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Article | By Andrew Gans | August 30, 2023
Video: Watch the Queens of Canada's SIX: The Musical in New Trailer
The international hit musical recently opened at Edmonton's Citadel Theatre.
Article | By Andrew Gans | August 25, 2023
Photos: Get a 1st Look at the Queens of Canada's SIX: The Musical
The international hit musical recently opened at Edmonton's Citadel Theatre.
Article | By James Miller | November 18, 2019
Last Chance: Schedule of Upcoming Broadway and Off-Broadway Show Closings
What shows are about to close in New York City?
Article | By Nathan Skethway | February 4, 2019
Watch Footage From My Very Own British Invasion at Paper Mill Playhouse
The world premiere musical from Tony-winning director Jerry Mitchell is set to continue performances through March 3.
Article | By Ryan McPhee | October 7, 2017
National Tour of The Color Purple Kicks Off October 7
Adrianna Hicks, Carla R. Stewart, and Carrie Compere—all alums of the Tony-winning Broadway revival—lead the cast.
Article | By Carey Purcell | May 12, 2014
A Loss of Roses, Featuring Deborah Hedwall, Patricia Hodges and Ben Kahre, Opens Off-Broadway May 12
The first New York revival of Pulitzer Prize winner William Inge's A Loss of Roses officially opens May 12 at Theatre at St. Clement's, following previews that began May 8.
Article | By Carey Purcell | May 8, 2014
A Loss of Roses, Featuring Deborah Hedwall, Patricia Hodges and Ben Kahre, Begins Performances May 8
The first New York revival of Pulitzer Prize winner William Inge's A Loss of Roses begins performances May 8 prior to an official opening May 12 at Theatre at St. Clement's.
Article | By Carey Purcell | April 22, 2014
Deborah Hedwall, Patricia Hodges and Ben Kahre Will Star in First New York Revival of William Inge's A Loss of Roses
Peccadillo Theater Company, in association with La Femme Theatre Productions, will present the first New York revival of Pulitzer Prize winner William Inge's A Loss of Roses.
Article | By Ernio Hernandez, Christine Ehren | March 20, 2003
Deaf West Theatre's Big River to Reach Broadway with Roundabout in July
Deaf West Theatre's Ovation Award-winning revival of Big River, a unique production using both hearing and non-hearing actors, will resurface on Broadway with the help of the Roundabout Theatre Company. The restaging will be in association with the Mark Taper Forum, a spokesperson confirmed.
Article | By Christine Ehren | January 8, 2003
Big River Closed in L.A., But Deaf West Confident Revival Will Have Life Beyond
Deaf West's Ovation Award-winning revival of Big River, a unique production using both hearing and non-hearing actors, will have a life beyond its Los Angeles run, Deaf West producing director Bill O'Brien said, citing Broadway as a future possibilty.
Article | By Christine Ehren | November 5, 2002
Ovation-nominated Big River Returns to L.A. With Bonds, Jr., Frelich Nov. 5-Dec. 29
The Deaf West Theatre's revival of Big River, which bested Broadway's Flower Drum Song and Into the Woods at the recent Ovation Award nominations, returns to Los Angeles for a two month run at the Mark Taper Forum. The musical, which stars Rufus Bonds, Jr., Gwen Stewart and Tony Award winner Phyllis Frelich, plays Nov. 5-Dec. 29 with an opening Nov. 14.
Article | By James Inverne | July 11, 2005
RSC Launches Vast Complete Works Of Shakespeare Festival
In a press launch on July 11 at London’s British Telecom Tower, The Royal Shakespeare Company released some details of its forthcoming Complete Works Of Shakespeare season.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | May 15, 2012
John Kander-Greg Pierce Musical The Landing, With Julia Murney and David Hyde Pierce, Begins "Lab" in NYC
The Vineyard Theatre's Developmental Lab of The Landing, the new triptych musical by Tony Award-winning composer John Kander, with book and lyrics by Greg Pierce, plays Off-Broadway May 15-June 3. Tony winner Walter Bobbie directs a cast that includes Julia Murney, David Hyde Pierce and Paul Anthony Stewart.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | April 12, 2012
Walter Bobbie Will Stage John Kander-Greg Pierce Musical The Landing, With Julia Murney and David Hyde Pierce
The Vineyard Theatre's Developmental Lab of The Landing, the new triptych musical by composer John Kander, with book and lyrics by Greg Pierce, will be directed by Walter Bobbie. Julia Murney, David Hyde Pierce and Paul Anthony Stewart will star in the May 15-June 3 test of the material Off-Broadway.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | February 10, 2005
Beloved "Pollyanna" and Tony Award-Winning Linda Loman Will Find Sanctuary at Pittsburgh Public
Pittsburgh Public Theater has plucked up two acclaimed actresses to nest in its spring staging of Frank McGuinness' The Bird Sanctuary.
Article | May 25, 2002
New York Theatre Workshop's Vienna: Lusthaus Extends to Aug. 11
New York Theatre Workshop's production of Vienna: Lusthaus (revisited), which replaced the postponed Caryl Churchill's Far Away, is proving a worthy alternative as the work extends to Aug. 11, according to a production spokesperson. The run , which opened May 8, was originally scheduled for April 17-June 2.
Article | May 8, 1998
Last Chance: Updated DC Merry Wives Ends May 10
Daniel Fish's updated version of The Merry Wives of Windsor finishes its scheduled run May 10 after starting previews Mar. 24 and opening Mar. 29. Set in a 1955 Adirondack resort, this staging of William Shakespeare's comedy still concerns the travails of two wives who have each received identical love letters from Sir John Falstaff (David Sabin). Co-starring are Evalyn Baron as Mistress Page, Melissa Gallagher as Mistress Ford, Edward Gero as Master Page, Floyd King as Master Ford and Franchelle Stewart Dorn as Mistress Quickly. Everett Quinton, head of NY's Ridiculous Theatrical Company, plays Dr. Caius.
Article | January 25, 1998
Wallace Acton To Act in DC Peer Gynt Jan. 25
Patrick Stewart played Othello; Elizabeth Ashley will appear in Sweet Bird Of Youth. These are the most publicized highlights of the current season at Washington DC's Shakespeare Theatre, but three other plays are also on the schedule, including Peer Gynt and The Merry Wives Of Windsor.
Article | November 17, 1997
Patrick Stewart Stars in Race-Reversed Othello in D.C. Nov. 17
That classically trained actor Patrick Stewart will star in Othello at Shakespeare Theatre in Washington DC is not tremendously surprising. That he's playing the title character -- a Moor -- is, especially since the remaining cast will be played by African-Americans. Jude Kelly, artistic director of the UK's West Yorkshire Playhouse, directs this defiantly non-traditional approach, which opens Nov. 17 and runs through Jan. 4.
Article | September 2, 1997
Shakespeare Theatre Season Begins in DC Sept. 2
Patrick Stewart is playing Othello; Elizabeth Ashley will appear in Sweet Bird Of Youth. These are the most publicized highlights of the 1997-98 season at Washington DC's Shakespeare Theatre, but three other plays are also on the schedule, including Peer Gynt and The Merry Wives Of Windsor.

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