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Article | By Harry Haun | May 5, 2008
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Boeing-Boeing—The Host with the Mostest Hostesses
Boeing-Boeing was the ding-dong that opened the doors of the landmark Longacre Theatre to $12 million of renovations May 4. Inside, over the next two hours, a lot of doors on stage opened and closed, the show being an aggressively old-fashioned, door-slamming sex-farce in two acts and three holding patterns.
Article | By Harry Haun | May 5, 2008
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Boeing-Boeing—The Host with the Mostest Hostesses
Boeing-Boeing was the ding-dong that opened the doors of the landmark Longacre Theatre to $12 million of renovations May 4. Inside, over the next two hours, a lot of doors on stage opened and closed, the show being an aggressively old-fashioned, door-slamming sex-farce in two acts and three holding patterns.
Article | By Andrew Gans | January 17, 2003
DIVA TALK: Falsettos and Norma Desmond Revisited
Hello, diva lovers! First, a bit of Gypsy news: tickets for the much anticipated revival — starring two-time Tony Award winner Bernadette Peters — will now go on-sale to the general public Feb. 2, and the Shubert Theatre box office will be open for business beginning, Feb. 24.
Article | By Andrew Gans | January 17, 2003
DIVA TALK: Falsettos and Norma Desmond Revisited
Hello, diva lovers! First, a bit of Gypsy news: tickets for the much anticipated revival — starring two-time Tony Award winner Bernadette Peters — will now go on-sale to the general public Feb. 2, and the Shubert Theatre box office will be open for business beginning, Feb. 24.
Article | May 13, 1996
Remembering the Tony-Winning Musical Performers -- Part 1
From the Special Tony Playbill:
Article | By Matthew Blank | July 25, 2014
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Last Look Behind the Scenes at Broadway's Star-Studded Of Mice and Men Before it Closes (With a Stop By the "OITNB" Set)
Joel Marsh Garland, known for his work as Officer O'Neill on "Orange Is the New Black," is pulling double-duty and appearing 8 shows a week in Broadway's Of Mice and Men. He documented a busy day, starting with a very early "OITNB" shoot followed by two performances at the Longacre Theatre!
Article | By Robert Simonson | August 24, 2012
PLAYBILL THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, Aug. 18-24: Jay-Z and Annie, the Bare Kids, the Lunts in NYC
Let's begin this week's column with one of the strangest theatre stories I've encountered in 25 years of covering the scene. Here's how the lead to the Playbill.com news story went: "'Annie,' the upcoming film remake of the 1982 movie musical that will star Willow Smith in the title role, will begin production in spring 2013 in New York, according to BBC News. Rap artist Jay-Z is currently working on additions to the score."
Article | By Robert Simonson | August 24, 2012
PLAYBILL THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, Aug. 18-24: Jay-Z and Annie, the Bare Kids, the Lunts in NYC
Let's begin this week's column with one of the strangest theatre stories I've encountered in 25 years of covering the scene. Here's how the lead to the Playbill.com news story went: "'Annie,' the upcoming film remake of the 1982 movie musical that will star Willow Smith in the title role, will begin production in spring 2013 in New York, according to BBC News. Rap artist Jay-Z is currently working on additions to the score."
Article | By Steven Suskin | June 12, 2006
Tony History
How Broadway's Awards Evolved
Article | By Michael Buckley | May 31, 2009
STAGE TO SCREENS: New Mendes Movie, New Coward Movie and Sherman Bros. Documentary
This month: Sam Mendes' "Away We Go," featuring Allison Janney, plus songwriter Richard Sherman ("The Boys") and "Easy Virtue" writers Stephan Elliott and Sheridan Jobbins.
Article | By Michael Buckley | May 31, 2009
STAGE TO SCREENS: New Mendes Movie, New Coward Movie and Sherman Bros. Documentary
This month: Sam Mendes' "Away We Go," featuring Allison Janney, plus songwriter Richard Sherman ("The Boys") and "Easy Virtue" writers Stephan Elliott and Sheridan Jobbins.
Article | May 11, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Tony Highs And Lows
This week's column is an informal look-back at some of the great--and not so great--moments in Tony Award history:
Article | May 22, 1996
Remembering Tony-Winning Play Performers -- Part 3
From the Special Tony Playbill
Article | By Mark Robinson | May 10, 2015
Who Took Home the Trophy? Tight Tony Award Races for Best Musical
With awards season in full swing, Playbill.com looks back at Tony Awards races of previous years and reflects on surprising wins of the coveted Best Musical trophy.
Article | By Michael Buckley | August 24, 2009
STAGE TO SCREENS: Making "Taking Woodstock"; Chats with Groff and Schreiber
Jonathan Groff and Liev Schreiber discuss working on Ang Lee's new film, "Taking Woodstock," which features a host of New York theatre actors.
Article | By Michael Buckley | August 23, 2009
STAGE TO SCREENS: Making "Taking Woodstock"; Chats with Groff and Schreiber
Jonathan Groff and Liev Schreiber discuss working on Ang Lee's new film, "Taking Woodstock," which features a host of New York theatre actors.
Article | May 13, 1996
Remembering the Tony-Winning Musical Performers -- Part 2
From the Special Tony Playbill:
Article | August 13, 1999
DIVA TALK: Singing Their Songs on Concert Stages and CD
PATTI LuPONE
I've received several rave reviews from diva lovers who attended Patti LuPone's opening night last week at London's famed Donmar Warehouse. In fact, one diva fan gushed, "Most surprising of all was when Patti LuPone, singer and actress, was overwhelmed by Patti LuPone, mother and daughter, during a devastatingly performed 'My Father'/'Look Mummy, No Hands' -- there wasn't a soul in the theatre, I'm certain, who wasn't absolutely devoted to her then. I've never been more moved in the theatre."
Article | By Andrew Gans | August 13, 1999
DIVA TALK: Singing Their Songs on Concert Stages and CD
PATTI LuPONE
I've received several rave reviews from diva lovers who attended Patti LuPone's opening night last week at London's famed Donmar Warehouse. In fact, one diva fan gushed, "Most surprising of all was when Patti LuPone, singer and actress, was overwhelmed by Patti LuPone, mother and daughter, during a devastatingly performed 'My Father'/'Look Mummy, No Hands' -- there wasn't a soul in the theatre, I'm certain, who wasn't absolutely devoted to her then. I've never been more moved in the theatre."
Article | By Michael Gioia | June 25, 2014
LAST CHANCE: What's Closing This Week
Here's Playbill.com's weekly "Last Chance" reminder to catch Broadway, Off-Broadway and world-premiere productions before they take a final bow.

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