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Article | By Marc J. Franklin | March 31, 2020
Step Inside Broadway’s August Wilson Theatre
While theatres remain dark, revisit some of your favorites with Inside the Theatre, and get a closer look at the details you might miss before the show—plus a deep dive into the theatre's history.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | January 6, 1999
Bway, Cabaret Stars to Sing Show Tunes of Rodgers & Hart on PBS, Jan. 6
Brian d'Arcy James, Rebecca Luker, Mary Cleere Haran, Debbie Shapiro Gravitte and Jane Krakowski are among Broadway and cabaret stars who will sing the songs of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart in the PBS broadcast of "The Rodgers & Hart Story: Thou Swell, Thou Witty," 8-9 PM (ET) Jan. 6.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | December 10, 1998
Bway Stars Sing Classic Show Tunes in PBS Rodgers & Hart Documentary Jan. 6
Brian d'Arcy James, Rebecca Luker, Mary Cleere Haran, Christine Ebersole and Jane Krakowski are among Broadway and cabaret stars who will sing the songs of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart in the PBS broadcast of "The Rodgers & Hart Story: Thou Swell, Thou Witty," 8-9 PM (ET) Jan. 6, 1999.
Article | By Steven Suskin | May 20, 2012
THE DVD SHELF: "Being John Malkovich," Julie Andrews as "Victor Victoria," and the Vintage "Dearest Enemy"
This month we watch John Malkovich in "Being John Malkovich," Julie Andrews and Robert Preston in "Victor Victoria," a TV version of Rodgers & Hart's "Dearest Enemy," and David Craig's master classes.
Article | By Steven Suskin | May 20, 2012
THE DVD SHELF: "Being John Malkovich," Julie Andrews as "Victor Victoria," and the Vintage "Dearest Enemy"
This month we watch John Malkovich in "Being John Malkovich," Julie Andrews and Robert Preston in "Victor Victoria," a TV version of Rodgers & Hart's "Dearest Enemy," and David Craig's master classes.
Article | By Steven Suskin | February 23, 2003
ON THE RECORD: But Is It Really a Broadway Musical?
"Yes it's on Broadway, in a Broadway theatre, but is it really a Broadway musical?" That's a the question we keep hearing nowadays. This is nothing new, it turns out.
Article | By Steven Suskin | February 23, 2003
ON THE RECORD: But Is It Really a Broadway Musical?
"Yes it's on Broadway, in a Broadway theatre, but is it really a Broadway musical?" That's a the question we keep hearing nowadays. This is nothing new, it turns out.
Article | By Steven Suskin | July 15, 2001
ON THE RECORD: BELLS ARE RINGING and early Rodgers & Hart
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This spring's unhappy revival of Bells Are Ringing opened April 12 at the Plymouth Theatre and closed June 10 after a mere 68 performances. This Bells was beset by a series of misfortunes, starting - perhaps - with the general unsuitability of the piece for revival. (That is to say, the material is not as good as most people remember it to be.) The revival cast album, surprisingly enough, comes across much better than the show did in the theatre. While the revival was tuning up, Sony Classical released a remastered version of the original 1956 Broadway cast album [SK 89545]. So we now have two new Bells Are Ringing in circulation.
Article | By Steven Suskin | July 15, 2001
ON THE RECORD: BELLS ARE RINGING and early Rodgers & Hart
BELLS ARE RINGING Fynsworth Alley 302 062 115 2
This spring's unhappy revival of Bells Are Ringing opened April 12 at the Plymouth Theatre and closed June 10 after a mere 68 performances. This Bells was beset by a series of misfortunes, starting - perhaps - with the general unsuitability of the piece for revival. (That is to say, the material is not as good as most people remember it to be.) The revival cast album, surprisingly enough, comes across much better than the show did in the theatre. While the revival was tuning up, Sony Classical released a remastered version of the original 1956 Broadway cast album [SK 89545]. So we now have two new Bells Are Ringing in circulation.
Article | By Leah Putnam | September 22, 2022
11 Plays and Musicals That Broke Obscenity Laws and Were Kicked Off the Stage
For Banned Books Week, take a look at some of the plays and musicals that were deemed too inappropriate for public consumption.
Article | By Kenneth Jones, Andrew Gans | November 28, 2010
Mrs. Warren's Profession, With Cherry Jones, Ends Broadway Run Nov. 28
Mrs. Warren's Profession, the 1894 George Bernard Shaw play so shocking that it wasn't performed in London until 1902 — and then only in a private presentation — ends its limited engagement Nov. 28 at 2 PM at the American Airlines Theatre. Tony Award winner Cherry Jones (The Heiress) plays the lady in question.
Article | By Andrew Gans, Kenneth Jones | November 22, 2010
Mrs. Warren's Profession, With Cherry Jones, Will End Broadway Run Nov. 28
Mrs. Warren's Profession, the 1894 George Bernard Shaw play so shocking that it wasn't performed in London until 1902 — and then only in a private presentation — will end its limited engagement Nov. 28 at 2 PM at the American Airlines Theatre. Tony Award winner Cherry Jones (The Heiress) plays the lady in question.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | October 3, 2010
Cherry Jones and Sally Hawkins Debate Mrs. Warren's Profession, Opening on Broadway
Mrs. Warren's Profession, the 1894 George Bernard Shaw play so shocking that it wasn't performed in London until 1902 — and then only in a private presentation — opens in a new Broadway production Oct. 3 following previews from Sept. 3. Tony Award winner Cherry Jones (The Heiress) plays the lady in question.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | September 3, 2010
Filling the House: Cherry Jones Stars in Mrs. Warren's Profession on Broadway Starting Sept. 3
Mrs. Warren's Profession, the 1894 George Bernard Shaw play so shocking that it wasn't performed in London until 1902 — and then only in a private presentation — opens for business on Broadway Sept. 3. Tony Award winner Cherry Jones plays the lady in question.
Article | By Andrew Gans | January 28, 2017
John Hurt, Two-Time Oscar Nominee, Is Dead at 77
The stage and screen star was the winner of a Golden Globe Award for his performance in Midnight Express.
Article | By John Curtis | July 27, 2017
Schedule of Upcoming London Shows (Old Version)
What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.
Article | By Playbill Staff | November 19, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: November 19
Happy birthday, Tony Award-winning choreographer and performer Savion Glover!
Article | By Mark Shenton | June 10, 2015
What's Hot in London: Cats, Xanadu and Holly Golightly Cross the Pond
After the superb showing of British plays, players, directors and designers at this year's Tony Awards, including Best Play, Director and Leading Actor wins for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, Best Play Revival for Skylight, and Leading Actress for Helen Mirren in The Audience as well as featured actor Richard McCabe as Prime Minister Harold Wilson, the traffic isn't all one way.
Article | December 24, 1998
During and After Christmas, Holiday-Themed Shows Scatter U.S. Like Snowflakes
The annual question when considering an overview of holiday-related productions in American theatre is not, "Who is doing A Christmas Carol?"
Article | By Mark Shenton | September 3, 2011
LONDON FALL PREVIEW 2011: New Works by Mike Leigh and Conor McPherson, Matilda Moves, Daisy Drives
Joanna Lumley, Douglas Hodge, Vanessa Redgrave, Ralph Fiennes, James Earl Jones, Michael Sheen and Scott Bakula are among performers populating London stages in the coming weeks, in a fall season that will see works by authors as varied as Shakespeare, Conor McPherson, Alfred Uhry, Mike Leigh, John Osborne and Arthur Miller. Here's a look ahead.

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