In “Floyd Collins,” playing a hardscrabble Kentuckian trapped while exploring a cave, the actor finds inspiration in the ...

Some of the most villainous characters may have done a lot of bad things, but how many did it for the sake of what's right?

Jeremy Jordan, our titular hero, spends almost the entire musical onstage, trapped by an invisible rock, oddly laying on what can only be described as a barely-disguised lounge chair. Jordan ...

This revival stars Jeremy Jordan, who personifies the word “charisma.” Whether rappelling on the stage or stuck downstage left under a spotlight (lighting design by Scott Zielinski), Jordan ...

Still, no one can argue with the performances here, notably Jeremy Jordan, the popular Broadway singer from Newsies and The Great Gatsby, here giving the performance of his career. In command of a ...

Floyd, with his portrayer Jordan confined to a slanted plank for most of the rest of the musical, isn’t coming up. Jason Gotay (standing), Jeremy Jordan in ‘Floyd Collins’ Joan Marcus While ...

Over the past roughly 15 years, Jeremy Jordan has become a Broadway star by appearing in a succession of mostly amiable but banal original musicals, among them adaptations of “Bonnie and Clyde” and, ...

A shocking and true tale of the American West comes to life on Broadway tonight as FLOYD COLLINS, opens at Lincoln Center Theater, in a new production starring Tony-nominee Jeremy Jordan.

Despite Guettel’s always arresting score, Landau’s book doesn’t really take off until the second act when the circus of journalists, hucksters and even a movie director make their appearance above the ...