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Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 30, 2010
Williamstown Summer Will Include Winningham, Franz, Rubinstein, Hecht and More
Lois Smith, Peter Friedman, Mare Winningham, Elizabeth Franz, David Wilson Barnes, John Rubinstein, Campbell Scott, Jessica Hecht and more have been confirmed as performers in Williamstown Theatre Company's upcoming 2010 productions.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 21, 2012
Good "Fortune"! Pat Sajak Is Felix Ungar in CT Odd Couple, With Joe Moore, Liz Larsen, Kathleen McNenny
Pat Sajak, of TV's "Wheel of Fortune," stars as fussy Felix Ungar opposite news anchor Joe Moore as sloppy Oscar Madison in the Connecticut Repertory Theatre production of Neil Simon's comedy The Odd Couple, starting June 21. The performers have been friends since their tour of duty in Vietnam.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | May 31, 2012
Pat Sajak Will Play Felix Ungar in CT Odd Couple; Joe Moore, Liz Larsen, Kathleen McNenny Co-Star
Pat Sajak, of TV's "Wheel of Fortune," will star as fussy Felix Ungar opposite news anchor Joe Moore as sloppy Oscar in the Connecticut Repertory Theatre production of Neil Simon's comedy The Odd Couple, starting June 21. The performers have been friends since their tour of duty in Vietnam.
Article | By Sarah Jane Arnegger | April 23, 2017
Schools of the Stars: Where Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Cast and Creators Went to College
Where the full cast and creative team of the Broadway musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory pursued their college studies.
Article | By Sarah Jane Arnegger | April 6, 2017
Schools of the Stars: Where War Paint Cast and Creators Went to College
Where the cast and creative team of the Broadway musical War Paint pursued their college studies.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | October 10, 2011
Conrad John Schuck and John Rubinstein Are Grumpy Old Men in New Musical Bowing Oct. 10
The world premiere of the musical Grumpy Old Men, based on the 1993 film comedy, begins previews in Canada on Oct. 10. Conrad John Schuck and Tony Award winner John Rubinstein star in roles created by Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon, respectively. Susan Anton plays Ariel, the woman who comes between them.
Article | By Kenneth Jones, Ernio Hernandez | March 9, 2010
Top Secret, Drama of the Pentagon Papers, Opens in NYC; Pine, Bryggman, Strauss and More Star
Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers, the new docudrama about the landmark decision by the Washington Post to publish details about U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War, opens March 9 at New York Theatre Workshop's home in the East Village.
Article | By Ernio Hernandez | February 24, 2010
Nixon-Era Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers Begins Off-Broadway
Larry Pine, Peter Strauss, Roberta Maxwell and Larry Bryggman are featured in Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers, which begins previews Off-Broadway Feb. 24.
Article | By Ernio Hernandez | January 21, 2010
Pine, Bryggman, Strauss and Maxwell to Star Off-Broadway in Nixon-Era Top Secret
Larry Pine will star as former president Richard Nixon opposite Peter Strauss as Ben Bradlee, Roberta Maxwell as Katharine Graham and Larry Bryggman as John Mitchell in Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers Off-Broadway.
Article | By Andrew Gans | March 29, 2023
John Rubinstein Will Be Dwight D. Eisenhower Off-Broadway in Eisenhower: This Piece of Ground
Performances will begin in June at Theatre at St. Clements.
Article | By Playbill Staff | December 30, 2019
In Memoriam: Celebrating the Theatre Legends We Lost in 2019
Playbill looks back at the actors, directors, choreographers, and other theatremakers who died in the past year.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | October 26, 2018
15 Plays and Musicals That Only Need 2 Actors
From Topdog/Underdog to The Last Five Years, these shows only need two actors.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | April 12, 2011
Colm Wilkinson, Louise Pitre and New Musical Amelia Will Be Heard in Toronto Concert Series
Theatre 20, a new musical theatre company in Toronto, will offer a three-concert series at the Panasonic Theatre in 2011, featuring stage stars Louise Pitre (Mamma Mia!), Colm Wilkinson (Les Miserables and Toronto's Phantom of the Opera) and Ma-Anne Dionisio (Toronto's Miss Saigon), among others.
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 21, 2006
DIVA TALK: A Backwards Glance—the 1986 Tony Awards PLUS McDonald and Evita Recordings
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 21, 2006
DIVA TALK: A Backwards Glance—the 1986 Tony Awards PLUS McDonald and Evita Recordings
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Article | By Kevin Filipski | May 31, 2024
Nona Hendryx Is Bringing AI, Virtual Reality, and Afrofuturism to Lincoln Center
Her interactive The Dream Machine Experience premieres in June.
Article | By Andrew Gans | February 9, 2023
Jessica Hecht, Bill Irwin, More Set for Free Multimedia Staged Reading of Just Tell No One
Igor Golyak, who developed the piece, will also direct the in-person and streaming evening at Lincoln Center.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | August 29, 2000
PLAYBILL ON-LINE'S BRIEF ENCOUNTER with David McCallum
He's been the golden-haired spy on "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." and a golden voiced stalwart of summer stock theatre for decades, but over the past three years, David McCallum has returned to New York theatre in an almost ubiquitous -- if not quite Brian Murray-ish -- fashion. After a small role as a thuggish bobby in an Off-Broadway revival of Nasty Little Secrets, McCallum turned up as a cloddish hotel inspector in Communicating Doors, a 1998 OB minor hit starring Mary Louise Parker. That led to an acclaimed featured role as the clueless Emperor in last season's Broadway revival of Amadeus. Now McCallum is playing one more dolt -- albeit one who declined from the greatest heights of glory. Through Sept. 3, McCallum is featured as the title in Barry Edelstein's Central Park mounting of Julius Caesar.
Article | August 29, 2000
PLAYBILL ON-LINE'S BRIEF ENCOUNTER with David McCallum
He's been the golden-haired spy on "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." and a golden voiced stalwart of summer stock theatre for decades, but over the past three years, David McCallum has returned to New York theatre in an almost ubiquitous -- if not quite Brian Murray-ish -- fashion. After a small role as a thuggish bobby in an Off-Broadway revival of Nasty Little Secrets, McCallum turned up as a cloddish hotel inspector in Communicating Doors, a 1998 OB minor hit starring Mary Louise Parker. That led to an acclaimed featured role as the clueless Emperor in last season's Broadway revival of Amadeus. Now McCallum is playing one more dolt -- albeit one who declined from the greatest heights of glory. Through Sept. 3, McCallum is featured as the title in Barry Edelstein's Central Park mounting of Julius Caesar.
Article | By Playbill Staff | October 23, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: October 23
In 1972, Pippin opens on Broadway.

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