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Article | By Leah Putnam | November 3, 2022
LaTanya Richardson Jackson Talks Being 1st Female Director of an August Wilson Play On Broadway
Currently directing The Piano Lesson revival, Jackson joined Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show to talk about the production.
Article | By Talaura Harms | April 27, 2022
Celebrate 20 Years of The Lion King on Tour With Casts Past and Present
The original and current Mufasas, Simbas, and Nalas talk about the show and life on the road.
Article | By Harry Haun | August 16, 2013
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Soul Doctor — Shlomo in Slo-Mo
Jazzing up Judaism has always been a young man’s game, but anybody who tries it always seems to be following in the conflicted footsteps of Al Jolson’s "Jazz Singer," weaving between the straight-and-narrow of by-the-Torah traditionalism and the bright lights of show biz. Such was the crooked path pursued by Rabbi Sholomo Carlebach, whose Soul Doctor shingle went up Aug. 15 at Circle in the Square.
Article | By Blake Ross | April 20, 2013
THE WEEK AHEAD, April 20-26: Macbeth, Testament of Mary, Bountiful, I'll Eat You Last and Pippin Open on Broadway
Playbill.com's weekly planner reminds you that solo shows from Alan Cumming, Bette Midler and Fiona Shaw surface on Broadway… Pippin's got new "Magic to Do"… Cicely Tyson searches for Bountiful… Awards season kicks off with nomination announcements from the Drama League and Drama Desk awards… and it's Broadway's Easter at the 27th Annual BC/EFA Easter Bonnet Competition! It's the last official week of the 2012-13 Broadway season this WEEK AHEAD!
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | November 13, 2001
The Lion King Gets Seven Ovations in L.A.
They didn't have to compete with one another in New York, but The Lion King and Contact went head-to-head at the Los Angeles 2001 Ovation Awards, held Nov. 12. Lion King, settled in at the Pantages Theatre, received 12 nominations including Best Musical, Best Leading Actress and Best Featured Actor and Actress. Contact received nine, with Tony Award winner Susan Stroman and Tony Award winner Julie Taymor both up for directing honors. The Center Theatre Group, who controls both the Ahmanson and the Mark Taper Forum, garnered a whopping 32 nominations.
Article | By Andrew Gans | April 10, 2024
Photos: Take a Look at J. Harrison Ghee, Zachary Noah Piser, More in Songs From Pippin Concert
Tony winner Danny Burstein hosted the April 8 performance at Symphony Space.
Article | By Molly Higgins | February 16, 2024
J. Harrison Ghee, Kate Baldwin, Zachary Noah Piser, More Will Sing Songs from Pippin at Symphony Space
Tony winner Danny Burstein will host the event.
Article | By Molly Higgins | December 22, 2023
HBO Renews The Gilded Age for Season 3
The season two finale aired December 17, and all episodes are now available to stream on Max.
Article | By Robin Reif | June 10, 2017
How Harvey Fierstein’s Torch Song Became the Trilogy
This 1982 interview offers a rare glimpse of Fierstein on the verge of stardom, as he gets personal about his successes, vulnerabilities, and more before he became a symbol of Broadway.
Article | By Mark Shenton | May 28, 2010
Lend Me A Tenor—the Musical to Premiere at U.K.'s Plymouth Theatre Royal; Sally Ann Triplett to Star
Ken Ludwig's comedy Lend Me a Tenor, currently running at Broadway's Music Box Theatre but which recently announced it is to shutter Aug. 15, will resurface instead just over a month later, when Peter Sham and Brad Carroll's new musical adaptation begins a pre-West End run at the U.K.'s Theatre Royal, Plymouth.
Article | By Robert Simonson | June 17, 2005
PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, June 11-18: Wonder of Wonders!
New plays by vital working American playwrights are almost never given out of-the-box Broadway berths these days. British plays, sure. But Yankee scripts? They percolate forever in the hinterlands, bopping from regional house to regional house, or premiere Off-Broadway, where producers await the verdict of the critics before looking into Broadway bookings.
Article | By Robert Simonson | June 17, 2005
PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, June 11-18: Wonder of Wonders!
New plays by vital working American playwrights are almost never given out of-the-box Broadway berths these days. British plays, sure. But Yankee scripts? They percolate forever in the hinterlands, bopping from regional house to regional house, or premiere Off-Broadway, where producers await the verdict of the critics before looking into Broadway bookings.
Article | By Andrew Gans | November 26, 2004
DIVA TALK: Chatting with Tony Award Winner Donna McKechnie Plus the City Center Encores! Bash
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Article | By Andrew Gans | November 26, 2004
DIVA TALK: Chatting with Tony Award Winner Donna McKechnie Plus the City Center Encores! Bash
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 18, 2004
Terrence Mann and Charles Busch Join All-Star Pippin Concert; Barre to Direct
Two more names have been added to the cast of the upcoming concert presentation of Stephen Schwartz's Pippin, which will be presented Nov. 29 to commemorate World AIDS Day.
Article | By Robert Simonson | January 22, 2002
Roundabout's Picture Brings Home the Bacon Beginning Jan. 22
Kevin Bacon will begin his Broadway run in the Roundabout Theatre Company staging of Heather McDonald's An Almost Holy Picture on Jan. 22. Official opening of the Michael Mayer-directed piece is Feb. 7.
Article | By Robert Simonson | January 10, 2002
Bacon Gets the Picture Starting Jan. 22; Dossett to Perform Certain Matinees
Kevin Bacon will begin his Broadway run in the Roundabout Theatre Company staging of Heather McDonald's An Almost Holy Picture on Jan. 22. Official opening of the Michael Mayer-directed piece is Feb. 7.
Article | January 2, 2002
2001 Necrology: Playbill On-Line Recalls Theatre Folk Who Passed On
A director in a famed theatre family. A celebrated actress of the 1950s who worked too little on the stage. A character man who would play a TV martian. An African-American actress who broke boundaries. An impish actor known for light comedy and serious drama on stage and screen.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | January 2, 2002
2001 Necrology: Playbill On-Line Recalls Theatre Folk Who Passed On
A director in a famed theatre family. A celebrated actress of the 1950s who worked too little on the stage. A character man who would play a TV martian. An African-American actress who broke boundaries. An impish actor known for light comedy and serious drama on stage and screen.
Article | By Robert Simonson | October 16, 2001
Kevin Bacon to Star in Roundabout's Picture on Broadway, Feb. 7
They'll be no degrees of separation between Kevin Bacon and Broadway this season as the "Footloose" and "Diner" star appears in Heather McDonald's An Almost Holy Picture at the Roundabout Theatre Company this January. Michael Mayer directs.

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