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Article | By Margaret Hall | March 13, 2024
Celebrating 8 of Broadway's Overlooked Female Creatives
A wealth of women created for the stage in Broadway's midcentury, only to be forgotten by the general public.
Article | By Louis Botto | September 21, 2007
Backward Glances: Actors' Favorite Houses
Playbill senior writer Louis Botto takes a walking tour of stars' favorite theatres.
Article | By Playbill Staff | January 31, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: January 31
Happy birthday, Tallulah Bankhead.
Article | By Robert Simonson | July 25, 2003
PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, July 19-25: Casting Notes
The title of "Pulitzer Prize-winner" is working nicely for hitherto relatively obscure playwright Nilo Cruz. The upcoming East Coast premiere of his honored Anna in the Tropics will boast a cast headed by television star Jimmy Smits, Tony-winner Priscilla Lopez, Rent star Daphne Rubin-Vega and critical darling John Ortiz. That's a big change from the play's premiere at the New Theatre in Coral Gables, Florida, which didn't have Smits, Lopez, Rubin-Vega, Ortiz or anybody else New York casting agents might recognize.
Article | By Robert Simonson | July 24, 2003
PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, July 19-25: Casting Notes
The title of "Pulitzer Prize-winner" is working nicely for hitherto relatively obscure playwright Nilo Cruz. The upcoming East Coast premiere of his honored Anna in the Tropics will boast a cast headed by television star Jimmy Smits, Tony-winner Priscilla Lopez, Rent star Daphne Rubin-Vega and critical darling John Ortiz. That's a big change from the play's premiere at the New Theatre in Coral Gables, Florida, which didn't have Smits, Lopez, Rubin-Vega, Ortiz or anybody else New York casting agents might recognize.
Article | By Harry Haun | October 21, 2011
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Relatively Speaking — Brawl in the Family
Meet the first-nighters at the Broadway opening of Relatively Speaking, the collection of one-acts by Woody Allen, Ethan Coen and Elaine May.
Article | By Harry Haun | October 21, 2011
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Relatively Speaking — Brawl in the Family
Meet the first-nighters at the Broadway opening of Relatively Speaking, the collection of one-acts by Woody Allen, Ethan Coen and Elaine May.
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 Robert Simonson | November 27, 2012
Marty Richards, Tony-Winning Broadway and Film Producer, Dies at 80
Marty Richards, a 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, died Nov. 26. He was 80.
Article | By Christopher Wallenberg | October 9, 2011
STAGE TO SCREENS: Theatre Stars and Stories Flicker on the Big Screen in Fall 2011
Hugh Jackman, Meryl Streep, "War Horse," God of Carnage, playwrights John Logan and Beau Willimon, and a speculative tale about Shakespeare are in movie theatres this fall. Playbill.com offers coming attractions of the stage stars, stage writers and stage titles making their way to the movies.
Article | By Christopher Wallenberg | October 9, 2011
STAGE TO SCREENS: Theatre Stars and Stories Flicker on the Big Screen in Fall 2011
Hugh Jackman, Meryl Streep, "War Horse," God of Carnage, playwrights John Logan and Beau Willimon, and a speculative tale about Shakespeare are in movie theatres this fall. Playbill.com offers coming attractions of the stage stars, stage writers and stage titles making their way to the movies.
Article | By Eric Grode | November 10, 2002
STAGE TO SCREEN: Goldenthal and Taymor's 'Frida'; 'Auto Focus'
A quick look at Elliot Goldenthal’s resume shows a fondness for the otherworldly. Many of his most famous works ("Interview With the Vampire," "Alien 3," two of the "Batman" films) dwell in a fantasy realm that refuses to be pinned to any specific place or time. And the same can certainly be said for his collaborations with Julie Taymor, his personal and professional partner for some 20 years. "Titus," The Green Bird, Juan Darien: A Carnival Mass — none of these is exactly a period piece. At least not from any period that you can find in an encyclopedia or biography.
Article | By Eric Grode | November 10, 2002
STAGE TO SCREEN: Goldenthal and Taymor's 'Frida'; 'Auto Focus'
A quick look at Elliot Goldenthal’s resume shows a fondness for the otherworldly. Many of his most famous works ("Interview With the Vampire," "Alien 3," two of the "Batman" films) dwell in a fantasy realm that refuses to be pinned to any specific place or time. And the same can certainly be said for his collaborations with Julie Taymor, his personal and professional partner for some 20 years. "Titus," The Green Bird, Juan Darien: A Carnival Mass — none of these is exactly a period piece. At least not from any period that you can find in an encyclopedia or biography.
Article | By Michael Buckley | July 28, 2008
STAGE TO SCREENS: Chats with Estelle Parsons, Mary McCormack and Bryan Batt
This month we speak to Estelle Parsons (August: Osage County), Mary McCormack (Boeing-Boeing; "In Plain Sight") and Bryan Batt ("Mad Men").
Article | By Michael Buckley | July 27, 2008
STAGE TO SCREENS: Chats with Estelle Parsons, Mary McCormack and Bryan Batt
This month we speak to Estelle Parsons (August: Osage County), Mary McCormack (Boeing-Boeing; "In Plain Sight") and Bryan Batt ("Mad Men").
Article | June 8, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: What Makes Kitty Run?
Here are the performance tallies of the original Broadway productions of some of the most acclaimed and/or revived musicals of all time: Brigadoon: 581. Wonderful Town: 559. Kismet: 583. Sweet Charity: 608. Bye Bye Birdie: 607. Gypsy: 702. West Side Story: 732.
Article | June 8, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: What Makes Kitty Run?
Here are the performance tallies of the original Broadway productions of some of the most acclaimed and/or revived musicals of all time: Brigadoon: 581. Wonderful Town: 559. Kismet: 583. Sweet Charity: 608. Bye Bye Birdie: 607. Gypsy: 702. West Side Story: 732.
Article | By Robert Viagas | June 11, 2015
Pulitzer-Winning Works, Anthems of Equality, AIDS Awareness and Love at the Tony Awards Comprise Broadway's Gay Milestones
As part of Playbill.com's 30 Days of Pride, we offer a look back at the rise of gay consciousness in commercial American theatre.
Article | By Robert Viagas | June 23, 2014
Pulitzer-Winning Works, Anthems of Equality, AIDS Awareness and Love at the Tony Awards Comprise Broadway's Gay Milestones
As part of Playbill.com's 30 Days of Pride, we offer a look back at the rise of gay consciousness in commercial American theatre.
Article | By Robert Viagas | June 23, 2014
Pulitzer-Winning Works, Anthems of Equality, AIDS Awareness and Love at the Tony Awards Comprise Broadway's Gay Milestones
As part of Playbill.com's 30 Days of Pride, we offer a look back at the rise of gay consciousness in commercial American theatre.

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