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Article | By Steven Suskin | December 19, 2010
THE BOOK SHELF: Holiday Roundup of Theatre Books Fit for Gift-Giving
Sal Mineo, LaChanze, Joseph Papp, the history of Broadway venues and (of course) musicals appear in our end-of-the-year roundup of books, just in time for holiday shopping.
Article | By Steven Suskin | December 19, 2010
THE BOOK SHELF: Holiday Roundup of Theatre Books Fit for Gift-Giving
Sal Mineo, LaChanze, Joseph Papp, the history of Broadway venues and (of course) musicals appear in our end-of-the-year roundup of books, just in time for holiday shopping.
Article | By Robert Viagas | March 4, 2003
Hear Sam Mendes Biographer on "Radio Playbill" March 4-10
Matt Wolf, the London correspondent for the showbiz trade paper Variety, visits "Radio Playbill" on Sirius Satellite Radio this week to discuss his new book on director Sam Mendes and the Donmar Warehouse Theatre. On the table: Mendes’ groundbreaking Cabaret, the stage precedents for his Oscar-winning American Beauty, Mendes’ plans for directing Gypsy on Broadway, and what happened between Mendes and Stephen Sondheim in the Assassins workshop.
Article | By Robert Viagas | December 30, 2016
In Memoriam: Remembering Those We Lost in 2016
We say farewell to Edward Albee, James M. Nederlander, David Bowie many more, from onstage and behind the scenes.
Article | January 12, 2016
Life of Tony-Winning Broadway Producer May Be TV Series
A biography and TV series will chronicle the life of the late Marty Richards, the stage and film producer who was among the backers of the Academy Award-winning 2002 film of the musical Chicago, and whose Broadway credits included Sweeney Todd, Crimes of the Heart and La Cage aux Folles.
Article | By Michael Gioia | June 24, 2015
What Is the Play That Changed Your Life? Audra McDonald, Jeremy Jordan, Cyndi Lauper and More Answer!
We all remember our first time. Not just the first time we entered a theatre, but the first time our life was changed by live performance. That spark ignites our passion.
Article | By Michael Buckley | February 15, 2004
STAGE TO SCREENS: James Lipton Chats About Sherry and "Inside the Actor's Studio"
This month we talk to James Lipton, the host-writer-executive producer of "Inside the Actors Studio" (which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary) and the lyricist-librettist of Sherry (the 1967 Broadway musical, based on the Moss Hart-George S. Kaufman classic comedy The Man Who Came to Dinner).
Article | By Michael Buckley | February 15, 2004
STAGE TO SCREENS: James Lipton Chats About Sherry and "Inside the Actor's Studio"
This month we talk to James Lipton, the host-writer-executive producer of "Inside the Actors Studio" (which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary) and the lyricist-librettist of Sherry (the 1967 Broadway musical, based on the Moss Hart-George S. Kaufman classic comedy The Man Who Came to Dinner).
Article | By Robert Viagas | January 4, 2004
NY Times Cultural Editor Darnton on "Radio Playbill" Jan. 5-17
John Darnton now wears the title of Associate Editor at The New York Times, but it doesn’t begin to describe his 36 years as a correspondent to the paper of record, his years as a correspondent in Poland, Spain, Britain and Africa, his two Polk Awards and his Pulitzer Prize.
Article | By Robert Viagas | April 14, 2003
Laugh Star Yakov Smirnoff Visits "Radio Playbill" April 15-21
Russian-American comedian Yakov Smirnoff visits "Radio Playbill" the week of April 15-21 to talk with host Robert Viagas about his quest for the American dream, and to perform samples from his new Broadway solo show, As Long as We Both Shall Laugh.
Article | By Steven Suskin | July 28, 2002
ON THE RECORD: Into the Woods with Miss Spectacular
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Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Into the Woods is back on Broadway, complete with a Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical. The same director, Lapine, is present; the material is pretty much the same, with some minor (but helpful) alterations.
Article | By Steven Suskin | July 28, 2002
ON THE RECORD: Into the Woods with Miss Spectacular
INTO THE WOODS Nonesuch 79686
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Into the Woods is back on Broadway, complete with a Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical. The same director, Lapine, is present; the material is pretty much the same, with some minor (but helpful) alterations.
Article | By Ken Mandelbaum | March 9, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Whoopi's Forum
Within the first 10 minutes of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at the St. James Theatre, you will see the top-billed star reject a rag doll by saying, "I don't want this blonde baby!," react to the surprise appearance of wizened actor William Duell by exclaiming, "What am I gonna do with that old white man? Hell, I got one at home!," and fix a withering stare on latecomers while telling them how hard she's worked in the last month to get the opening number right. By the time these 10 minutes have elapsed, even those out of the country for the last six months will be aware that Nathan Lane is not in the show anymore.
Article | March 9, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Whoopi's Forum
Within the first 10 minutes of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at the St. James Theatre, you will see the top-billed star reject a rag doll by saying, "I don't want this blonde baby!," react to the surprise appearance of wizened actor William Duell by exclaiming, "What am I gonna do with that old white man? Hell, I got one at home!," and fix a withering stare on latecomers while telling them how hard she's worked in the last month to get the opening number right. By the time these 10 minutes have elapsed, even those out of the country for the last six months will be aware that Nathan Lane is not in the show anymore.
Article | By Michael Buckley | April 5, 2009
STAGE TO SCREENS: The New Chorus Line Documentary, Plus "Rescue Me" Actor Pasquale
Charlotte d'Amboise, James D. Stern, Adam Del Deo, Jason Tam and Kay Cole discuss "Every Little Step," the A Chorus Line documentary. Plus, a chat with "reasons to be pretty" actor Steven Pasquale.
Article | By Michael Buckley | April 5, 2009
STAGE TO SCREENS: The New Chorus Line Documentary, Plus "Rescue Me" Actor Pasquale
Charlotte d'Amboise, James D. Stern, Adam Del Deo, Jason Tam and Kay Cole discuss "Every Little Step," the A Chorus Line documentary. Plus, a chat with "reasons to be pretty" actor Steven Pasquale.
Article | By Michael Buckley | November 17, 2008
STAGE TO SCREENS: Chats with Osment, Lindsay-Abaire, Ashley and Gaynor
This month: Haley Joel Osment (American Buffalo), David Lindsay-Abaire (Shrek the Musical), Elizabeth Ashley (Dividing the Estate), and Mitzi Gaynor ("Razzle Dazzle! The Special Years").
Article | By Michael Buckley | November 16, 2008
STAGE TO SCREENS: Chats with Osment, Lindsay-Abaire, Ashley and Gaynor
This month: Haley Joel Osment (American Buffalo), David Lindsay-Abaire (Shrek the Musical), Elizabeth Ashley (Dividing the Estate), and Mitzi Gaynor ("Razzle Dazzle! The Special Years").
Article | By Wayman Wong | December 1, 2004
THE LEADING MEN: Pacific Heights
In this holiday season, here are three heavenly "Leading Men" who sing like angels: Paolo Montalban (Pacific Overtures), Michael Arden (Easter Rising) and Tommy Foster (The METH-od to My Madness).
Article | By Wayman Wong | December 1, 2004
THE LEADING MEN: Pacific Heights
In this holiday season, here are three heavenly "Leading Men" who sing like angels: Paolo Montalban (Pacific Overtures), Michael Arden (Easter Rising) and Tommy Foster (The METH-od to My Madness).

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