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
2019 TONY Awards Show Hits An All-Time Low Ratings at a Paltry 5.4 Million Viewers
Jun 11, 2019
2019 TONY Award Show Aired On CBS June 9, 2019 And Hit An All-Time Ratings Low, Coming In At Just 5.4 Million Viewers Over Its Three Hour Broadcast Window
2019 Tony Award Nominations Are Announced
Apr 30, 2019
The 2019 Tony Award Nominations Are Announced And The TV Telecast Is Scheduled For June 9, 1019 On CBS
Celebrated Revival of “The Iceman Cometh” Closes
Jun 30, 2018
The Iceman Cometh Concludes Its Run Starring Denzel Washington With Positive Reviews And Somewhat Strong Box Office, But No Tony Wins.
Tom Stoppard’s “Travesties” Concludes Run
Jun 14, 2018
Travesties Concludes At The End Of This Week With A Critically Acclaimed Run, But No Tony Awards, And Having Been A Difficult Sell At The Box Office.
“Children of a Lesser God” Concludes Its Run
May 27, 2018
Children of a Lesser God Concluded Performances at Studio 54, Directed by Kenny Leon, and Starring Joshua Jackson and Lauren Ridloff.
“To Kill a Mockingbird” Back on Track on Broadway
May 24, 2018
To Kill a Mockingbird Will be on the Broadway Sage This Fall as Planned, Following a Settlement of the Ongoing Litigation Between the Producer Scott Rudin and the E...
The 2018 Tony Nominations Have Been Announced!
May 2, 2018
The 2018 Tony Award Nominations Have Been Announced, and the Most Recognitions Have Gone to Mean Girls, SpongeBob SquarePants, Angels in America, The Band’s Visit, ...
“Summer: The Donna Summer Musical” Opens
Apr 27, 2018
Summer: The Donna Summer Musical Opened to Negative Reviews at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, Even Though it Shares a Director With the Hit Jukebox Musical Jersey Boys
Tony Awards Committee Determines More Eligibility
Apr 21, 2018
The Tony Awards Administration Committee Made Determinations Regarding Stories by Heart, Escape to Margaritaville, Frozen, Angels in America, Three Tall Women, and ...
“John Lithgow: Stories by Heart” Concludes Run
Mar 10, 2018
John Lithgow: Stories by Heart Played its Final Performance Last Week, Culminating Lithgow’s Solo Show That Toured the Country Until Finding Way to Broadway
“Three Tall Women” Begins Broadway Previews
Mar 2, 2018
Edward Albee’s Three Tall Women Has Begun Previews on Broadway, Starring Glenda Jackson, Alison Pill, Laurie Metcalf, Joseph Medeiros, and Directed by Joe Mantello.
“The Phantom of the Opera” Celebrates 30 Years
Jan 28, 2018
The Phantom Of The Opera Celebrated Its 30 Year Anniversary On Broadway With A Special Gala Performance On January 24th As Well As A Double Header Of Performances O...
Michael Luwoye to Be Next Broadway “Hamilton”
Jan 6, 2018
Hamilton Has A New Hamilton. Michael Luwoye Steps Into The Part After Javier Muñoz’s Departure Later This Month On January 14, 2018.
J.T. Roger’s Political Drama “Oslo” Begins Previews on Broadway
Mar 23, 2017
Oslo The Astonishing Modern Political Drama Returns To Broadway To Begin Its Performance In Previews At The Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theatre On March 23, 20...
“War Paint” Begins Previews at the Nederlander Theatre on Broadway
Mar 9, 2017
War Paint Tells The Story Of Two Competing Cosmetics Empires In The First Half Of The 20Th Century And The Glass Ceilings Shattered By Female Entrepreneurs
Lynn Nottage’s Play “Sweat” Begins Previews
Mar 5, 2017
Sweat, The Remarkable Play That Explores The Themes Of The Industrial Decline Makes Its Highly Anticipated Broadway Debut With Previews Starting March 4, 2017