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Article | By Michael Buckley | September 16, 2006
STAGE TO SCREENS: Chats with "Class" Actors Halston, Ferguson, Goldenhersh and Harris
"The Class" is a new, very funny Monday-night CBS sitcom, starting Sept. 18 at 8 PM ET. The action revolves around eight characters reunited two decades after they were students in the same third grade. Some also attended high school together, and all accept invitations to a surprise party. Things go awry, but in a wry comic vein.
Article | By Michael Buckley | September 16, 2006
STAGE TO SCREENS: Chats with "Class" Actors Halston, Ferguson, Goldenhersh and Harris
"The Class" is a new, very funny Monday-night CBS sitcom, starting Sept. 18 at 8 PM ET. The action revolves around eight characters reunited two decades after they were students in the same third grade. Some also attended high school together, and all accept invitations to a surprise party. Things go awry, but in a wry comic vein.
Article | November 30, 2014
ON THE RECORD: From Fun Home to "Nice Fighting You," a Theatre Lover's Guide to Holiday Gifts
This week's column offers suggestions for holiday gifts from the 2013-14 theatre season.
Article | July 16, 1996
The Fantasticks: The Little Musical That Could
The first 15,000 shows are the hardest. Just ask Lore Noto. "I look at it this way," says the irrepressible stoic who has been the producer of The Fantasticks from Day One May 3, 1960 until now. "If The Mousetrap closed in London tonight, we'd still have to run eight more years just to catch up."
Article | October 18, 1996
New American Musicals Are Buying Into Rent
In theatre, where there's success, there's money -- and energy.
Article | By Robert Viagas | October 12, 2017
Gavin Creel, Charles Busch, Karen Ziemba, and More Coming to Feinstein’s/54 Below October 12–19
See all the theatre-related events scheduled this week at the intimate New York cabaret.
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 | September 24, 1999
DIVA TALK: Betty Gets Real And The Patti Weekend
BETTY BUCKLEY
Add Camille (Marguerite Gautier) to the list of vulnerable but determined women that Betty Buckley has brought to life throughout her award-winning career. In fact, Buckley not only brings her character to life, but it is during the Tony winner's moments on stage when the Hartford Stage Company's current production of Camino Real works best. One of the least accessible of Tennessee Williams plays, Camino Real is a dark adventure set somewhere between earth and hell while intermingling characters both real and fictional: the romantic poet Lord Byron; the infamous Italian lover Casanova; Cervantes' knight-errant Don Quixote de la Mancha; the aforementioned Camille, the consumptive courtesan from Alexandre Dumas' La Dame aux Camelias; and several others.
Article | By Andrew Gans | September 24, 1999
DIVA TALK: Betty Gets Real And The Patti Weekend
BETTY BUCKLEY
Add Camille (Marguerite Gautier) to the list of vulnerable but determined women that Betty Buckley has brought to life throughout her award-winning career. In fact, Buckley not only brings her character to life, but it is during the Tony winner's moments on stage when the Hartford Stage Company's current production of Camino Real works best. One of the least accessible of Tennessee Williams plays, Camino Real is a dark adventure set somewhere between earth and hell while intermingling characters both real and fictional: the romantic poet Lord Byron; the infamous Italian lover Casanova; Cervantes' knight-errant Don Quixote de la Mancha; the aforementioned Camille, the consumptive courtesan from Alexandre Dumas' La Dame aux Camelias; and several others.
Article | October 19, 1998
Schedule of Broadway Season Openings
Here is a list of shows announced to open on Broadway during the 1998-99 season and beyond. (Information as of Oct. 17, 1998.) Schedule subject to change. For more details, please see separate news stories on each show.
Article | By Playbill Staff | December 29, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: December 29
In 1973, Jason Robards and Colleen Dewhurst open in a Broadway revival of A Moon for the Misbegotten.
Article | March 5, 1997
Touring Off-Broadway's Newest Theatre, the Century
Just as old theatres are said to have ghosts on their catwalks, New York's new Century Center Theatre will open March 16 with demons treading its stage -- Bruce Graham's Minor Demons, that is. Previews began March 4, and though the theatre building's insides were still very much under construction, spokesperson Hugh Hayes said the first preview performance began on-time and went off without a hitch.
Article | By Blake Ross | January 14, 2012
THE WEEK AHEAD, Jan. 14-20: The Road to Mecca Opens on Broadway; Ricky Gervais Hosts 2012 Golden Globes
Playbill.com's weekly planner reminds you that Carol Channing is "Larger-Than-Life"… Betty White celebrates her 90th birthday... Rosemary Harris travels the Road to Mecca … and Kevin Spacey is King. Broadway people are popping up all over town this WEEK AHEAD!
Article | By Blake Ross | February 22, 2014
THE WEEK AHEAD Feb. 22-28: Forbidden Broadway is Back and Aladdin Flies Onto the Great White Way
Playbill.com's weekly planner reminds you that Forbidden Broadway returns to skewer the best of Broadway... Terrence McNally and Tyne Daly reunite... The Glass Menagerie crawls back into the couch... and TED talks Broadway.
Article | By Playbill Staff | November 27, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: November 27
Today in 2006, the first part of Tom Stoppard's epic The Coast of Utopia opens on Broadway.
Article | By Robert Viagas | April 18, 2016
Hamilton Wins 2016 Pulitzer Prize; Miranda Reacts
The hit production joins Rent and A Chorus Line as one of only nine musicals in history to win.
Article | By Robert Simonson | April 20, 2015
Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced Today – We Asked Theatre Tastemakers to Name the Plays They Think Could Win
Playbill.com gives an overview of the plays considered leading contenders for the Pulitzer Prize in Drama by industry insiders.
Article | By Robert Simonson | April 5, 2015
Who Could Win the Pulitzer? Debating the Plays Up For the Prize
Playbill.com gives an overview of the plays considered leading contenders for the Pulitzer Prize in Drama by industry insiders.
Article | By Andrew Gans | May 17, 2013
Kinky Boots, Pippin, Vanya and Sonia, Virginia Woolf? and Nathan Lane Win Drama League Awards
The winners of the 79th Annual Drama League Awards were announced May 17 at a gala ceremony and luncheon at the Marriott Marquis Times Square hosted by Emmy winner Debra Messing and Tony and Emmy winner David Hyde Pierce.

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