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Article | By Leah Putnam | April 19, 2023
Reviews: Here's What Critics Are Saying About London's Josie Rourke-Directed Dancing at Lughnasa Revival
Derry Girls' Siobhán McSweeney and Louisa Harland star alongside Alison Oliver, Bláithín Mac Gabhann, and Justine Mitchell in the National Theatre production.
Article | By Andrew Gans | January 2, 2021
Grateful: 37 Broadway Actors Share Who They Were Thankful for in 2020
Tony winners Betty Buckley, André De Shields, Rita Moreno, Bernadette Peters, Chita Rivera, Leslie Uggams, and more express their gratitude.
Article | March 25, 2016
Do We All Have a Bit of Patrick Bateman in Us?
In a world where we have virtually everything at our fingertips, why are we constantly craving more? American Psycho cast and creatives sound off.
Article | By Harry Haun | March 15, 2010
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Looped — Dub! Dub! My Darling!
Meet the first-nighters of the new Broadway comedy Looped, starring Valerie Harper.
Article | By Harry Haun | March 15, 2010
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Looped — Dub! Dub! My Darling!
Meet the first-nighters of the new Broadway comedy Looped, starring Valerie Harper.
Article | By Harry Haun | April 12, 2005
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: The Pillowman: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The good news is that Broadway has a brand-new play on its boards today—Martin McDonagh's The Pillowman, which was plumped up and presented April 10 at the Booth after a hit gig in London. The bad news is it's the season's fifth and, alas, last new play, barely giving Tony nominators a selection for a full slate of Best Play contenders.
Article | By Harry Haun | April 11, 2005
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: The Pillowman: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The good news is that Broadway has a brand-new play on its boards today—Martin McDonagh's The Pillowman, which was plumped up and presented April 10 at the Booth after a hit gig in London. The bad news is it's the season's fifth and, alas, last new play, barely giving Tony nominators a selection for a full slate of Best Play contenders.
Article | By Robert Simonson | May 11, 2004
D.C. Theatre's Helen Hayes Awards Honor Ludwig's Hollywood, Crowns, Drawer Boy
Winner of the 2004 Helen Hayes Awards, celebrating the best of resident and non-resident theatre in Washington, DC, were announced May 10 at the Kennedy Center.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | May 10, 2004
In DC's Helen Hayes Awards, Bounce Brothers Kind and McGillin Are Rivals; Ceremony Is May 10
Nominees for the 2004 Helen Hayes Awards, celebrating the best of resident and non-resident theatre in Washington, DC, will gather May 10 at the Kennedy Center for the awards ceremony.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | March 9, 2004
Pawk, Bounce Brothers, 110 in the Shade, Crowns, 1776 Earn 2004 Helen Hayes Noms in DC
Nominees for the 2004 Helen Hayes Awards, celebrating the best of resident and non-resident work on Washington, DC-area theatre, were announced March 8.
Article | By Andrew Gans | January 31, 2003
DIVA TALK: Peters, Lansbury and Channing Salute Herman; "Idol" Thoughts
Hello, diva lovers! How exciting to walk down W. 44th Street Thursday morning and see the marquee for the upcoming revival of Gypsy, which begins previews March 31 prior to an official opening May 1.
Article | By Andrew Gans | January 31, 2003
DIVA TALK: Peters, Lansbury and Channing Salute Herman; "Idol" Thoughts
Hello, diva lovers! How exciting to walk down W. 44th Street Thursday morning and see the marquee for the upcoming revival of Gypsy, which begins previews March 31 prior to an official opening May 1. A big smile crossed my face when I saw the Shubert Theatre marquee, which now reads "Bernadette Peters G Y P S Y." (There's also a huge version of the marquee's artwork now adorning the side of the Shubert Theatre in Shubert Alley.)
Article | By Michael Buckley | September 29, 2002
STAGE TO SCREENS: Storyline's Zadan and Meron Discuss TV 'Music Man'
While few might consider the 1960's to be a Golden Age of Movie Musicals, four adaptations of Broadway shows won a Best Picture Academy Award during that decade: "West Side Story" (1961), "My Fair Lady" (1964), "The Sound of Music" (1965), and "Oliver!" (1968) — and four others were Oscar nominees: "Fanny" (1961), which eliminated songs but used the show's music in the background; "The Music Man" (1962); "Funny Girl" (1968); and "Hello, Dolly!" (1969). Over the years, movie musicals have struck an unresponsive chord with audiences (albeit not the genre's avid fans), and the path between Broadway and Hollywood became a yellowed brick road.
Article | By Christine Ehren | June 26, 2000
Contact, Wings, Mitchell, Collette Win Top FANYs
It's hard to guess what's going to win a FANY, the Broadway equivalent of a People's Choice Award. Sometimes it's a match with the Tonys, with Contact, winning four awards including Outstanding Musical. Sometimes it's completely different -- for instance, FANY named Waiting in the Wings the best play of the 1999-2000 season and The Wild Party tied Contact with just as many wins.
Article | June 25, 2000
Cuccioli, Ripley, d'Arcy James, Dukakis Present FANYs at Swing 46, June 25
The Tonys are over, but there's one more award show to go -- the Friends of New York Theatre "FANY" Awards. When they are presented June 25 at Swing 46, Robert Cuccioli, Alice Ripley and Brian d'Arcy James will join Olympia Dukakis and her husband, "Mad About You"'s Louis Zorich, former FANY winner Kellie Overby and The Wild Party's Jane Summerhays as guest celebrities handing out the prizes.
Article | By Christine Ehren | June 21, 2000
Cuccioli, Ripley and d'Arcy James Present FANYs at Swing 46, June 25
The Tonys are over, but there's one more award show to go -- the Friends of New York Theatre "FANY" Awards. When they are presented June 25 at Swing 46, Robert Cuccioli, Alice Ripley and Brian d'Arcy James will join Olympia Dukakis and her husband, "Mad About You"'s Louis Zorich, former FANY winner Kellie Overby and The Wild Party's Jane Summerhays as guest celebrities handing out the prizes.
Article | October 29, 2016
What’s Hot In London: October 22-28
Artistic director of Shakespeare’s Globe will leave after only two seasons, director Howard Davies dies at 71, casting announcements and more.
Article | December 10, 2015
BroadwayCon Schedule Revealed! Your First Peek at Theatrical Events, Insider Panels and Interactive Workshops
For three days in January, theatre fans will gather in New York City for the first-ever BroadwayCon. Here's a sneak peek at the schedule for the theatre-packed event, including star panels, unmissable events and fan meet-ups!
Article | By Andrew Gans | May 23, 2011
56th Annual Drama Desk Awards Presented May 23
Tony and Drama Desk Award winner Harvey Fierstein, most recently on Broadway in the award-winning revival of La Cage aux Folles, hosts the 56th Annual Drama Desk Awards May 23 at the Hammerstein Ballroom at the Manhattan Center.
Article | By Andrew Gans | May 18, 2011
Drama Desk Awards Will Debut in June On Ovation Network
The 56th Annual Drama Desk Awards, which will be held May 23 at the Hammerstein Ballroom at the Manhattan Center, will debut on television in June on the Ovation Network.

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