“Redwood” gave me a renewed appreciation for “Into the Woods” and its composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim. His show has the same themes, and the song “No One Is Alone,” softly sung by Cinderella, is a wise meditation on loss among the leaves that goes straight for the soul.

There is an argument between a group of characters in the new Broadway musical Redwood (Nederlander Theatre, booking through July 6) that is both pointless—it’s merely a clumsy attempt to whip up conflict to jolt the audience’s attention—and harsh on the ears,

Menzel's love of performing began as a child singing "Edelweiss" in the choir; now she's back on Broadway in a new musical set in a forest and opening Feb. 13

Redwood is produced on Broadway by Eva Price, Caroline Kaplan, and Loudmouth Media.

You’ll see the whole story coming from the first minute you enter the forest in this new musical by Tina Landau and Kate Diaz.

Menzel said being at the N.Y.C. venue where she first performed in 'Rent' nearly 30 years ago is "causing me to reflect a lot on who I am and where I’ve come from"

The “Wicked” belter scales a 300-foot tree, and a mountain of songs, in a powerful if woo-woo musical about trauma and resilience.