Ten Percent of Molly Snyder, featuring Richard Kline and Liz Zazzi, begins performances at Penguin Repertory Company Aug. 15.

"Three's Company" veteran Richard Kline will star opposite Liz Zazzi in Ten Percent of Molly Snyder at Penguin Repertory Company this August.

The Actors Company Theatre opens Edward Bond's The Sea, directed by Scott Alan Evans, April 26 at the Beckett Theatre in Off-Broadway's Theatre Row.

The Actors Company Theatre continues its 2006-07 season of fully staged productions with Edward Bond's The Sea, directed by Scott Alan Evans, at the Beckett Theatre in Off-Broadway's Theatre Row.

The Actors Company Theatre will continue its 2006-07 season of fully staged productions with Edward Bond's The Sea, directed by Scott Alan Evans, at the Beckett Theatre in Off-Broadway's Theatre Row.

From VivaLsVgs:
I saw "Annie" last night in Wallingford, CT and to be truthful, I was disappointed. All of the orphans were mediocre at best and Brittny Kissinger just didn't have the spark that I expected from Annie. I saw the Turning Point show and thought Joanna's voice seemed a lot stronger and better suited for the role. The way the entire firing was handled was cruel and seems like a media stunt that has indeed backfired. If I hadn't already paid for the tickets, I would have boycotted the show.
To those who criticize Andrea McArdle , keep in mind when she replaced Kristen Vigard in the original production, the show was in the workshop stage and had none of the publicity that has surrounded this revival. Also thought I'd mention the fact that Goodspeed Opera House also did an Annie revival this summer. It was superb !! Cassandra Kubinski was the quintessential Annie and while watching Turning Point I wondered if she had been given an audition for the Broadway revival?
The show definitely needs to be fine tuned to become a success on Broadway again, Brittny will improve but I still think Joanna deserved to play the part, she seemed to have that certain spark that makes Annie, "Annie". (3/1/97)

The nominations for the 1997 Tony Awards were announced May 5 (see separate story in Theatre News).

These directors are making waves in the field—and none of them have yet directed for Broadway.

Students from some of the best known college theatre programs offer their tips for a successful first year.

Sam Anderson, known as castaway Bernard on TV's "Lost," and also co-artistic director of Los Angeles' The Road Theatre Company, makes a rare L.A. stage appearance starting Jan. 11, in the West Coast premiere of Keith Huff's The Bird and Mr. Banks.

Sam Anderson, known as castaway Bernard on TV's "Lost," and also co-artistic director of Los Angeles' The Road Theatre Company, will make a rare L.A. stage appearance in 2009 in the West Coast premiere of Keith Huff's The Bird and Mr. Banks.

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.

The Emmy– and Drama Desk-nominated choreographer behind Broadway’s Head Over Heels and more shares his weightless workout routine.

Theatre-maker and activist, Shakina Nayfack, takes her solo show on tour in one of the most dangerous places to be trans. Her goal: education and acceptance through art.

This month we speak to Peter Gallagher (The Country Girl), F. Murray Abraham (Almost an Evening), Ethan Phillips (November), Anna Hamilton Phelan and Greg Evigan (Mask), and John Bucchino (A Catered Affair). Also: Remembering Richard Widmark.

This month we speak to Peter Gallagher (The Country Girl), F. Murray Abraham (Almost an Evening), Ethan Phillips (November), Anna Hamilton Phelan and Greg Evigan (Mask), and John Bucchino (A Catered Affair). Also: Remembering Richard Widmark.

Musical theatre dream team leading lady Kelli O'Hara and director Bartlett Sher join forces to bring another Rodgers and Hammerstein classic to the stage. And, for O'Hara, it's uncharted territory.