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Article | By Marc J. Franklin | March 31, 2020
Step Inside Broadway’s August Wilson Theatre
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—plus a deep dive into the theatre's history.
Article | November 17, 2014
Here Lies Love, Scottsboro Boys, Dogfight Among Shortlist for London's Evening Standard Theatre Awards
The shortlist for the 60th Annual London Evening Standard Theatre Awards — London's longest-standing theatre awards ceremony — has been announced.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | February 12, 2013
MTC's "7@7" Reading Series Spotlights Works By Greg Pierce, Ethan Lipton, Ben Ockent, Sharon Kenny and More
Manhattan Theatre Club will give voice to dramatists Ayad Akhtar, Greg Pierce, Jonathan Caren, Ethan Lipton, Ben Ockrent, Janine Nabers, Sharon Kenny and Rachel Bonds in its spring Ernst C. Stiefel "7@7" Reading Series.
Article | By Robert Simonson | December 31, 2009
In Memoriam: Playbill.com Remembers Those We Lost in 2009
A salute to the theatre people who left us — and left us inspired — in the year 2009.
Article | By Robert Simonson | December 31, 2009
In Memoriam: Playbill.com Remembers Those We Lost in 2009
A Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright. A legendary summer stock producer. A leading South African actor. Variety's most famous reporter. One of the most powerful agents of all time. The original Mitch in A Streetcar Named Desire.
Article | November 2, 2014
A LETTER FROM LONDON: An All-Female Henry IV Stuns and A Happy Introduction to Damn Yankees
The monthly missive from Across the Pond reports on the impressive and lengthy James Plays and the World War I play Flowers of the Forest.
Article | By Harry Haun | February 7, 2014
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Bronx Bombers — Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Playbill.com offers a behind-the-scenes look at opening night of the new sports drama Bronx Bombers.
Article | By Harry Haun | February 7, 2014
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Bronx Bombers — Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Playbill.com offers a behind-the-scenes look at opening night of the new sports drama Bronx Bombers.
Article | By Albert Imperato | January 16, 2009
20 QUESTIONS WITH: New-Music Sextet eighth blackbird
Contemporary music sextet eighth blackbird contribute to the latest installment of our Q&A series. The group has a busy itinerary planned for 2009, spanning the States from Princeton, New Jersey, to Ojai, California, with a brief stop-off in Berlin.
Article | February 18, 1999
Toronto February Stage Highlights
WIT'S END, at the Winter Garden Theatre, last week posted its second hold over notice, now till March 6. Sandra Shamas' new "lone woman show" (her internationally-known first solo effort was My Boyfriend's Back & There's Going To Be Laundry) has delighted sell-out audiences of all ages and diverse social levels since Jan. 14, despite extremely low temperatures and record-setting snowfalls. Shamas' personality reaches every ticket buyer in the 1,000-seat, former vaudeville palace as she recounts her real-life search for love and sanity, through divorce, leading to her -- yes -- wit's end.
Article | By Matthew Blank | March 18, 2014
PHOTO CALL: Melissa van der Schyff, Ryan Silverman, Cliff Saunders, Danielle Wade, Robert Creighton and More Blame Canada! at 54 Below
Blame Canada!, an evening spotlighting Canadian musical theatre, celebrated the launch of the Canadian Musical Theatre Writers Collective (CMTWC) March 17 at 54 Below.
Article | By Michael Gioia | March 17, 2014
Melissa van der Schyff, Ryan Silverman, Melissa O'Neil, Danielle Wade and More Blame Canada! March 17 at 54 Below
Blame Canada!, an evening spotlighting Canadian musical theatre, celebrates the launch of the Canadian Musical Theatre Writers Collective (CMTWC) March 17 at 54 Below.
Article | October 23, 2014
15 Composers Pen Songs for Jeremy Morse, Trista Moldovan, James Donegan, Marty Thomas, Patricia Noonan for Muse Match Concert
Muse Match 3.0, an evening that seeks to answer the question, "What happens when 15 composers go on a musical theatre blind date with 15 singers?," will be presented Oct. 24 at 11:30 PM at 54 Below.
Article | By Matthew Blank | May 23, 2011
PHOTO CALL: Jennifer Cody, Lauren Molina, Jill Paice, Teal Wicks and More Perform NEO7 at the York
The York Theatre Company presented NEO7, a benefit concert celebrating "New, Emerging Outstanding" musical theatre writers, May 16 at its home in Saint Peter’s Theatre. Jennifer Cody, Christine Andreas, Jill Paice, Teal Wicks and more took part.
Article | By Andrew Gans | May 16, 2011
NEO7 Concert, with Jennifer Cody, Christine Andreas, Jill Paice, Autumn Hurlbert, Presented May 16
The York Theatre Company presents NEO7, a benefit concert celebrating "New, Emerging Outstanding" musical theatre writers, May 16 at its home in Saint Peter’s Theatre. Julie James and Tony winner Michael Rupert host.
Article | By Andrew Gans | April 14, 2011
NEO7 Concert To Feature Rebecca Luker, Tituss Burgess, Jennifer Cody, Nikki M. James, Jill Paice
The York Theatre Company will present NEO7, a benefit concert celebrating "New, Emerging Outstanding" musical theatre writers May 16 at its home in Saint Peter’s Theatre.
Article | By Andrew Gans | March 25, 2011
NEO7 Concert Will Feature Works by Will Aronson, Tom Gualtieri, Mary Liz McNamara
The York Theatre Company will present NEO7, a benefit concert celebrating "New, Emerging Outstanding" musical theatre writers May 16 at its home in Saint Peter’s Theatre.
Article | October 30, 2000
Reading of Frogs Ends Hourglass' Time at the Gershwin Hotel Oct. 30
The Hourglass Group, who brought NYC the Off-Broadway revival of Mae West's Sex and Deborah Swisher's Hundreds of Sisters & One BIG Brother, are introducing us to four more women writers. With "Readings at the Gershwin," artistic director Elyse Singer and her two associate directors, Carolyn Baeumler and Nina Hellman, present four new plays Monday nights in October at the downtown NYC Gershwin Hotel. Admission to the series of readings will be free.
Article | October 23, 2000
Lobster Alice Penner Offers New Heroine in Reading at NYC's Gershwin Oct. 23
The Hourglass Group, who brought NYC the Off-Broadway revival of Mae West's Sex and Deborah Swisher's Hundreds of Sisters & One BIG Brother, are introducing us to four more women writers. With "Readings at the Gershwin," artistic director Elyse Singer and her two associate directors, Carolyn Baeumler and Nina Hellman, present four new plays Monday nights in October at the downtown NYC Gershwin Hotel. Admission to the series of readings will be free.
Article | October 16, 2000
NYC's HourGlass' Second Play Reading Is a Triple, Oct. 16 at the Gershwin Hotel
The Hourglass Group, who brought us the OB revival of Mae West's Sex and Deborah Swisher's Hundreds of Sisters & One BIG Brother, now introduce us to four more women writers. With "Readings at the Gershwin," artistic director Elyse Singer and her two associate directors Carolyn Baeumler and Nina Hellman present four new plays Monday nights in October at the downtown NYC Gershwin Hotel. Admission to the series of readings will be free.

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