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Article | January 2, 2002
2001 Necrology: Playbill On-Line Recalls Theatre Folk Who Passed On
A director in a famed theatre family. A celebrated actress of the 1950s who worked too little on the stage. A character man who would play a TV martian. An African-American actress who broke boundaries. An impish actor known for light comedy and serious drama on stage and screen.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | January 2, 2002
2001 Necrology: Playbill On-Line Recalls Theatre Folk Who Passed On
A director in a famed theatre family. A celebrated actress of the 1950s who worked too little on the stage. A character man who would play a TV martian. An African-American actress who broke boundaries. An impish actor known for light comedy and serious drama on stage and screen.
Article | By Harry Haun | November 25, 2013
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: No Man's Land and Waiting for Godot — The Winter's Tales
Meet the first-nighters at the Broadway revivals of Waiting for Godot and No Man's Land. Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Dan Stevens and Janet McTeer were there — so was Playbill.

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Article | By Harry Haun | November 25, 2013
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: No Man's Land and Waiting for Godot — The Winter's Tales
Meet the first-nighters at the Broadway revivals of Waiting for Godot and No Man's Land. Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Dan Stevens and Janet McTeer were there — so was Playbill.

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Article | By Brandon Voss | October 6, 2012
Kathie Lee Gifford, The Saintly and Scandalous Scribe, Talks About Her Passion for Musicals and More
Retracing her long road as librettist-lyricist of Broadway's Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson, "Today" co-host Kathie Lee Gifford opens up about how she found star Carolee Carmello, her unusual lead producers and her own purpose in life.
Article | By Brandon Voss | October 6, 2012
Kathie Lee Gifford, The Saintly and Scandalous Scribe, Talks About Her Passion for Musicals and More
Retracing her long road as librettist-lyricist of Broadway's Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson, "Today" co-host Kathie Lee Gifford opens up about how she found star Carolee Carmello, her unusual lead producers and her own purpose in life.
Article | By Michael Buckley | December 18, 2005
STAGE TO SCREENS: "Mattress" Director Kathleen Marshall and "Lost" and "Six Feet Under" Writer Craig Wright
This month we chat with director-choreographer Kathleen Marshall, whose behind-the-camera debut, "Once Upon a Mattress," airs Dec. 18 on ABC-TV ("Wonderful World of Disney," 7-9 PM ET), and writerCraig Wright, whose stage and TV credits include The Pavilion, Orange Flower Water, Recent Tragic Events and episodes of "Six Feet Under" and "Lost."
Article | By Michael Buckley | December 18, 2005
STAGE TO SCREENS: "Mattress" Director Kathleen Marshall and "Lost" and "Six Feet Under" Writer Craig Wright
This month we chat with director-choreographer Kathleen Marshall, whose behind-the-camera debut, "Once Upon a Mattress," airs Dec. 18 on ABC-TV ("Wonderful World of Disney," 7-9 PM ET), and writerCraig Wright, whose stage and TV credits include The Pavilion, Orange Flower Water, Recent Tragic Events and episodes of "Six Feet Under" and "Lost."
Article | By Robert Simonson | December 22, 2015
In Memoriam: Playbill.com Remembers Those We Lost in 2015
Many luminaries who brightened the American and international stages over the past half century were lost in the twelve months that made up 2015.
Article | By Harry Haun | September 25, 2006
Producer Cy Feuer Is Recalled at Broadway Memorial
Let the record show that Cy Feuer left ‘em smiling. When the doors of the Lunt-Fontanne opened after his two-hour memorial Sept. 21 and the congregation hit the bricks of West 46th, a tiny uniformed band ambushed them with mournful strains of “Follow the Fold.”
Article | By Playbill Staff | December 31, 2018
Remembering the Theatre Luminaries We Lost in 2018
Playbill looks back at the actors, directors, choreographers, and other theatre legends who died in the past year.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | January 2, 2006
In Memoriam: Playbill.com Remembers Those We Lost in 2005
As 2006 dawns following a year's worth of grim reports about deaths from war, natural disasters and terrorism, those of us who cling to the theatre as a life raft to help us navigate the stormy world can't help but think of those from our own community who left us in 2005.
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 | By Diep Tran | August 12, 2024
'It's Perfect': Carol Burnett Reacts to Sutton Foster in Once Upon a Mattress
The legendary comedian made an appearance on CBS Sunday Morning.
Article | By Dan Meyer | December 4, 2019
66 Holiday Shows to See in New York City This December
Playbill’s 2019 guide to the Broadway, Off-Broadway, and Off-Off-Broadway shows, dance works, and cabarets and concerts starring Broadway talent celebrating Christmas, Chanukah, and general seasonal cheer!
Article | By Seth Rudetsky | February 2, 2015
Onstage & Backstage: How Did The Last Ship Star Rachel Tucker End Up At Andrew Lloyd Webber's House?
A week in the life of actor, radio and TV host, music director and writer Seth Rudetsky.
Article | By Mark Shenton | July 9, 2015
What's Hot In London: July 8: Cameron Mackintosh Plans New Initiative For Ambassadors Theatre, Plus Returns For Constellations
Some of the best theatre, in London as in New York, happens in the smallest spaces, like the Donmar Warehouse, Almeida, Young Vic, Southwark Playhouse and Finborough Theatres — not all of them with conventional proscenium arch lay-outs, and often reconfigured on a show-by-show basis.
Article | June 1, 1997
Best Leading Actor in a Play: Christopher Plummer
At 10:20 PM ET, Susan Sarandon presented the Best Leading Actor in a Play Award to Christopher Plummer for his work in Barrymore.
Article | By Robert Simonson | October 15, 2013
Paul Rogers, British Shakespearean Known for Pinter's The Homecoming, Dies at 96
Paul Rogers, the British actor who won a Tony Award for his portrayal of the brutish father of a twisted family in the original Broadway production of Harold Pinter's The Homecoming, died on Oct. 6 in London. He was 96.
Article | By Robert Simonson | October 15, 2013
Paul Rogers, British Shakespearean Known for Pinter's The Homecoming, Dies at 96
Paul Rogers, the British actor who won a Tony Award for his portrayal of the brutish father of a twisted family in the original Broadway production of Harold Pinter's The Homecoming, died on Oct. 6 in London. He was 96.

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