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Article | By Robert Simonson | October 24, 2002
Scenes from a New York Theatre: Tharp and Joel's Movin' Out Opens on Broadway, Oct. 24
Movin' Out, the new musical collaboration between pop legend Billy Joel and choreographer Twyla Tharp — firing up audiences and the box office — will officially open at Broadway's Richard Rodgers Theatre Oct. 24, following previews since Sept. 30.
Article | By Robert Simonson | September 30, 2002
Movin' Out Moves Into Broadway's Richard Rodgers, Sept. 30
Movin' Out, the new musical collaboration between pop legend Billy Joel and choreographer Twyla Tharp, will move into Broadway's Richard Rodgers Theatre on Sept. 30. Opening night is Oct. 24.
Article | By Robert Simonson | September 1, 2002
Movin' Out Moves Out of Chicago; Broadway Run Begins Sept. 30
Movin' Out, the new musical collaboration between pop legend Billy Joel and choreographer Twyla Tharp, will move out of Chicago's Shubert Theatre, after a summer-long stay that began June 25.
Article | By Robert Simonson | July 19, 2002
Movin' Out Is a Big Shot in Chicago, as Joel-Tharp Show Opens
Movin' Out is the Big Show on State Street on July 19 when the new musical collaboration between pop legend Billy Joel and choreographer Twyla Tharp officially opens at Chicago's Shubert Theatre. Previews began June 25.
Article | By Robert Simonson | June 25, 2002
Movin' Out Moves in to Chicago Shubert Beginning June 25
Movin' Out, the new musical collaboration between pop legend Billy Joel and choreographer Twyla Tharp, will begin its pre-Broadway tryout in Chicago on June 25.
Article | By Robert Simonson | June 24, 2002
Movin' Out Songlist Includes Joel's 'Innocent Man,' 'Uptown Girl,' 'Big Shot'
Movin' Out, the new musical collaboration between pop legend Billy Joel and choreographer Twyla Tharp which will begin its pre-Broadway tryout in Chicago on June 25, has released its songlist—that is, the collection of pre-existing Joel songs which will make up the narrative's score.
Article | By Robert Simonson | May 31, 2002
Tickets for Broadway's Movin' Out Go on Sale June 2
Article | By Robert Simonson | April 26, 2002
Full Cast of Joel-Tharp Movin' Out Announced
The full cast for the new musical collaboration between pop legend Billy Joel and choreographer Twyla Tharp, Movin' Out, has been announced. As previously reported by PBOL, the leads will be played by John Selya, Elizabeth Parkinson, Keith Roberts, Ashley Tuttle, Scott Wise, Benjamin G. Bowman and Michael Cavanaugh.
Article | January 14, 2001
Swing Closes Jan. 14 on Broadway; Touring Co. Gets Strong Start in L.A.
After 43 previews and 461 performances, director and choreographer Lynne Taylor-Corbett's Tony-nominated Swing will close at the St. James Theatre on Jan. 14. The show has played at the St. James since it opened on Dec. 9, 1999. After a Nov. 20, 2000, launch, the Swing tour began at the Ahmanson in Los Angeles.
Article | By Murdoch McBride | September 29, 2000
Swing! to Shut Doors at St. James Theatre, Jan. 14, 2000
Director and choreographer Lynne Taylor-Corbett's Tony-nominated Swing, which opened Dec. 9 at the St. James Theatre will close on Jan. 14, 2000, Playbill On-Line has learned.
Article | By Murdoch McBride | June 13, 2000
Shubert New Haven Presents Tour Dates Bway's Swing!, May 8-20, 2001
The Shubert New Haven Theatre will present the current Broadway musical, Swing!, May 8-20, 2001. Shubert performing Arts Center president and CEO Caroline Werth announced that the show will be part of the New Haven theatre's 2000-2001 subscription series.
Article | October 7, 1999
Broadway's St. James to Swing Open Dec. 9
Director and choreographer Lynne Taylor-Corbett's latest show, Swing, will open Dec. 9 at the St. James Theatre. Previews for the show begin Nov. 2.
Article | April 15, 1998
Roundabout Postpones Bacharach World B'way Transfer
New York's Roundabout Theatre has officially postponed plans to produce the Burt Bacharach-Hal David revue What the World Needs Now on Broadway this summer.
Article | April 2, 1998
Cats' Lynne Stages Bacharach's World at Old Globe, Apr. 2
Billed as "a contemporary musical fable," a new musical featuring the hit songs of Burt Bacharach and Hal David opens April 2 at San Diego's Old Globe Theatre, for a run through May 3, What The World Needs Now is prepping for a Broadway run at the Roundabout Theatre, June 3-Aug. 16.
Article | March 25, 1998
David Ives' Timing Is Right at San Diego's Old Globe, Mar. 28
After opening its 1998 season with the psychological drama Scotland Road, San Diego CA's Old Globe Theatre takes a very different road: six one-act comedies by David Ives, at the Cassius Carter Centre Stage, Mar. 25-May 3. Ives' All In The Timing, directed by John Rando, opens Mar. 28.
Article | March 13, 1998
Last Chance: Scotland Road Closes at Old Globe Mar. 15
SAN DIEGO -- The Old Globe's 1998 season opened Feb. 7 with a production of Scotland Road, a psychological thriller by Jeffrey Hatcher staged in the Cassius Carter Centre Stage by Globe executive director Craig Noel. The show began previews Feb. 4 and ends its scheduled run Mar. 15.
Article | March 3, 1998
Cast Announced for World Needs Now at Old Globe, Apr. 2
SAN DIEGO -- The Old Globe Theatre has announced the cast for What the World Needs Now -- A Musical Fable, by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, which will have its world premiere April 2-May 3.
Article | By Andrew Gans | April 2, 2002
DIVA TALK SPECIAL: Sassy LuPone Sizzles As Anything Goes' Singin' Sweeney
It was one of those electrifying, all-too rare moments that only the musical theatre can provide. As a packed house thunderously applauded Patti LuPone's thrilling re-creation of her second-act Anything Goes show stopper, "Blow, Gabriel, Blow," LuPone turned her back to the audience and gestured to the conductor. As the orchestra furiously turned its music back a few pages — and the trumpet soloist rushed back to his seat — LuPone bellowed, "Brothers and sisters. We are here tonight to fight the devil!"
Article | By Robert Simonson | July 14, 2001
The Curtain Falls on The Follies of 2001, July 14
It's curtains for Loveland and the denizens, ghostly and otherwise, of Dimitri Weisman's show palace, as the Roundabout Theatre Company's Broadway revival of Follies—the first ever since the landmark show debuted in 1971—closes July 14. The show was originally supposed to end on that day, but early buzz and high hopes for Tony Award recognition prompted the producers to extend the show to Sept. 30 (and, in those weeks, change from a LORT to a more expensive commercial contract).
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Murdoch McBride | June 6, 2001
Tony-Fallow Follies Falls July 14
It's curtains for Loveland and the denizens, ghostly and otherwise, of Dimitri Weisman's show palace, as the Roundabout Theatre Company's Broadway revival of Follies has announced a July 14 closing date. The show was originally supposed to end on that day, but early buzz and high hopes for Tony Award recognition prompted the producers to extend the show to Sept. 30 (and, in those weeks, change from a LORT to a more expensive commercial contract). As recently as June 4, the early closing date was described by a show spokesperson as a "vicious rumor."

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