Blue Man Group Las Vegas is partnering with American Sign Language Communication to host a special performance for deaf and hard of hearing guests, offering a full-length production designed to ensure ...

The Blue Man Group, the iconic performance group known for its shows using innovative percussion instruments while covered in blue paint, took a bow in Chicago for the final time on Sunday. A line ...

I thought they would always be there, the blue men. By the time I moved to Boston in 2002, Blue Man Group had already been running here for seven years, always available for tourists, locals ...

They will perform at an additional show that has been added on January 9 at 4:00 PM, and they will also perform during the January 24 performance at 8:00 PM. Both shows are currently on sale. The ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Blue Man Group announced Friday it will conclude its decades-long residency in Chicago early next year. The final Chicago performance will be on Jan. 5, 2025. Tickets to final ...

From the moment the audience enters the unknown world of Blue Man Group, they are immersed into a futuristic interactive environment that provides an experience unlike anything they’ve experienced ...

Nineteen years after the Blue Man Group debuted their first Orlando production at Universal CityWalk, and six years after ...

NEW YORK - New York's Blue Man Group is packing it in after more than 30 years on stage. The group got its start in New York's Astor Place in 1991, and grew in acclaim, ultimately taking up additional ...

Chris Wink, Matt Goldman and Phil Stanton workshopped the performance art piece known as Blue Man Group in small Downtown Manhattan venues and living rooms nearly 40 years ago. Its concept was ...

Its pulsing, pounding, circus-like alien invasion may not be as widespread as it once was, but Blue Man Group is still blowing minds around the world. The current North American tour brings its one-of ...

When Blue Man Group began its Boston show at the Charles Playhouse in 1995, it was “absolutely mind-blowing,” Boston.com reader F.M. from Amesbury said. She saw the show in its early days and ...