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Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | April 24, 2024
See Who's Joining Sandra Oh, Ann Harada, and Dale Soules in The Welkin at Atlantic Theater Company
Set in 1759, the piece centers on a young woman who has been sentenced to death and the 12 women who are tasked with verifying her pregnancy.
Article | By Meg Masseron | April 13, 2023
Get an Up-Close Look at Maria Björnson's Intricate Costumes from Phantom of the Opera
From the Phantom's bejeweled cape to individually designed tights, the costumes for Phantom are a maximalist fantasy.
Article | By Leah Putnam | January 9, 2023
Here's Who Will Star in the World Premiere of Elyria at Atlantic Theater Company
Awoye Timpo will direct Deepa Purohit's work about two women who must face the deal they made two decades earlier and their intertwined future.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | October 20, 2022
See Who's Starring in World Premiere of Lloyd Suh's The Far Country Off-Broadway
Following a family from rural Taishan to California, the new play begins at Atlantic Theater Company November 17.
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.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 7, 2012
Arian Moayed, Heather Raffo and More Serve Food and Fadwa, a Feast of Politics, Opening June 7
Tony Award nominee Arian Moayed of Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo is among cast members of New York Theatre Workshop/Noor Theatre's Middle East-set play Food and Fadwa, about cooking and politics, opening Off-Broadway June 7 following previews from May 18.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | February 13, 2009
CanStage Will Welcome Plays by Stoppard, Panych, Reza, Rogers, MacIvor and More in 2009-10
Canadian Stage Company's 2009-10 season will include three Canadian plays, three Canadian premieres and more, artistic producer Martin Bragg announced.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | January 7, 1998
First Glimpse: New B'way Sound Of Music
Yodelay-hee-hoo! The Sound Of Music held a special press presentation this morning, Jan. 7, and Playbill On-Line was there!
Article | January 7, 1998
First Glimpse: New B'way Sound Of Music
Yodelay-hee-hoo! The Sound Of Music held a special press presentation this morning, Jan. 7, and Playbill On-Line was there!
Article | By Adam Hetrick | March 14, 2011
Disney Aims to Musicalize "Father of the Bride" and "Freaky Friday" for the Stage
Disney Theatrical Productions has a full plate of new musical projects rolling out toward Broadway and stages across the world, including Playbill.com's previously reported news of a musical adaptation of Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland."
Article | October 18, 2015
From Colony Records to Cafe Edison, 10 Broadway Landmarks That Are Gone (But Not Forgotten)
What bar did Al Pacino go to for a post-show drink? Where did Florenz Ziegfeld drown his sorrows when he thought his show was a failure? Take a tour through Broadway's history of watering holes and hamburgers, remembering 10 unofficial landmarks that no longer exist.
Article | By Michael Gioia | December 17, 2014
Will Arsenic and Old Lace, With Sisters Debbie Allen and Phylicia Rashad, Play Broadway in 2015?
A revival of Joseph O. Kesselring's Arsenic and Old Lace, starring sisters Debbie Allen and Phylicia Rashad as the Brewster sisters at the comedy's core, is aiming to play Broadway in the 2015-16 season, Playbill.com has learned.
Article | By Blake Ross | February 2, 2013
THE WEEK AHEAD, Feb. 2-8: Bare Ends, Passion Begins, Clive Opens and Season Two of "Smash" Premieres
Playbill.com's weekly planner reminds you that Yazbek and LuPone reunite… "Betting on Broadway" offers a look inside the web of Broadway's notorious $75-million musical… "Smash" returns for a "bombshell" second season… and a new Passion proves "unhappiness can be seductive." Your "Smashing" WEEK AHEAD has arrived!
Article | By Robert Simonson | October 4, 2012
Bloomberg Speaks the Speech! Public Theater Unveils a Revitalized Home at Official Opening Ceremony
Those who have been longing to hear Mayor Michael Bloomberg wrap his nasal New-York-by-way-of-Boston accent around the Bard's verse got their wish Oct. 4, when Hizzoner spoke a few lines of Shakespeare at the official unveiling of the newly renovated Public Theater space on Lafayette Street in the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan.
Article | By Robert Simonson | October 4, 2012
Bloomberg Speaks the Speech! Public Theater Unveils a Revitalized Home at Official Opening Ceremony
Those who have been longing to hear Mayor Michael Bloomberg wrap his nasal New-York-by-way-of-Boston accent around the Bard's verse got their wish Oct. 4, when Hizzoner spoke a few lines of Shakespeare at the official unveiling of the newly renovated Public Theater space on Lafayette Street in the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan.
Article | By Michael Gioia | August 1, 2012
Shawn Nabors's Cake Kicks Off 2012 Araca Project of New Work, Beginning Aug. 1 in NYC
The second annual Araca Project presents six original shows Aug. 1-Sept. 29 at the American Theater of Actors. Shawn Nabors' Cake, directed by Rod Gailes OBC (Unspeakable), is the first in the 2012 lineup of new work.
Article | By Harry Haun | November 1, 2011
It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas Memory, the Truman Capote-Kissed Musical
Dramatist Duane Poole, composer Larry Grossman and lyricist Carol Hall conjure Truman Capote's delicate "A Christmas Memory" for the musical stage. The colloborators share their theatrical gingerbread recipe.
Article | By Harry Haun | October 25, 2011
Soft Candy Christmas: Larry Grossman and Carol Hall Turn Truman Capote's Yuletide "Memory" Into a Musical
Dramatist Duane Poole, composer Larry Grossman and lyricist Carol Hall conjure Truman Capote's delicate "A Christmas Memory" for the musical stage. The colloborators share their theatrical gingerbread recipe.

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