frozen. But he wound up flubbing her name. Or "butchering it," as many noted on Twitter, into ...