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Article | By Harry Haun | March 13, 2015
Despite Injuries and Illness, On the Twentieth Century Is Full Steam Ahead
The Roundabout Theatre Company's revival of On the Twentieth Century opened on March 12.
Article | By Mark Shenton | August 14, 2008
Outdoor Gigi, with Topol, Martin, O'Hare and More, Opens in Regent's Park Aug. 14
Topol, Millicent Martin, Lisa O'Hare, Thomas Borchert and Linda Thorson head the cast of a new stage production of Lerner and Loewe's Gigi, which officially opens Aug. 14 at the Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park. Previews began Aug. 6 for a limited run through Sept. 13.
Article | December 31, 1997
Playbill Poll: Top <em>Theatre</em> Experiences of <em>1997</em> -- Part 5
The season of Top 10 lists is upon us. As in previous years, Playbill On Line invites theatregoers everywhere to write their own Top 10 lists, or Top 5, or even the single most memorable theatre-related experience of the calendar year 1997.
Article | By Steven Suskin | June 16, 2002
ON THE RECORD: Millie and Susan Johnson Rediscovered
THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE RCAVictor 09026-63959
There are those who say that Thoroughly Modern Millie was the best musical of the season, and others who say Urinetown wuz robbed. There's little purpose, here and now, to continue the discussion. Urinetown was saluted for score, book and director, while Millie got the big prize. Yes, it is true that Millie entered the balloting with an advantage of 50 votes or so, due to a consortium of Tony voters who banded together to invest in the show. But Millie needed at least 200 additional votes to win Best Musical — which means that they received votes from a substantial number of people who were not producers of Thoroughly Modern Millie. If Sweet Smell of Success had 50 voters as investors, I suspect, it still wouldn't have won Best Musical. Or even 100.
Article | By Steven Suskin | June 16, 2002
ON THE RECORD: Millie and Susan Johnson Rediscovered
THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE RCAVictor 09026-63959
There are those who say that Thoroughly Modern Millie was the best musical of the season, and others who say Urinetown wuz robbed. There's little purpose, here and now, to continue the discussion. Urinetown was saluted for score, book and director, while Millie got the big prize. Yes, it is true that Millie entered the balloting with an advantage of 50 votes or so, due to a consortium of Tony voters who banded together to invest in the show. But Millie needed at least 200 additional votes to win Best Musical — which means that they received votes from a substantial number of people who were not producers of Thoroughly Modern Millie. If Sweet Smell of Success had 50 voters as investors, I suspect, it still wouldn't have won Best Musical. Or even 100.
Article | By Michael Buckley | December 17, 2006
STAGE TO SCREENS: "Dreamgirls" Composer Krieger and Co-Star Rose; Plus David Warren
This month, composer Henry Krieger and Tony winner (Caroline, or Change) Anika Noni Rose talk about the "Dreamgirls" film, and David Warren (The Voysey Inheritance) reflects on his crossover to TV ("Desperate Housewives").
Article | By Michael Buckley | December 17, 2006
STAGE TO SCREENS: "Dreamgirls" Composer Krieger and Co-Star Rose; Plus David Warren
This month, composer Henry Krieger and Tony winner (Caroline, or Change) Anika Noni Rose talk about the "Dreamgirls" film, and David Warren (The Voysey Inheritance) reflects on his crossover to TV ("Desperate Housewives").
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 4, 2002
DIVA TALK: Les Miz Thoughts, Andreas on CD, Channing's Tome & MORE!
LES MIZ THOUGHTS:
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 4, 2002
DIVA TALK: Les Miz Thoughts, Andreas on CD, Channing's Tome & MORE!
LES MIZ THOUGHTS:
Article | September 10, 1999
DIVA TALK: Divas - The Next Generation
Hello, diva lovers! Well, the biggest news of the week (and perhaps the month) has got to be the announcement of Patti LuPone's solo Carnegie Hall concert debut. As I reported earlier in the week, the Tony and Olivier Award-winning actress and singer will perform a brand-new show created by her and director Scott Wittman on Friday, November 19, 1999. The concert will benefit GMHC, the Gay Men's Health Crisis, and tickets go on sale on October 4; call (212) 367-1514. Be sure to save the date!. . . I thought I would devote this week's column to a few of my favorite divas of the next generation: Alice Ripley, Emily Skinner, Linda Eder and that three-time Tony winner Audra McDonald. Enjoy!
Article | By Andrew Gans | September 10, 1999
DIVA TALK: Divas - The Next Generation
Hello, diva lovers! Well, the biggest news of the week (and perhaps the month) has got to be the announcement of Patti LuPone's solo Carnegie Hall concert debut. As I reported earlier in the week, the Tony and Olivier Award-winning actress and singer will perform a brand-new show created by her and director Scott Wittman on Friday, November 19, 1999. The concert will benefit GMHC, the Gay Men's Health Crisis, and tickets go on sale on October 4; call (212) 367-1514. Be sure to save the date!. . . I thought I would devote this week's column to a few of my favorite divas of the next generation: Alice Ripley, Emily Skinner, Linda Eder and that three-time Tony winner Audra McDonald. Enjoy!
Article | January 1, 1998
Playbill Poll: Top Theatre Experiences of 1997 -- Part 7
The season of Top 10 lists is upon us. As in previous years, Playbill On-Line invites theatregoers everywhere to write their own Top 10 lists, or Top 5, or even the single most memorable theatre-related experience of the calendar year 1997.
Article | By Marc J. Franklin | April 8, 2020
Step Inside Broadway’s Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre
While audiences wait for Company to resume performances, revisit the Jacobs 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 | By Matthew Blank | December 18, 2013
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Killer Two-Show Day at A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder with Leading Lady Lauren Worsham
Lauren Worsham, who lends her rich operatic soprano to the role of Pheobe D'Yquith in the new Broadway musical A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, documents a recent two-show day spent with a loving, murder-obsessed company of actors.
Article | By Matthew Blank | December 18, 2013
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Killer Two-Show Day at A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder with Leading Lady Lauren Worsham
Lauren Worsham, who lends her rich operatic soprano to the role of Pheobe D'Yquith in the new Broadway musical A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, documents a recent two-show day spent with a loving, murder-obsessed company of actors.
Article | By Andrew Gans | November 27, 2021
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Barbara Cook, Patti LuPone, Donna McKechnie, Donna Murphy, Bernadette Peters, and Elaine Stritch Celebrate Sondheim
In 2010 Playbill spoke with six Tony-winning musical theatre greats associated with the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and lyricist.
Article | By Andrew Gans | December 23, 2020
Rebecca Luker, 3-Time Tony-Nominated Performer, Passes Away at 59
The radiant soprano made her Main Stem debut in The Phantom of the Opera and was most recently seen on Broadway in Fun Home.
Article | By Ryan McPhee, Andrew Gans, Olivia Clement, Adam Hetrick | June 11, 2018
What Shows Are Heading to Broadway in the 2018–2019 Season?
Here's what's on the horizon following the 2018 Tony Awards.
Article | By John Curtis | July 27, 2017
Schedule of Upcoming London Shows (Old Version)
What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.
Article | By Ryan McPhee, Michael Gioia, Andrew Gans | June 12, 2017
What's Next? Broadway Shows on the Horizon in the 2017–2018 Season
The new season is already shaping up following the 2017 Tony Awards.

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