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Article | By Janice Simpson, Dylan Parent | February 16, 2023
21 Pivotal Moments in Broadway's Black History
In honor of Black History Month, Playbill looks at important moments on Broadway from Black artists.
Article | By Janice Simpson | February 12, 2022
Pivotal Moments in Broadway's Black History
In honor of Black History Month, Playbill.com offers a look at important moments and works with regard to African-Americans in the history of theatre.
Article | October 18, 2000
Michetti Will Direct Ovation Awards; T'Kay, Hirsch, Seel Produce
With the Oct. 30 ceremony only weeks away, Los Angeles' Ovation Awards have announced the creative team dedicated to putting the night together. Michael Michetti, a double Ovation winner for his A Midsummer Night's Dream, directs the event with Eileen T'Kaye and Farrell Hirsch as executive producers and Michael Seel as producer.
Article | March 20, 2000
Buffalo Stance: Philip Baker Hall Takes Care of Business In Mamet Revival
If a burlap bag could talk, it would probably sound like Philip Baker Hall. His rumpled features and shoe-leather voice may not suit him for romantic leads, but at age 68, the rough-hewn performer is one of Hollywood's hottest properties in the character actor division. If you go to the movies with any frequency, recently you may have seen him more than your closest relatives: this past Christmas, he turned up in no less than four films, "Cradle Will Rock," "The Insider," "Magnolia," and "The Talented Mr. Ripley."
Article | December 4, 1998
Last Chance To Dive Into MTC's Water w/J. Smith Cameron, To Dec. 6
Last Chance to catch J. Smith-Cameron, the original Alexa Vere de Vere in the Off-Broadway hit As Bees in Honey Drown, in Shelagh Stephenson's The Memory of Water at Manhattan Theatre Club's Second Stage. The production began performances Oct. 15, opened to mixed-to-negative reviews Nov. 10, and ends its run Dec. 6.
Article | November 10, 1998
J. Smith-Cameron Dives Into Stephenson's Water At OB's MTC, Nov. 10
J. Smith-Cameron, the original Alexa Vere de Vere in the Off-Broadway hit As Bees in Honey Drown, returns to the New York stage in Shelagh Stephenson's The Memory of Water at Manhattan Theatre Club's Second Stage. The production began performances Oct. 15 for a Nov. 10 opening and a limited but unspecified run.
Article | October 12, 1998
J. Smith-Cameron Dives Into Water Off-Broadway Oct. 15
J. Smith-Cameron, the original Alexa Vere de Vere in the Off-Broadway hit As Bees in Honey Drown, returns to the New York stage this fall in Shelagh Stephenson's The Memory of Water at Manhattan Theatre Club's Second Stage. The production is set to begin performances Oct. 15 for a Nov. 10 opening.
Article | September 1, 1998
J. Smith Cameron to Open MTC's Second Stage in Water Oct. 13
J. Smith Cameron, the original Alexa Vere de Vere in the Off-Broadway hit As Bees in Honey Drown, will return to the New York stage this fall in Shelagh Stephenson's The Memory of Water at Manhattan Theatre Club's Second Stage. The production is set to begin performances Oct. 13, according to a Boneau/Bryan-Brown spokesperson (Aug. 31).
Article | July 28, 1998
Captains Courageous Promises a Treat at NY's MTC, Jan. 12, 1999
Treat Williams' return to the New York stage in the musical Captains Courageous will happen Feb. 16, 1999, with previews beginning Jan. 12, 1999.
Article | July 17, 1998
MTC Finishes Season With Closings of Hot Mouth & Labor Day
Finishing up its "Manhattan Music" cabaret series, as well as its second stage season, Manhattan Theatre Club ends its run of the a cappella troupe, "Hot Mouth," July 19. Ending July 22 on the mainstage will be A.R. Gurney's latest comedy, Labor Day.
Article | By Natan Zamansky | April 17, 2023
Champion, Sir András Schiff, Dance Theatre of Harlem, and More: What’s Happening in Classic Arts This Week
Stay up to date with the best of dance, opera, concert music, and more in NYC.
Article | By Ruthie Fierberg | September 18, 2016
Hamilton Director Thomas Kail Wins Big at the Emmys
The complete results of the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards. The funniest moments of the telecast, the most moving speeches and, of course, the night’s winners.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | October 21, 2010
NAMT's Festival of New Musicals Launches Oct. 21 in Manhattan
The National Alliance for Musical Theatre's 22nd annual festival of new musicals, featuring Big Red Sun, Lizzie Borden, Play It Cool and Red Clay, is presented in New York beginning Oct. 21
Article | By Kenneth Jones | December 31, 2003
In Memoriam 2003: Playbill On-Line Recalls Theatre Folk Who Passed On
In 2003, those we said goodbye to included a groundbreaking stage and screen actress known for living and working by her own rules; an illustrator who captured the vivaciousness of live theatre with strokes of his pen; a British actor who was among a new generation of players when Osborne and Pinter were coming into their own; a Tony Award winning playwright who loved the underdog; a librettist whose work on the page was so confident it seemed to sing without music; and a tap-dance wizard who acted, sang and danced into Broadway, film and TV.
Article | July 28, 1998
McNally's Corpus Christi Sets Opening Date
Dates have been announced for Terrence McNally's new drama, Corpus Christi, which has been the target of protest and counter-protest for its subject matter. Manhattan Theatre Club has announced that the play will begin previews Sept. 22 and open Oct. 13 at the New York City Center.
Article | By Playbill Staff | May 9, 2022
Here's How the 2022 Tony Award Nominees Reacted to Receiving Nominations
Find out how this year's nominees found out about getting a Tony nod!
Article | By Scott H. Thompson | June 11, 2015
Wayne Shorter: Living Legend
Mr. Shorter has a body of unique anddefinitive compositions, sophisticated in melody and harmony, done in the rhythm of jazz. His music has been the centerpiece of three definitive forces in jazz...
Article | By Tom Nondorf | September 3, 2008
THE LEADING MEN: Tveit, Sutton and Caruso
This month, we take trips to Oz (to talk to Wicked's Aaron Tveit) and to Idaho (to chat with Rob Sutton of Idaho!). As for Jim Caruso, that globe hopper could be anywhere on earth from Indiana to Belgium touring with Liza Minnelli, yet he always seems to make it back to Manhattan's Birdland every Monday for his much beloved "Cast Party."
Article | By Tom Nondorf | September 3, 2008
THE LEADING MEN: Tveit, Sutton and Caruso
This month, we take trips to Oz (to talk to Wicked's Aaron Tveit) and to Idaho (to chat with Rob Sutton of Idaho!). As for Jim Caruso, that globe hopper could be anywhere on earth from Indiana to Belgium touring with Liza Minnelli, yet he always seems to make it back to Manhattan's Birdland every Monday for his much beloved "Cast Party."
Article | December 23, 2001
NYC Premiere of Jones and Schmidt's Roadside Meets Stop Sign Dec. 23
Roadside, a new musical by The Fantasticks writers Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, ends its New York City premiere as scheduled Dec. 23.

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