The Who's rock opera 'Tommy,' which was revived on Broadway in March, will close on July 21. The show will continue on a national tour in 2025.

On this day 55 years ago — May 17, 1969 — the British rock band The Who released what it called a “rock opera." The quirky album "Tommy" catapulted the band into stardom, and since then has ...

The Who’s Tommy, the rock opera that originally ran on Broadway from 1993 through 1995, is closing once again. The revival of the show at the Nederlander Theater opened in March earlier this ...

On May 23, 1969, The Who released their breakthrough album, Tommy. It was their fourth studio album and would sell more than twenty million copies, receive wide critical acclaim, and be inducted ...

The Who's "Tommy" returns to Broadway 07:54. Pete Townshend's musical "Tommy" is back on Broadway. The Who's original rock opera about a "Pinball Wizard" has been reimagined for 2024, but it's ...

Tommy' is an incredible work from The Who, but there's one element of the album and subsequent musical film that I still don't understand.

Quadrophenia is more focused than the most famous rock opera by The Who, Tommy. The story and theme of a disillusioned kid was relatable to British youth at the time. It also focused heavily on songs.

In staging the storied rock opera in Chicago, its creators argue that the show’s exploration of celebrity worship and childhood trauma is more relevant than ever. By Julia Jacobs Reporting from ...

This production by Des McAnuff, who directed the show in its original run more than 30 years ago, brings an intoxicating energy to the story of a boy who survives trauma to become a folk hero.

They are switching gears a little bit and turning the space into what feels like a rock concert in the 1960s. “The Who’s Tommy” rock opera is taking over OTP April 26 to May 18.