Christina Morningside
About
Christina Morningside
Staff Writer
Christina Morningside is a native New Yorker who grew up loving theater and writing for various periodicals on the very same subject for Playbill and Broadway World. Christina is an alumna from Columbia University in the City of New York and serves on several historic preservation committees in New York City. Christina began her journalism career at the New York Post as an intern and rose up through the ranks to become best reporter within five years, covering city politics. When Christina is not at a Broadway show she can be found anywhere outdoors, often in Vermont enjoying snowshoeing or skiing. She often says that what she lacks in empathy, she can make up with ecstasy with her joie de vivre being one of her most lauded assets. Christina has been a staff writer at New York Show Tickets since 2003.
News Story Archive for Christina Morningside
Beauty and the Beast’ Gets ABC Live Treatment for 30th Anniversary
Jul 19, 2022
Beauty and the Beast Will Get a Live-Action/Animated Special on ABC on December 15th 2022, in Honor of the Classic Film’s 30th Anniversary, Despite Cancellations of...
To Kill a Mockingbird: Will it Ever Reopen on Broadway?
Jul 8, 2022
Beloved American Classic To Kill a Mockingbird Was Supposed to Continue its Amazing Run on Broadway in June 2022, But Like a Scooby-Doo Mystery it has Not Reopened ...
Skoufis's New York Ticket Law Gets Watered Down and Misses Some Marks
Jul 1, 2022
Governor Kathy Hochul Signs Ticket Legislation That Targets Unfair, Anti-Consumer Ticketing Practices in the Live Event Industry, But Misses the Mark of the Origina...
Death of Broadway Theatre Looms Large While Politicians Wrestle
Sep 29, 2020
Broadway takes one step closer to annihilation while politicians and industry bigwigs demonstrate their lack of leadership in Coronavirus times
Broadway’s Frozen Pulls The Plug Before COVID-19 Is Over
May 20, 2020
Frozen: The Musical Is The First Established Mainstream Broadway Show That Has Officially Been Closed Due To The Total Broadway Shutdown Caused By The COVID-19 Pand...
Miserable Week In Broadway News That Offers Little Respite
Mar 27, 2020
Despite The Good Weather This Week, The Covid-19 Pandemic Continues To Bring Hardship And Bad News, And Cancellations to Broadway
Scott Rudin Slashes Ticket Prices to Broadway Shows Due To Coronavirus
Mar 10, 2020
Scott Rudin Slashes Broadway Ticket Prices At All Of His Five Broadway Shows To Just $50 Each To Help Alleviate The Impact On Revenue From The Coronavirus Outbreak ...
Broadway Week 2020 Launches With Limited Inventory & Technical Issues
Jan 10, 2020
Tickets For New York City Broadway Week 2020 Went On Sale And Customers Faced Technical Issues And Limited Ticket Availability.
Shadow Star NYC Plans to Help Aspiring Performers Find Broadway Fame
Jan 3, 2020
New Broadway Mobile App ‘Shadow Star Nyc’ Sets Goal To Connect Younger Broadway Bound Performers With Current Broadway Stars To Set Them Up For Future Success