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Article | By Diep Tran | July 11, 2024
How Linda Cho Created Almost 300 Costumes for Broadway’s The Great Gatsby
The two-time Tony winner on why she had to add a waist to the flapper dresses.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | April 30, 2024
Broadway Grosses Analysis: Cabaret Says Willkommen to the Top 5 Top Grossers Again
The now Tony-nominated revival of the John Kander, Fred Ebb, and Joe Masteroff musical leads the chart with the highest average ticket price of the week.
Article | By Jeffrey Vizcaíno | April 4, 2024
Jeremy Jordan and Eva Noblezada Are Putting Their Own Spin on The Great Gatsby
The Tony nominees have returned to Broadway to bring one of American literature’s most infamous couples to the stage.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | December 20, 2023
Peter Pan, Threepenny Opera: What's Passing Into Public Domain in 2024?
A new year, another new batch of works newly open for free adaptation and performance.
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 22, 2023
Jeremy Jordan and Eva Noblezada Star in The Great Gatsby Musical, Opening at Paper Mill October 22
The world premiere features a book by Kait Kerrigan and an original score by Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen.
Article | By Meg Masseron, Andrew Gans | February 22, 2023
Rachel Chavkin and Sonya Tayeh Join Gatsby Creative Team; Musical Sets 2024 Premiere
The Broadway-aimed Great Gatsby musical, which features music by Florence Welch, will make its debut at Cambridge's American Repertory Theater.
Article | By Playbill Staff | September 24, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: September 24
In 1974, Elizabeth Ashley stars in a revival of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
Article | By Marc J. Franklin | March 27, 2020
Step Inside Broadway’s Ambassador Theatre
While theatres remain dark, revisit some of your favorites with Inside the Theatre, and get a closer look at the details you might miss before the show.
Article | By Robert Simonson | August 19, 2011
PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, Aug. 13-19: The Bible Arena Show, Lily Rabe, Hugh Dancy, Paula Vogel
Theresa Rebeck's new Broadway play — her second to grace that big stage — has netted a couple of great actors to support its already-announced greater star, Alan Rickman.
Article | By Robert Simonson | September 9, 2009
Army Archerd, Showbiz Chronicler, Dies at 87
Army Archerd, who chronicled the projects and practitioners of show business for a half a century through his column in Variety, died Sept. 8 in Los Angeles, the trade publication reported. He was 87.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | July 20, 2005
NYC's Prospect Season Will Offer Three New Musicals, Including Lauded Tutor and World Premiere Iron Curtain
Prospect Theater Company, the New York City troupe devoted to new works, announced a 2005-06 season to include the full production premiere of the award-winning musical The Tutor.
Article | August 12, 2000
CT's O'Neill Center Finishes Up 23rd Music Theatre Conference This Weekend
Composer-lyricist-librettist Kirsten Childs is making a repeat performance as artist-in-residence during the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center's 23rd National Music Theatre Conference, ending this weekend. In 1998, Childs utilized her first residency to hone the words, music and lyrics for The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin, which received its world premiere at Off-Broadway's Playwrights Horizons and closed there July 16. This semi-autobiographical musical earned her the Edward Kleban Award for Lyrics, and received the Richard Rodgers Production and Development Awards, and grants from the Jonathan Larson Performing Arts and Rockefeller Foundations.
Article | July 24, 2000
Simpatico, Childs, Others Develop Musicals at CT's O'Neill Conference, July 31-Aug. 13
Composer-lyricist-librettist Kirsten Childs makes a repeat performance as artist-in-residence during the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center's 23rd National Music Theatre Conference, July 31-Aug. 13. In 1998, Childs utilized her first residency to hone the words, music and lyrics for The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin, which received its world premiere at Off-Broadway's Playwrights Horizons, closing July 16. This semi-autobiographical musical earned her the Edward Kleban Award for Lyrics, and received the Richard Rodgers Production and Development Awards, and grants from the Jonathan Larson Performing Arts and Rockefeller Foundations.
Article | August 13, 1999
O'Neill Theater Center Brings Annual Conference To a Close Aug. 14
Thirteen American lyricists and composers have had the opportunity to develop new work during residencies at the 22nd Annual National Music Theater Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, which began Aug. 2 and runs through the 14. According to Artistic Director Paulette Haupt, there weren't many "cheerful musicals" among the submissions from over 300 artists. "This season's emerging and established artists chose to dramatize very dark subjects, serious, unresolved human issues, such as racial conflicts, crime and poverty," she told Playbill.
Article | August 4, 1999
O'Neill Theater Center Holds Annual Conference Through Aug. 14
Thirteen American lyricists and composers will have the opportunity to develop new work during residencies at the 22nd Annual National Music Theater Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, which began Aug. 2 and runs through the 14. According to Artistic Director Paulette Haupt, there weren't many "cheerful musicals" among the submissions from over 300 artists. "This season's emerging and established artists chose to dramatize very dark subjects, serious, unresolved human issues, such as racial conflicts, crime and poverty," she told Playbill.
Article | By Talaura Harms, Margaret Hall, Leah Putnam | June 12, 2023
What's Headed for Broadway in 2023–24?
With the Tony Awards over and the 2022–23 season officially put to bed, take a look at what's on the boards for next season.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 6, 2012
Philly's Arden Plans Unique Next to Normal, Plus Night Music, Lorraine Hansberry, Beckett and More
Arden Theatre Company's 25th season in Philadelphia will include the Pulitzer Prize-winning Next to Normal, in "a visually rich production using new technology," producing artistic director Terrence J. Nolen announced on June 6, when he revealed the company's 2012-13 slate.
Article | February 14, 2001
Winter-Spring Broadway Season Schedule
Here is a list of shows announced to open on Broadway during the 2000-2001 season and beyond. (Information as of Feb. 13, 2001.) Schedule subject to change. For more details, please see separate news stories on each show. The 2000-2001 Broadway season began June 1, 2000. The 2000 2001 Tony season began May 4, 2000. Tony eligibility cut-off is May 2, 2001.
Article | December 3, 1999
Fall-Winter 1999-2000 Broadway Season Schedule
Here is a list of shows announced to open on Broadway during the 1999-2000 season and beyond. (Information as of Nov. 25, 1999.) Schedule subject to change. For more details, please see separate news stories on each show. The 1999-00 Tony season officially began April 29, 1999; the 1999-00 theatre season began June 1, 1999.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | October 4, 2010
Panaro, Jacoby, Story of My Life, Fiddler, When We Go Upon the Sea Are Barrymore Nominees Oct. 4
Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia is nominated for 21 Barrymore Awards for its work in the 2009-10 season. Winners of Philly's top theatre honors will be revealed in an Oct. 4 ceremony.

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