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Article | By Playbill Staff | December 30, 2019
In Memoriam: Celebrating the Theatre Legends We Lost in 2019
Playbill looks back at the actors, directors, choreographers, and other theatremakers who died in the past year.
Article | By Harry Haun | August 26, 2014
NOISES OFF-BROADWAY AND BEYOND: A Teen Idol Has Much to Confess and Onstage Sex is The Money Shot
Playbill.com correspondent Harry Haun provides the latest insight into the buzz Off-Broadway and beyond.
Article | By Ernio Hernandez | June 5, 2007
Bening, Lahti and Metcalf Slated to Star in New Season at L.A.'s Geffen Playhouse
Annette Bening, Christine Lahti and Laurie Metcalf will be part of the Geffen Playhouse season, which will include two world-premiere plays, a new musical and an American premiere, among others.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | November 28, 2006
Hayes Winner Nelson Will Exit DC's African Continuum
Jennifer L. Nelson will step down as producing artistic director of African Continuum Theatre Company in Washington, DC, at the end of the 2006-2007 season.
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 9, 2005
A Woman of Will Closes Off-Broadway Oct. 9
A Woman of Will, the new Off-Broadway musical by and starring Amanda McBroom, plays its final performance at the Daryl Roth Theatre Oct. 9 at 7 PM.
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 5, 2005
A Woman of Will to Close Off-Broadway Oct. 9
A Woman of Will, the new Off-Broadway musical by and starring Amanda McBroom, will play its final performance at the Daryl Roth Theatre Oct. 9 at 7 PM.
Article | By Andrew Gans | September 17, 2005
A Woman of Will — with Amanda McBroom — Begins Off-Broadway Run Sept. 17
Singer-actress-composer Amanda McBroom — best known for penning the award-winning song "The Rose" — brings her one-woman musical about a writer in crisis to Off-Broadway's Daryl Roth Theatre Sept. 17.
Article | By Andrew Gans | September 14, 2005
A Woman of Will Delays Off-Broadway Previews
The new Off-Broadway musical A Woman of Will — starring Amanda McBroom — has delayed its first performance by two days.
Article | By Andrew Gans | August 11, 2005
Tickets Now on Sale for Woman of Will with Amanda McBroom
Tickets are now on sale for the new one-woman musical A Woman of Will, which begins previews Sept. 15 at the Daryl Roth Theatre.
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 22, 2005
Woman of Will — with McBroom — to Play Daryl Roth Theatre
The New York premiere of A Woman of Will will be presented at the Daryl Roth Theatre.
Article | April 28, 2001
Pevsner No Longer Journeys in L.A.'s To Bitter and Back After April 29
Actor and writer David Pevsner has been a mainstay of several outrageous gay comedies, taking several roles in Howard Crabtree's When Pigs Fly in L.A. and New York, originating Kevin in David Dillon's Party and penning two Naked Boys Singing hits, "Perky Little Porn Star" and "The Naked Maid." With those comic creditentials under his belt (so to speak), he extended his own one-man musical comedy, To Bitter and Back, an extra month at L.A.'s Tamarind Theatre. To Bitter and Back closes April 29 instead of April 1.
Article | April 2, 2001
Pevsner's Bitter and Back Goes on in L.A. Through April 29
Actor and writer David Pevsner has been a mainstay of several outrageous gay comedies, taking several roles in Howard Crabtree's When Pigs Fly in L.A. and New York, originating Kevin in David Dillon's Party and penning two Naked Boys Singing hits, "Perky Little Porn Star" and "The Naked Maid." With those comic creditentials under his belt (so to speak), he's been able to extend his own one-man musical comedy, To Bitter and Back, now running through April 29 at L.A.'s Tamarind Theatre. April 1 was the originally announced closing date.
Article | February 24, 2001
Pevsner Goes To Bitter and Back in Hollywood Feb. 24-April 1
Actor and writer David Pevsner has been a mainstay of several outrageous gay comedies, taking several roles in Howard Crabtree's When Pigs Fly in L.A. and New York, originating Kevin in David Dillon's Party and penning two Naked Boys Singing hits, "Perky Little Porn Star" and "The Naked Maid." With that latter credit under his belt (so to speak), he's crafted his own one man musical comedy, To Bitter and Back, premiering Feb. 24 at L.A.'s Tamarind Theatre.
Article | May 14, 2000
Racial Drama, Sons of Lincoln, Ends At L.A.'s Lillian, May 14
LOS ANGELES -- Larry Gold's The Sons of Lincoln, a new play about a fictional, L.A.-based white supremacist organization, ends its world premiere run May 14 at Hollywood's Lillian Theatre. The play, which started previews March 2 and opened March 10, is directed by Valerie Landsburgh and has a cast which includes Bill ("Coach") Fagerbakke, Chad Allen, Glynn Turman, Tony Colitti, Joel Polis, Jonathan Avildsen, Lawrence Monoson and Jerry Boyd.
Article | April 26, 2000
William Converse Roberts is Among Foote’s Cousins at L.A.’s Whittier, April 26
William Converse Roberts, Peri Gilpin, Hallie Foote, Shirley Knight and Dan Butler have been among the TV and stage stars taking part in The Orphans' Home Cycle, a reading of all nine plays in Horton Foote's epic look at a small Texas town. Presented by The Lost World company at Whittier College (20 minutes outside Los Angeles), the readings are following a one-play-per-month schedule, with the cycle to be completed May 2000.
Article | August 21, 1999
Stucco People Premieres Aug. 12-Sept. 19 at L.A.'s Glaxa Studios
Stucco People, a new play about Hollywood wanna-bes, will have its world premiere Aug. 12 at Glaxa Studios in Silver Lake. Larry Travis directs for producer Murray Wolfe. The play will close Sept. 19.
Article | By Mark Robinson | June 11, 2015
Company, Les Mis and More: Which Musicals Got No Love From the Critics But Took Home the Tony?
Following the June 7 Tony Awards broadcast, Playbill.com looks at productions that were not loved by critics but went on to win Broadway's biggest honors.
Article | By Harry Haun | April 25, 2013
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers—I Laughed, You Bette
Meet the first-nighters at the Broadway opening of I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers. Bette Midler, Linda Hart, Bruce Vilanch, Joe Mantello and Kathy Griffith were there – so was Playbill.
Article | By Harry Haun | April 25, 2013
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers—I Laughed, You Bette
Meet the first-nighters at the Broadway opening of I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers. Bette Midler, Linda Hart, Bruce Vilanch, Joe Mantello and Kathy Griffith were there – so was Playbill.
Article | By Harry Haun | February 21, 2011
STAGE TO SCREENS: George Stevens, Jr. Moves Thurgood From Stage to Small Screen; Tribute to Betty Garrett
Playwright George Stevens, Jr., talks about bringing Civil Rights titan Chief Justice Thurgood Marshall to the stage (and now HBO). We fondly remember M-G-M star Betty Garrett.

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