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Article | By Margaret Hall | December 10, 2024
The Wicked Original Broadway Cast: Where Are They Now?
Kristin Chenoweth, Idina Menzel, Norbert Leo-Butz, here's what the original cast of the Ozian hit are up to.
Article | By Ken Mandelbaum | February 9, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: What’s Left To Revive?
RUNNING OUT OF REVIVALS?
As long as there are institutional theatres like the Roundabout, Circle in the Square, and the National Actors Theatre, there will be revivals of classic plays on Broadway. And that's not to mention the commercial straight play revivals which turn up each season, such as the recent An Ideal Husband and the current Present Laughter.
Article | February 9, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: What’s Left To Revive?
RUNNING OUT OF REVIVALS?
As long as there are institutional theatres like the Roundabout, Circle in the Square, and the National Actors Theatre, there will be revivals of classic plays on Broadway. And that's not to mention the commercial straight play revivals which turn up each season, such as the recent An Ideal Husband and the current Present Laughter.
Article | By Margaret Hall | December 30, 2024
Tony Winner Linda Lavin Has Died at 87
While Ms. Lavin was a beloved stage performer, to much of the general public she was known as the titular Alice on her popular sitcom.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block, Andrew Gans | December 7, 2023
Reviews: See What Critics Have to Say About Boop! The Betty Boop Musical in Chicago
Jasmine Amy Rogers stars in the David Foster, Susan Birkenhead, and Bob Martin-penned musical.
Article | By Dan Meyer | June 2, 2021
Your Gay Agenda: What to Stream During Pride and When
Theatre celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community this month with a slate of virtual programming including something for everyone.
Article | By Ruthie Fierberg | December 17, 2018
Emily Mortimer and Ben Whishaw on Playing the Adult Banks Children in Mary Poppins Returns
The actors share the backstory of their grown-up Jane and Michael Banks
Article | By Ruthie Fierberg | January 4, 2018
GOLDEN GLOBES 2018: Could Lady Bird’s Laurie Metcalf Follow Up Her Tony Victory With a Golden Globe?
The veteran stage performer has Hollywood abuzz with her performance opposite Saoirse Ronan in Greta Gerwig’s film.
Article | By Robert Simonson | August 7, 2016
In Case You Missed It: July 30-August 5
It’s the ’90s on Broadway all over again, with Cats on the boards, Miss Saigon due next year and Sunset Boulevard possibly on its way.
Article | By Richard Patterson | March 6, 2015
Catching Up With the Von Trapp Family Singers: Where Is "The Sound of Music" Cast Now?
Those seven children are no longer running around the streets of Salzburg wearing drapes! With fans of director Robert Wise's film version of "The Sound of Music" celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, Playbill.com is here to catch you up on what the cast has up to in the years since the film's release.
Article | By Robert Simonson | May 27, 2013
Wanted: Child Actor. (Make That Four)
In 1991, actress Daisy Eagan became the youngest female stage performer ever to win a Tony Award. She was 11 when she won Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her performance as Mary Lennox in The Secret Garden.
Article | By Robert Simonson | May 27, 2013
Wanted: Child Actor. (Make That Four)
In 1991, actress Daisy Eagan became the youngest female stage performer ever to win a Tony Award. She was 11 when she won Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her performance as Mary Lennox in The Secret Garden.
Article | November 3, 2001
Patricia Neal to Make Rare Concert Appearance, Nov. 3 at L.I.'s Bay Street
Patricia Neal, who ignited steamy screen chemistry with a slew of Hollywood hunks (on screen and off), and went on to win the very first Tony Award and an Academy Award, will appear in "Old Friends, An Unforgettable Night of Stories, Songs and Surprises," on Saturday, Nov. 3 at Sag Harbor's Bay Street Theatre.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | November 28, 2000
PLAYBILL ON-LINE’S BRIEF ENCOUNTER with Rob Bartlett
In show business, irony tends to rule the roost. A case in point is comedian and actor Rob Bartlett, a teddy-bear type with a walrus moustache who turned his early experiences into the Broadway comedy, More to Love. Alas, critics fell over themselves finding more to hate about that innocuous piece, which closed in a week and left Bartlett extra-lucky to have his day job: a writer and sidekick on the morning show of radio’s famed but deliberately unlovable Don Imus.
Article | November 28, 2000
PLAYBILL ON-LINE’S BRIEF ENCOUNTER with Rob Bartlett
In show business, irony tends to rule the roost. A case in point is comedian and actor Rob Bartlett, a teddy-bear type with a walrus moustache who turned his early experiences into the Broadway comedy, More to Love. Alas, critics fell over themselves finding more to hate about that innocuous piece, which closed in a week and left Bartlett extra-lucky to have his day job: a writer and sidekick on the morning show of radio’s famed but deliberately unlovable Don Imus.
Article | December 17, 1999
DIVA TALK: An Interview With Nell Carter + A Joyous Concert
NELL CARTER
It was during a performance with The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus that the exuberant singing actress Nell Carter decided that the concert should be recorded, sold, and all proceeds should go directly to the Chorus' Financial Assistant Network Club (FAN Club). One problem. The show had not been set up for a professional live recording. Thankfully, however, the show was being taped for the company's archives, and that recording -- in good enough condition for release and featuring Carter's glorious performance -- is now available on compact disc.
Article | By Andrew Gans | December 17, 1999
DIVA TALK: An Interview With Nell Carter + A Joyous Concert
NELL CARTER
It was during a performance with The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus that the exuberant singing actress Nell Carter decided that the concert should be recorded, sold, and all proceeds should go directly to the Chorus' Financial Assistant Network Club (FAN Club). One problem. The show had not been set up for a professional live recording. Thankfully, however, the show was being taped for the company's archives, and that recording -- in good enough condition for release and featuring Carter's glorious performance -- is now available on compact disc.
Article | By Andrew Gans | March 6, 1998
DIVA TALK: Ruffelle's Return And Lots O' Diva News
BETTY BUCKLEY
Congratulations to Betty B for scoring two nominations in this year's MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs) Awards. Buckley was nominated for both Major Female Vocalist of the Year and Major Artist Recording of the Year for Much More on the Sterling Records label. Others in the recording category include Ann Hampton Callaway (After Ours) and Barbara Cook (Oscar Winners); competing against Buckley in the Major Female Vocalist category are Ann Hampton Callaway, Karen Mason and Julie Wilson. The MAC Awards will be held on Apr. 19 at the Manhattan Center's Hammerstein Ballroom on West 34th Street. Call (212) 465-2662 for more information.
Article | March 6, 1998
DIVA TALK: Ruffelle's Return And Lots O' Diva News
BETTY BUCKLEY
Congratulations to Betty B for scoring two nominations in this year's MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs) Awards. Buckley was nominated for both Major Female Vocalist of the Year and Major Artist Recording of the Year for Much More on the Sterling Records label. Others in the recording category include Ann Hampton Callaway (After Ours) and Barbara Cook (Oscar Winners); competing against Buckley in the Major Female Vocalist category are Ann Hampton Callaway, Karen Mason and Julie Wilson. The MAC Awards will be held on Apr. 19 at the Manhattan Center's Hammerstein Ballroom on West 34th Street. Call (212) 465-2662 for more information.
Article | March 5, 1998
David Selby Casts Dark Shadows Over TX Long Day's Journey into Night
HOUSTON -- "So much of what Eugene O'Neill does in Long Day's Journey into Night is put this family into opposing camps, having some of them join forces for a moment against another, then just as abruptly turn on each other in new alliances," reflected David Selby as he settles into his portrayal of the flawed patriarch James Tyrone in a revival of O'Neill's searing masterpiece at the Alley Theatre. Having opened February 25, Long Day's Journey into Night continues at Houston's Tony Award-winning regional theater through Mar. 29.

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