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Article | By Talaura Harms | January 5, 2021
In the News: Cynthia Erivo Sashays to the Drag Race Judges Table, Mint and Origin 1st Go Digital
The Tony winner and Oscar nominee will be a guest judge on the current, 13th season of RuPaul's Drag Race.
Article | By Ryan McPhee | July 16, 2019
Amber Iman, Phoenix Best, More Join Vassar and New York Stage and Film’s 2019 Powerhouse Season
The series of in-development works continues through July.
Article | By Andrew Gans, Michael Gioia | June 1, 2015
Drama Desk Award Winners Announced; Hamilton Wins Seven Awards
The 60th Annual Drama Desk Awards, hosted by Tony winner Laura Benanti, were presented May 31 at The Town Hall in New York City. Lin-Manuel Miranda's Broadway-bound musical Hamilton, which premiered Off-Broadway at the Public Theater, won seven awards — the most of any production of the season – including Outstanding Musical.
Article | October 21, 2014
LAST CHANCE: What's Closing This Week
Here's Playbill.com's weekly "Last Chance" reminder to catch Broadway, Off-Broadway and world-premiere productions before they take a final bow.
Article | October 20, 2014
Vincent Kartheiser and Larry Pine are Billy & Ray, Opening Tonight at the Vineyard
Billy & Ray, Mike Bencivenga’s new comedy about the making of the classic film "Double Indemnity," officially opens at the Vineyard Theatre Oct. 20 following previews that began Oct. 1.
Article | By Michael Gioia | October 8, 2014
Natalie Weiss and Tap-Dancing Quintet Cover Lorde's "Royals" (Plus Video)
Natalie Weiss, who has been seen on Broadway in Everyday Rapture and recently completed a two-and-a-half-year run in the 25th anniversary tour of Les Misérables, covers Lorde's "Royals" alongside a quintet of tap dancers.
Article | October 3, 2014
Corey Cott Moderates Q&A Talkbacks Following "Little Tin Man" Screenings in NYC
The indie film "The Little Tin Man," featuring performances from Broadway actors Jeff Hiller, Greg Hildreth and Chris Henry Coffey, opens theatrically in New York City Oct. 3 at the Williamsburg Cinemas.
Article | October 1, 2014
Billy & Ray, With "Mad Men" Star Vincent Kartheiser and Larry Pine, Begins Tonight
Billy & Ray, Mike Bencivenga’s new comedy about the making of the classic film "Double Indemnity," begins performances at the Vineyard Theatre Oct. 1.
Article | September 26, 2014
Billy & Ray, With "Mad Men" Star Vincent Kartheiser and Larry Pine, Extends at Vineyard Prior to Opening
Billy & Ray, Mike Bencivenga’s new comedy about the making of the classic film "Double Indemnity," has extended its run at the the Vineyard Theatre.
Article | September 15, 2014
The Fatal Weakness, Comedy About Love and Marriage, Opens at Mint Theater Company Sept. 15
The Fatal Weakness, George Kelly's comedy about romance, marriage and commitment, officially opens at the Mint Theater Company Sept. 15 following previews that began Aug. 19.
Article | By Michael Gioia | September 10, 2014
Off-Broadway's $20 Discount Features 45 Shows, Including Pageant, 50 Shades, Avenue Q
The Off-Broadway Alliance offers 20at20, the bi-annual discount offer celebrating Off-Broadway, through Sept. 28. Participating shows include Pageant, 50 Shades The Musical!, Avenue Q and more.
Article | September 2, 2014
"The Little Tin Man," About a Little Guy With Big Dreams, Features Jeff Hiller, Greg Hildreth and Chris Henry Coffey
The indie film "The Little Tin Man," featuring performances from Broadway actors Jeff Hiller, Greg Hildreth and Chris Henry Coffey, premieres exclusively on Vutopia for the month of September in partnership with Gravitas Ventures.
Article | By Carey Purcell | August 26, 2014
"Mad Men" Star Vincent Kartheiser and Larry Pine Will Be Billy & Ray at Vineyard Theatre
Vincent Kartheiser, known for playing the advertising anti-hero Pete Campell on the hit AMC TV show "Mad Men," will move from the Madison Avenue to Hollywood to star in Billy & Ray at the Vineyard Theatre.
Article | By Robert Simonson | August 26, 2014
Broadway Box Office Analysis, Aug. 18-24: Numbers Drop at Hedwig Following NPH Exit While Michael Cera Debuts Onstage in This Is Our Youth
Playbill's new weekly feature examines the box-office trends of the past week.
Article | By Michael Gioia | August 24, 2014
Calling All Riffers! Win a Spot on "Breaking Down the Riffs" Web Series (Plus Video)
Natalie Weiss, who has been seen on Broadway in Everyday Rapture and recently completed a two-and-a-half-year run in the 25th anniversary tour of Les Misérables, has launched a contest for up-and-coming riffers to be featured on "Breaking Down the Riffs."
Article | By Philippe Bowgen | August 24, 2014
Festival Favorites Get Extensions at FringeNYC Encore Series
FringeNYC has announced the titles selected for extension as part of the 2014 FringeNYC Encore Series, which will be presented in two mini festivals at the Baruch Performing Arts Center and the SoHo Playhouse.
Article | By Joseph Marzullo | August 19, 2014
PHOTO CALL: First Look at Mint Theater Company's The Fatal Weakness
The Fatal Weakness, George Kelly's comedy about romance, marriage and commitment, is presented by Mint Theater Company with performances beginning Aug. 19.
Article | By Carey Purcell | August 19, 2014
The Fatal Weakness, Comedy About Love and Marriage, Begins at Mint Theater Company Aug. 19
The Fatal Weakness, George Kelly's comedy about romance, marriage and commitment, is presented by Mint Theater Company with performances beginning Aug. 19.
Article | By Carey Purcell | June 18, 2014
The Fatal Weakness, Comedy About Love and Marriage, Will Play Mint Theater Company
The Fatal Weakness, George Kelly's comedy about romance, marriage and commitment, will be presented by Mint Theater Company.
Article | June 29, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Posterity Is Just Around the Corner
One of the things I most enjoy about looking through old Playbills from the 1940s is the page listing the other shows then playing on Broadway. I recently did a column here about an imaginary, time-travel visit to the 1956-'57 season, but any one of these Playbill pages can take you on an instant--and sometimes heartbreaking--trip to a Broadway week of days gone by. The names of the stars and the titles of the shows available in any single week of the period are enough to make any present-day theatre lover swoon. (One could have the same experience looking at the theatre ABCs in a newspaper of the time, but for Playbill collectors like myself, these pages will be more readily accessible.)

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