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Article | By Andrew Gans | March 22, 2022
Angela Lansbury, Audra McDonald, Bernadette Peters, Norm Lewis, Patti LuPone, More Remember Stephen Sondheim
Following the 2021 passing of the theatrical giant, a host of Broadway favorites reflected on the impact the legendary composer-lyricist had on their artistry.
Article | By Olivia Clement | January 1, 2020
What's Coming to Off-Broadway in Winter 2020?
Playbill’s must-read guide to new Off-Broadway plays and musicals debuting in January, February, and March 2020.
Article | By Olivia Clement | June 6, 2019
Soft Power, The Visitor, and More Part of The Public's 2019–2020 Season
The lineup also includes revivals of Ntozake Shange’s for colored girls and Tony Kushner’s A Bright Room Called Day.
Article | By Playbill Staff | January 29, 2017
Highlights from BroadwayCon Day 2
Theatre artists shared behind-the-scenes stories from Broadway, while fans got up close and personal with their favorite stars.
Article | By Andrew Gans | April 11, 2016
A.R.T./New York Honors Jessie Mueller at Tonight's Spring Gala
Julie Halston hosts the evening.
Article | By PlaybillArts Staff | July 30, 2010
Fresh Rheingold, Nixon and Comte Ory Among 2010-11 Met Offerings
The Met has unveiled its 2010-11 season, which will boast seven new productions, including two company premieres and the first two parts of a new Ring cycle.
Article | By Ernio Hernandez | January 16, 2008
World Premiere of Anna Deavere Smith's New Solo Show, Let Me Down Easy, Opens Jan. 16
The Long Wharf Theatre's world premiere production of the new Anna Deavere Smith solo show, Let Me Down Easy, officially opens Jan. 16.
Article | By Matthew Westphal | May 24, 2007
Del Tredici, Oteri, Gil Rose and Imani Winds Receive 2007 ASCAP Concert Music Awards
The eighth annual ASCAP Concert Music Awards will be presented this evening at 5:00 p.m in the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center in New York City. Hosting the invitation-only event will be composer/performer/radio host/comedic luminary Peter Schickele will host the event. (He will not be appearing in the guise of the musicologist from the University of Southern North Dakota at Hoople and authority on P.D.Q. Bach, though he likely to provide more than a few laughs nevertheless.)
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | November 13, 2001
The Lion King Gets Seven Ovations in L.A.
They didn't have to compete with one another in New York, but The Lion King and Contact went head-to-head at the Los Angeles 2001 Ovation Awards, held Nov. 12. Lion King, settled in at the Pantages Theatre, received 12 nominations including Best Musical, Best Leading Actress and Best Featured Actor and Actress. Contact received nine, with Tony Award winner Susan Stroman and Tony Award winner Julie Taymor both up for directing honors. The Center Theatre Group, who controls both the Ahmanson and the Mark Taper Forum, garnered a whopping 32 nominations.
Article | November 12, 2001
Contact and Lion King Vie for L.A. Ovations Nov. 12; Vilanch, Salonga Host
They didn't have to compete with one another in New York, but The Lion King and Contact must vie against one another at Los Angeles 2001 Ovation Awards. Lion King, settled in at the Pantages Theatre, received 12 nominations including Best Musical, Best Leading Actress and Best Featured Actor and Actress. Contact received nine (Tony Award winner Susan Stroman and Tony Award winner Julie Taymor are both up for directing honors). The Center Theatre Group, who controls both the Ahmanson and the Mark Taper Forum, garnered a whopping 32 nominations.
Article | October 31, 2001
Vilanch and Salonga Host L.A. Ovations Nov. 12 at New Kodak Theatre
She enjoys being a girl, and once in awhile, he's dressed like one. In a match made only in Los Angeles, comic writer/performer Bruce Vilanch and Tony Award winning Broadway star Lea Salonga will host the 2001 Ovation Awards at the new Kodak Theatre Nov. 12.
Article | October 1, 2001
Ritter, Felder, Barbour, Purl Will Sing-in for America Oct. 1 in L.A.
An eclectic collection of last season's Broadway stars will perform in A Sing-In for America Oct. 1 at Los Angeles' Wadsworth Theatre. Hosting the show is John Ritter, who starred in Neil Simon's The Dinner Party, while the talent includes George Gershwin Alone's composer-performer Hershey Felder, Jane Eyre's Rochester James Barbour and Tom Sawyer's Linda Purl.
Article | By Kenneth Jones, Sean McGrath, David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | November 12, 1998
Roundabout's Little Me Hopes For Big Laughs From Prince & Short; Opens Nov. 12
Will Little Me be a big hit?
Article | By Kenneth Jones, Sean McGrath, David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | November 2, 1998
Still in Previews, Roundabout's Little Me Extends Run to Jan. 24, 1999
The Roundabout Theatre's current revival of the Cy Coleman / Neil Simon musical Little Me is already proving such a popular success, it's been extended through Jan. 24, 1999. The staging, said to be the largest in Roundabout history, stars Martin Short and Faith Prince.
Article | By Kenneth Jones, Sean McGrath, David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | October 8, 1998
Roundabout's Little Me Hopes For Big Bway Laughs; Previews Begin Oct. 8
Little Me isn't so little.
Article | By Kenneth Jones, Sean McGrath, David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | October 6, 1998
Roundabout's Little Me Previews Delayed To Oct. 8; Opens Nov. 12
Little Me isn't so little.
Article | By Kenneth Jones, David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | October 1, 1998
Roundabout's Little Me Previews Delayed To Oct. 7; Now Opens Nov. 12
Little Me isn't so little.
Article | September 23, 1998
Roundabout Enters Into Impossible Marriage w/Henley & Hunter, Sept. 23-Jan. 10
Previews begin Sept. 23 for the premiere of Beth Henley's latest play, Impossible Marriage, staged at the Roundabout Theatre's off Broadway space, the Laura Pels.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson, Harry Haun | August 13, 1998
Forbidden Bway Vets McGrath & Pedi Join Short & Prince in Little Me
Joining Faith Prince and Martin Short in the Roundabout Theatre's upcoming Broadway revival of Little Me will be two veterans of Off-Broadway's Forbidden Broadway revue, Michael McGrath and Christine Pedi.
Article | August 10, 1998
Lois Smith, Jon Tenney Join Holly Hunter in Henley's Impossible Marriage
Lois Smith and Jon Tenney have joined Holly Hunter in the Roundabout Theatre Company's production of Beth Henley's new play Impossible Marriage. Smith, whose credits include Tony-nominated turns in Buried Child and The Grapes of Wrath, will play Hunter's mother; and Tenney, who was featured in The Heiress and The Substance of Fire, is Hunter's husband.

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