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Article | By Robert Simonson | January 8, 2013
ASK PLAYBILL.COM: A Question About the Mercury Theatre, the House That Orson Built
A question about the brief, bright light of Orson Welles and John Houseman's Mercury Theatre in New York City. Does the venue still stand?
Article | By Robert Simonson | January 8, 2013
ASK PLAYBILL.COM: A Question About the Mercury Theatre, the House That Orson Built
A question about the brief, bright light of Orson Welles and John Houseman's Mercury Theatre in New York City. Does the venue still stand?
Article | By Playbill Staff | October 31, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: October 31
In 2010, Kander and Ebb's The Scottsboro Boys opens on Broadway.
Article | By Playbill Staff | October 10, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: October 10
In 2016, comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney say Oh, Hello to Broadway at the Lyceum Theatre.
Article | By Playbill Staff | November 11, 2019
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: November 11
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 31, 2019
Tony-Winning Director-Producer Hal Prince On His 10 Favorite Theatregoing Experiences
In 2013 the legendary producer and director reflected on his decades of theatregoing.
Article | By Carey Purcell | January 29, 2015
92Y to Feature Peter Pan Live! Star Allison Williams, Fun Home's Michael Cerveris and Music of Jerry Herman
Present-day stars of stage and screen, as well as presentations about the game-changing figures of entertainment history, will be featured at the 92nd Street Y.
Article | By Playbill Staff | January 23, 2013
Multiple Tony-Winning Director-Producer Hal Prince Shares His Theatregoing Experiences
Playbill.com's new feature series, Their Favorite Things, asks members of the theatre community to share the Broadway performances that most affected them as part of the audience.

This week we spotlight the choices of Hal Prince, the multiple Tony Award-winning producer and director, who is currently celebrating the 25th Broadway anniversary of his Tony-winning production of The Phantom of the Opera.

"These are ten choice productions that I remember vividly," Prince told Playbill.com. "However, there are 'tens' of other productions I admire just as much, maybe more, or maybe almost as much."
Article | By Playbill Staff | January 23, 2013
Multiple Tony-Winning Director-Producer Hal Prince Shares His Theatregoing Experiences
Playbill.com's new feature series, Their Favorite Things, asks members of the theatre community to share the Broadway performances that most affected them as part of the audience.

This week we spotlight the choices of Hal Prince, the multiple Tony Award-winning producer and director, who is currently celebrating the 25th Broadway anniversary of his Tony-winning production of The Phantom of the Opera.

"These are ten choice productions that I remember vividly," Prince told Playbill.com. "However, there are 'tens' of other productions I admire just as much, maybe more, or maybe almost as much."
Article | By Kenneth Jones | April 9, 2011
Rockin' the Hate, Broadway-Aimed White Noise Opens in Chicago; Douglas Sills Stars
White Noise, the new rock musical about a controversial band with a taste for white-supremacy content, opens April 9 in Chicago following previews from April 1. The world-premiere staging is directed and choreographed by Broadway's Sergio Trujillo.
Article | By Matthew Blank | April 9, 2011
PHOTO CALL: A First Look at White Noise, With MacKenzie Mauzy and Emily Padgett, in Chicago
White Noise, the new Broadway-aimed rock musical about a controversial band with a taste for white-supremacy content, begins performances plays a world-premiere engagement in Chicago. Sergio Trujillo directs and choreographs.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | April 1, 2011
Douglas Sills, MacKenzie Mauzy, Rodney Hicks, Luba Mason Make White Noise, Starting April 1
White Noise, the new Broadway-aimed rock musical about a controversial band with a taste for white-supremacy content, begins performances in Chicago on April 1. The world-premiere staging is directed and choreographed by Broadway's Sergio Trujillo.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | March 12, 2011
Douglas Sills Will Play Record Producer in Musical White Noise
Tony Award nominee Douglas Sills has joined the cast of the new Broadway-aimed rock musical White Noise, about a band with a white-supremacy edge, the producers announced March 11. The star of Broadway's The Scarlet Pimpernel will play the role of the record producer Max.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | February 22, 2011
White Noise's Chicago Premiere Will Star Luba Mason, Rodney Hicks, MacKenzie Mauzy, John Hickok
The eight-week Chicago run of White Noise, the new rock musical about a pop sister act that performs White Supremacy-laced songs, will feature Broadway's Luba Mason, Rodney Hicks, MacKenzie Mauzy, John Hickok and more.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | November 9, 2008
British Musical Tomorrow Morning Wakes Up in Chicago, Opening Nov. 9
Tomorrow Morning, a new musical drama about relationships — with a surprise twist — by British composer, librettist and lyricist Laurence Mark Wythe, opens in its Chicago premiere Nov. 9 following previews from Oct. 31.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | October 31, 2008
Armon, Mahler, Rayson and Thompson Embrace Tomorrow Morning Beginning Oct. 31
Tomorrow Morning, a new musical about two relationships, by British composer, librettist and lyricist Laurence Mark Wythe, receives its Chicago premiere starting Oct. 31.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | August 25, 2008
Armon, Rayson, Thompson and Mahler Will Sing in Chicago Premiere of Tomorrow Morning
Tomorrow Morning, a new musical about two relationships, by British composer, librettist and lyricist Laurence Mark Wythe, will receive its Chicago premiere under the direction of Tom Mullen, who also co-produces, Oct. 31-Dec. 7 at the Victory Gardens Theater Greenhouse.
Article | November 11, 2001
Today In Theatre History: NOVEMBER 11
1924 Desire Under the Elms opens a run of 208 performances at the Greenwich Village Theatre, as Walter Huston, Charles Ellis and Mary Morris are featured in this Eugene O'Neill play.
Article | November 15, 2000
OOB's Cocteau Stops Rocking Blitzstein's Cradle, Nov. 16
The Jean Cocteau Rep's production of Marc Blitzstein's searing, but seldom-seen musical, The Cradle Will Rock, received more press attention that the small Bowery theatre is typically accustomed to, and, as a result, the show was extended a month. After opening Aug. 18, Cradle was originally due to shutter on Oct. 19, but it isn’t unusual for the Off-Off-Broadway company to extend shows that are well-received.
Article | October 20, 2000
Cocteau Rep's Merchant of Venice Opens on Oct. 20
Jean Cocteau Repertory will tackle one of Shakespeare's stickiest plays Oct. 20, when it officially opens its The Merchant of Venice. (Previews began Oct. 6.) The drama, about friendship and love, boasts one of the Bard's most famous — or infamous (depending on your point of view) — characters, the Jewish moneylender Shylock. The alternately villainous and humane portrait of Shylock, as well as the flagrant anti semitism he suffered throughout the play, have confounded many a director, actor and company for years.

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