City teens heading to job interviews can now look like real stars — thanks to wardrobes donated from Big Apple-produced TV, ...

The founders of downtown New York's avant-garde ensemble — Chris Wink, Phil Stanton and Matt Goldman — dish on their new sketches (now involving iPads) and how innovation keeps the franchise ...

By the time I moved to Boston in 2002, Blue Man Group had already been running here for seven years, always available for ...

Blue Man Group recently hit a major milestone, celebrating 25 years of electrifying audiences in Las Vegas with their signature mix of drumming, comedy, and colorful chaos without uttering a ...

NEW YORK — After 17,800 shows and 82,150 gallons of paint, Blue Man Group is hanging up its bald caps at the Astor Place Theater for good on Sunday. It arrived there in 1991, when George H.W ...

Blue Man Group came together in New York City in 1987. Longtime friends Goldman, Stanton and Wink put the concept together over a series of salon-style “happenings” around the city, which they ...

They look nothing like Blue Men, though: no blue face paint. They aren’t even standing properly, their trainers politely point out. In a sense, Blue Man is a misnomer.

In their Astor Place habitat, Blue Man Group performed an astonishing 1285 consecutive shows without a cancellation or substitution. But, as Goldman recalled, “We realized that if we wanted to ...