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Article | By Andrew Gans | April 18, 2011
Tix Now on Sale for Irish Rep Camelot Benefit Concert, Starring Melissa Errico and James Barbour
Melissa Errico and James Barbour, who played Guenevere and Lancelot, respectively, in the Hollywood Bowl's summer 2005 production of Lerner and Loewe's Camelot, will return to those roles for a one-night-only concert staging of the musical this summer to benefit Irish Repertory Theatre.
Article | By Matthew Blank | January 23, 2015
PHOTO ARCHIVE: Phantom of the Opera Celebrates 25 Years on Broadway With Star-Studded Gala Performance and Party
On Jan. 26 The Phantom of the Opera will celebrate an unprecedented 27 years on Broadway! We take a look back at the same date two years ago when the show marked its 25th anniversary with a special curtain-call event at the Majestic Theatre followed by an after-party at the New York Public Library.
Article | By Matthew Blank | January 28, 2013
PHOTO CALL: Phantom of the Opera Celebrates 25 Years on Broadway with Star-Studded Gala Performance and Party
A milestone previously unthinkable in American theatre became a reality on Jan. 26 when a Broadway show, The Phantom of the Opera, celebrated its 25th anniversary. A special curtain-call event at the Majestic Theatre was followed by an after-party at the New York Public Library.
Article | By Playbill Staff | November 14, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: November 14
In 1996, the long-running revival of Chicago, starring Ann Reinking and Bebe Neuwirth, opens at the Richard Rodgers Theatre.
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 10, 2024
The Wiz's Nichelle Lewis Steps In for Joaquina Kalukango in City Center Ragtime
Kalukango had previously replaced the originally announced Joy Woods.
Article | By Playbill Staff | April 4, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: April 4
In 1971, Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman's Follies makes its Broadway debut.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | January 26, 2013
Masks Are Still in Style: Broadway's The Phantom of the Opera Is 25 Years Old Jan. 26
A milestone previously unthinkable in American theatre becomes a reality on Jan. 26 when a Broadway show, The Phantom of the Opera, celebrates its 25th anniversary. A special curtain-call event at the Majestic Theatre will be followed by an after-party at the New York Public Library.
Article | March 25, 2001
Jennifer Holliday to Sing at King's New Federal Theatre Benefit, March 25
Dreamgirls star Jennifer Holliday will unleash her famous lungs at the March 25 benefit honoring New York's New Federal Theatre, the Off -Broadway company which has long fostered the work of African-American and women playwrights and actors.
Article | March 7, 2001
New Federal Theatre Annouces Further Details of March 25 Benefit
New York's New Federal Theatre, the Off-Broadway company which has long fostered the work of African-American and women playwrights and actors, will celebrate its 30th anniversary on March 25, 2001, with a Gala Awards Ceremony. The event, hosted by Debbie Allen and Avery Brooks, will take place at The Majestic Theatre in Midtown Manhattan, followed by a dinner at Sardi's.
Article | By Steven Suskin | November 4, 2012
THE BOOK SHELF: New Biographies of "Marc Blitzstein" and "Thornton Wilder"
The lives to two dramatists are in the spotlight in this month's books column: "Marc Blitzstein: His Life, His Work, His World" by Howard Pollack and "Thornton Wilder: A Life" by Penelope Niven.
Article | By Steven Suskin | November 4, 2012
THE BOOK SHELF: New Biographies of "Marc Blitzstein" and "Thornton Wilder"
The lives to two dramatists are in the spotlight in this month's books column: "Marc Blitzstein: His Life, His Work, His World" by Howard Pollack and "Thornton Wilder: A Life" by Penelope Niven.
Article | By Talaura Harms, Logan Culwell-Block | April 12, 2023
Orphans for Sale and Group Nudity: What Happened in the 3rd Episode of Schmigadoon! Season 2, Schmicago?
Two Playbill writers continue their recap of the Apple TV+ series, calling out all the musical theatre references.
Article | By Andrew Gans, Ryan McPhee | June 3, 2019
City Center to Present Evita; Encores! Season Will Include Mack & Mabel and Thoroughly Modern Millie
Ashley Park will take on the title role in Thoroughly Modern Millie; the production marks the launch of a new Encores! initiative.
Article | By Playbill Staff | December 31, 2018
Remembering the Theatre Luminaries We Lost in 2018
Playbill looks back at the actors, directors, choreographers, and other theatre legends who died in the past year.
Article | By Ruthie Fierberg | July 4, 2019
24 Broadway Shows That Showcase American History
From the true events of Parade and The Scottsboro Boys to Founding Father accounts like Hamilton, can you name all of these Broadway shows based on true American events and historic figures?
Article | By Wayman Wong | April 1, 2003
THE LEADING MEN: A ‘Phantom’ phenom - McGillin, Tartaglia & Gurland
It’s the month for April showers, so we interviewed three of the "reigning men" of Broadway, Off-Broadway and cabaret.
Article | By Wayman Wong | April 1, 2003
THE LEADING MEN: A ‘Phantom’ phenom—McGillin, Tartaglia & Gurland
It’s the month for April showers, so we interviewed three of the "reigning men" of Broadway, Off-Broadway and cabaret: Howard McGillin (The Phantom of the Opera), John Tartaglia (Avenue Q) and David Gurland (The Duplex).
Article | June 1, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Time Traveling
The musical Time and Again, which didn't make it to Broadway last season but might turn up sometime in the future, was based on a novel about time travel. I know for a fact that, from time to time, devoted musical theatre fans like myself inevitably think about a time machine that would enable them to return to any period and allow them to see one or several shows of that time.
Article | June 1, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Time Traveling
The musical Time and Again, which didn't make it to Broadway last season but might turn up sometime in the future, was based on a novel about time travel. I know for a fact that, from time to time, devoted musical theatre fans like myself inevitably think about a time machine that would enable them to return to any period and allow them to see one or several shows of that time.
Article | March 30, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: To Preview or Not To Preview
IN DEFENSE OF GOING IN EARLY
This week I deal with a moderately controversial issue, at least among theatre press agents and the creative teams of Broadway productions previewing in New York, and it's one that requires some background and explanation.

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