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Article | By Michael Gioia | January 20, 2012
Gina Kim Is Miss Kim at Off-Broadway's 45th Street Theatre, Opening Jan. 20
Elvin Roytman and Bein' It Productions present Gina Kim and Ryan Tofil's Miss Kim, a new play about a young Korean-American woman at war with her abusers, her family and herself, officially opening Jan. 20, following previews that began Jan. 17, at the 45th Street Theatre.
Article | By Michael Gioia | January 17, 2012
Gina Kim is Miss Kim Beginning Jan. 17 at Off-Broadway's 45th Street Theatre
Elvin Roytman and Bein' It Productions present Gina Kim and Ryan Tofil's Miss Kim, a new play about a young Korean-American woman at war with her abusers, her family and herself, beginning Jan. 17, prior to an official opening Jan. 20, at the 45th Street Theatre.
Article | By Michael Gioia | January 6, 2012
Kathy Dietch, Gina Kim, Ryan Tofil, Tessa Faye Among Cast of Off-Broadway's Miss Kim
Elvin Roytman and Bein' It Productions will present Gina Kim and Ryan Tofil's Miss Kim, a new play about a young Korean-American woman at war with her abusers, her family and herself, beginning Jan. 17, prior to an official opening Jan. 20, at the 45th Street Theatre.
Article | December 11, 2016
Schools of the Stars: Where In Transit Cast and Creators Went to College
Where the cast and creative team of the Broadway musical In Transit pursued their college studies.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | January 15, 2009
Lucky Guy, a Nashville Musical Fable, Gets NYC Readings; Clark and Beach Star
The Nashville-set musical comedy Lucky Guy, with book, music and lyrics by Willard Beckham, gets two starry readings in Manhattan Jan. 16 with a cast that includes Tony Award winners Victoria Clark and Gary Beach, Kathy Fitzgerald, Jenn Gambatese, Josh Grisetti, David Hibbard and more.
Article | By Andrew Gans | November 27, 2021
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Barbara Cook, Patti LuPone, Donna McKechnie, Donna Murphy, Bernadette Peters, and Elaine Stritch Celebrate Sondheim
In 2010 Playbill spoke with six Tony-winning musical theatre greats associated with the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and lyricist.
Article | By Seth Rudetsky | December 30, 2019
How Kelli O'Hara Trumped Harry Connick Jr's April Fool's Day Joke
This week in the life of Seth Rudetsky, Seth shares some of his favorite stories from the year, from backstage shenanigans at The Pajama Game to why Stephanie J. Block thought Cher was spam.
Article | By Carey Purcell | May 8, 2013
Beneatha's Place, Part of Centerstage's The Raisin Cycle, Begins Performances May 8
Centerstage ends its 50th Anniversary Season with artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah’s new play Beneatha’s Place, which begins previews May 8.
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 21, 2008
The Heat Is On at the Muny: Miss Saigon, with Jue, Dionisio and Kunze, Begins
Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg's Miss Saigon begins performances July 21 at the St. Louis Muny, the nation's oldest and largest outdoor theatre.
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 16, 2008
Jue, Dionisio, Kunze, Tower, Lee and Voytko Cast in Muny's Miss Saigon
Complete casting has been announced for the upcoming production of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg's Miss Saigon at the St. Louis Muny, the nation's oldest and largest outdoor theatre.
Article | By Robert Simonson | December 28, 2006
In Memoriam: Playbill.com Remembers Those We Lost in 2006
The original George in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Man of La Mancha's first Dulcinea. The woman who created the part of Miss Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls. The original April in Company. The creator of Serafina Delle Rose in The Rose Tattoo. Da himself. We lost these actors in 2006, as well as many more theatre professionals, including two Pulitzer Prize-winning playwrights, a history-making director, a legendary Broadway producer, an esteemed drama critic, one of Broadway's greatest lyricists and the man who would have been Actors' Equity's new executive director.
Article | By Robert Simonson | December 27, 2006
In Memoriam: Playbill.com Remembers Those We Lost in 2006
The original George in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Man of La Mancha's first Dulcinea. The woman who created the part of Miss Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls. The original April in Company. The creator of Serafina Delle Rose in The Rose Tattoo. Da himself. We lost these actors in 2006, as well as many more theatre professionals, including two Pulitzer Prize-winning playwrights, a history-making director, a legendary Broadway producer, an esteemed drama critic, one of Broadway's greatest lyricists and the man who would have been Actors' Equity's new executive director.
Article | August 19, 2005
Are You In The 2004-05 Broadway Yearbook? [Names: Ki-Po]
"The Playbill Broadway Yearbook" is now in stock and ready for delivery. Here is the index from the book -- more than 8,000 of the people who make Broadway work. Are you or your friends in the "Yearbook"? Check below to see!
Article | November 8, 1999
Chicago's Jeff Awards to Be Announced Nov. 8
The 31st annual Joseph Jefferson Awards, which honor Chicago theatre, will be presented Monday, Nov. 8, at the Park West, 322 West Armitage Avenue, Chicago. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres with a cash bar will begin at 6:30 PM, and the awards ceremony will begin at 7:30 PM. The public is invited. p> The 1999 Jeffs for non-resident production were announced on Oct. 22. The Chicago staging of the musical Ragtime took top honors as best production, while one of its stars, Donna Bullock, won for best actress in a principal role.
Article | By Robert Simonson | October 22, 1999
Ragtime, Bart, Chenoweth Win Non-Resident Jeff Awards
The 1999 Joseph Jefferson Awards for non-resident production were announced on Oct. 22. The Chicago staging of the musical Ragtime took top honors as best production, while one of its stars, Donna Bullock, won for best actress in a principal role.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | November 5, 2008
The Revolution Is Silenced: Tale of Two Cities Will Close Nov. 16
The worst of times has come for the Broadway musical A Tale of Two Cities: Its producers announced on Nov. 4 that the show would close Nov. 16 after 33 previews and 68 regular performances.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | September 18, 2008
Best of Times: A Tale of Two Cities Opens on Broadway Sept. 18
Musical theatre fans hungry for show tunes to be sung in a romantic, historical world will be fed by A Tale of Two Cities, the new musical by Jill Santoriello, opening Sept. 18 at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
Article | By Kenneth Jones, Lindsey Wilson | August 19, 2008
Barbour, Lazar, Burkhardt Sing of Best and Worst of Times in Tale of Two Cities, Starting Aug. 19
A Tale of Two Cities, a new musical to quicken the hearts of fans of sprawling romantic historical epics — the kind of show where characters in the shadows sing about the light of tomorrow — begins its Broadway life Aug. 19 at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 30, 2008
Broadway's Tale of Two Cities Will Star Barbour, Lazar, Toro, Edelman, Burkhardt
James Barbour, the baritone who starred in Broadway's Assassins, Beauty and the Beast, Carousel and Jane Eyre, will be selfless, conflicted hero Sydney Carton in Broadway's new musical, A Tale of Two Cities.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | December 7, 2011
Maple & Vine, a Tale of '50s Re-Enactors, Opens Dec. 7 at Playwrights Horizons
The New York City premiere of Jordan Harrison's Maple & Vine, about a community of modern Americans choosing to revert to a simpler 1950s lifestyle, opens Dec. 7 following previews from Nov. 19 in an Off-Broadway production by Playwrights Horizons. Directed by Obie Award winner Anne Kauffman, the production plays PH's Mainstage through Dec. 23.

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