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Article | By Robert Simonson, Andrew Gans | September 14, 2004
It's Official: New York Times Friday Theatre Column Is No More
It's been reported by Variety. It's been reported by the New York Post. And now it has been finally confirmed by the New York Times: that broadsheet's weekly Friday theatre column has passed into history.
Article | By Carey Purcell | May 5, 2014
"Globe on Screen" Will Present Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Tempest in Cinemas
The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre productions of Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Tempest will be screened in cinemas as part of the "Globe on Screen" season.
Article | By Mark Shenton | March 19, 2010
Flashdance The Musical to Open at West End's Shaftesbury Theatre in Fall
Flashdance The Musical, based on the 1983 film of the same name, will open at the West End's Shaftesbury Theatre in the fall.
Article | By Mark Shenton | July 31, 2009
Orchestrator Brohn to Get a Spotlight in London Concert
The work of William David Brohn, 1998 Tony winner for Best Orchestrations for Ragtime and a nominee in 2002 and 2004 for Sweet Smell of Success and Wicked, respectively, is to be celebrated in a one-night gala, Broadway to West End – By Special Arrangement.
Article | By Andrew Gans | November 2, 2007
DIVA TALK: Chatting with Frankenstein's Christiane Noll Plus News of Peters, Ripley and Mason
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Article | By Andrew Gans | November 2, 2007
DIVA TALK: Chatting with Frankenstein's Christiane Noll Plus News of Peters, Ripley and Mason
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Article | August 2, 2002
Who's Got Rhythm? Musical Rhythm Club Still Strummin'
The Rhythm Club, the new American musical about young people in Germany mesmerized by the freedom and vitality of swing music during the Hitler era, is still hoping to be heard in New York City.
Article | November 13, 2000
The Rhythm Club Won't Play This Spring, Now Aims for Fall 2001
The Rhythm Club, long troubled with monetary woes, will be the first casaulty of the spring 2001 season. The new tuner from Broadway first-timers Matthew Sklar and Charles Beguelin has postponed its New York run until fall 2001.
Article | November 3, 2000
Rhythm Club Loses Backer; Still Plans March Bway Opening at Virginia
It's a rare theatre season, indeed, where every show announced comes in as planned. With Seussical now safely in previews, the next show displaying trouble signs is The Rhythm Club, Broadway first timers Matthew Sklar and Charles Beguelin's1930's musical about Hamburg's swing kids who fought with jazz and jitterbug against the Nazi regime.
Article | October 9, 2000
No Rhythm Club in Chicago: Musical Heads Straight for NYC Feb. 17
Chicago keeps losing pre-Broadway tours, it seems. While Aida did manage to preview there (while almost losing its stars in a staging mishap), Jesus Christ Superstar went back on its promise to start there. Now, The Rhythm Club, the new swing era musical, has canceled out on its January run at the Ford Center, Oriental Theatre.
Article | October 3, 2000
Rhythm Club Hums Along in Pre-Bway World Preem in VA, to Oct. 22
The aborning musical, The Rhythm Club, currently in an engagement at the 136-seat Signature Theatre in Arlington, VA, through Oct. 22, is enjoying something that other tryout musicals famously lack — a kind of anonymity.
Article | July 20, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Only a Decade Ago
It's already quite evident that the 1997-1998 Broadway musical season will be one of the busiest in recent years, with seven new musicals scheduled to be playing by the end of the year, at least two or three more announced for the spring, and several revivals mixed in. And unlike last season, the arrival of new musicals will stretch from September to April; last fall saw the revivals of Chicago and Once Upon A Mattress open, but all the new titles were crammed into the five-week period prior to the deadline for Tony nominations.
Article | July 20, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Only a Decade Ago
It's already quite evident that the 1997-1998 Broadway musical season will be one of the busiest in recent years, with seven new musicals scheduled to be playing by the end of the year, at least two or three more announced for the spring, and several revivals mixed in. And unlike last season, the arrival of new musicals will stretch from September to April; last fall saw the revivals of Chicago and Once Upon A Mattress open, but all the new titles were crammed into the five-week period prior to the deadline for Tony nominations.
Article | July 20, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Only a Decade Ago
It's already quite evident that the 1997-1998 Broadway musical season will be one of the busiest in recent years, with seven new musicals scheduled to be playing by the end of the year, at least two or three more announced for the spring, and several revivals mixed in. And unlike last season, the arrival of new musicals will stretch from September to April; last fall saw the revivals of Chicago and Once Upon A Mattress open, but all the new titles were crammed into the five-week period prior to the deadline for Tony nominations.
Article | By Playbill Staff | April 18, 2014
From Romeo and Juliet to Of Mice and Men, A Look at the 2013-14 Season: The Play Revivals
With the 2013-14 Broadway season coming to a close this month (April 24 is the cut-off date for eligibility for the 68th Annual Tony Awards), Playbill.com offers a four-part look at the current season. Here are this season's play revivals.
Article | By Playbill Staff | April 18, 2014
From Romeo and Juliet to Of Mice and Men, A Look at the 2013-14 Season: The Play Revivals
With the 2013-14 Broadway season coming to a close this month (April 24 is the cut-off date for eligibility for the 68th Annual Tony Awards), Playbill.com offers a four-part look at the current season. Here are this season's play revivals.
Article | By Mark Shenton | December 16, 2013
The Pajama Game to Transfer to West End's Shaftesbury Theatre from Chichester's Minerva
Richard Eyre's production of the 1954 Broadway musical The Pajama Game, first seen at Chichester's Minerva Theatre earlier this summer, is to transfer to the West End's Shaftesbury Theatre, beginning performances May 1, 2014, prior to an official opening May 13.
Article | By Mark Shenton | October 21, 2011
Restaged Production of Phantom to Hit the U.K. Touring Road; John Owen-Jones, Earl Carpenter to Star
A brand-new U.K. touring production of The Phantom of the Opera will hit the road, beginning performances at the Theatre Royal, Plymouth Feb. 27, 2012, prior to an official opening March 13.
Article | By Andrew Gans | May 30, 2008
DIVA TALK: Catching Up with Karen Akers, Tony Talk and News of Callaway and Errico
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Article | By Andrew Gans | May 30, 2008
DIVA TALK: Catching Up with Karen Akers, Tony Talk and News of Callaway and Errico
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.

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