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Article | June 19, 1998
Berkeley Repertory's Skylight To Shut June 21
Skylight, David Hare's tale of an old romance rekindled and then curdled by politics and social standing, will close at Berkeley Repertory on June 21. Hare's drama, nominated for best play, actor and actress 1997 Tonys, tells of a rich widower and the young housekeeper with whom he had an affair - even as his wife was dying.
Article | By Robert Viagas | July 27, 2011
Are You in the New "Playbill Broadway Yearbook"? (Aa-Da)
The latest edition of "The Playbill Broadway Yearbook," covering the season from June 1, 2010 to May 31, 2011, is now available for pre-ordering. Here is the index from the book — more than 9,600 of the people who make Broadway work (with the page numbers on which the name appears). Check and see if your name is on the list!
Article | August 12, 2008
Are You in the 2007-2008 Playbill Yearbook?
The latest edition of "The Playbill Broadway Yearbook," covering the season from June 1, 2007 to May 31, 2008, is now available for pre-ordering. Here is the index from the book — more than 9,800 of the people who make Broadway work. Check and see if your name is on the list!
Article | August 19, 2005
Are You In The 2004-05 Broadway Yearbook?
"The Playbill Broadway Yearbook" is now in stock and ready for delivery. Here is the index from the book — more than 8,000 of the people who make Broadway work. Are you or your friends in the "Yearbook"? Check below to see!
Article | By Karissa Krenz | April 6, 2010
Jaffe Family Drive Unveiled in May
The Jaffe Family Drive will dramatically alter the way the principal Columbus Avenue side of the Lincoln Center campus looks and is accessed. Here is a preview of the transformation, which opens to public use next month.
Article | By Molly Higgins | February 9, 2024
Photos: Go Inside Ars Nova's 2024 Nova Ball Honoring Alex Timbers
The Tony-winning director is known for Moulin Rouge!, Here Lies Love, Gutenberg!, and more.
Article | By Molly Higgins | December 20, 2023
Ars Nova to Honor Alex Timbers at 2024 Nova Ball
The Tony-winning director is known for Moulin Rouge!, Here Lies Love, Gutenberg!, and more.
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 Whitney Spaner | August 28, 2016
How Tony Winner Jefferson Mays Met His Match
Jefferson Mays and his wife, actress Susan Lyons, live a full life of creativity, romance and constant collaboration.
Article | By Mark Shenton | April 17, 2014
London's Hampstead Theatre to Premiere Wonderland, a New Play About U.K.'s 1980s Miners' Strike
London's Hampstead Theatre is to offer the world premiere of Beth Steel's Wonderland to mark the 30th anniversary of the Miners' Strike that changed the fabric of Britain forever. It will begin performances June 20 prior to an official opening June 26, for a run through July 26.
Article | By Harry Haun | January 28, 2013
PLAYBILL ON A HISTORIC NIGHT: The Phantom of the Opera; The Power of the Music of the Knight
Meet the stars and guests who attended the Jan. 26 gala performance and after-party celebrating the 25th anniversary of Broadway's The Phantom of the Opera.
Article | By Harry Haun | January 28, 2013
PLAYBILL ON A HISTORIC NIGHT: The Phantom of the Opera; The Power of the Music of the Knight
Meet the stars and guests who attended the Jan. 26 gala performance and after-party celebrating the 25th anniversary of Broadway's The Phantom of the Opera.
Article | By Steven Suskin | January 30, 2011
THE DVD SHELF: Garbo and Minnelli From the Archives, Plus "Naked Kiss," "Broadcast News," "Color Purple"
We screen Greta Garbo and Melvyn Douglas in "Two-Faced Woman"; Vincente Minnelli's "Two Weeks in Another Town"; Sam Fuller's "The Naked Kiss"; James L. Brooks' "Broadcast News"; and Stephen Spielberg's "The Color Purple."
Article | By Steven Suskin | January 30, 2011
THE DVD SHELF: Garbo and Minnelli From the Archives, Plus "Naked Kiss," "Broadcast News," "Color Purple"
We screen Greta Garbo and Melvyn Douglas in "Two-Faced Woman"; Vincente Minnelli's "Two Weeks in Another Town"; Sam Fuller's "The Naked Kiss"; James L. Brooks' "Broadcast News"; and Stephen Spielberg's "The Color Purple."
Article | By Steven Suskin | November 15, 2010
ON THE RECORD: Scottsboro Boys, Bloody Bloody and Remembering Jerry Bock
We listen to the original cast albums of The Scottsboro Boys and Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, and offer an appreciation of Broadway composer Jerry Bock.
Article | By Steven Suskin | November 14, 2010
ON THE RECORD: Scottsboro Boys, Bloody Bloody and Remembering Jerry Bock
We listen to the original cast albums of The Scottsboro Boys and Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, and offer an appreciation of Broadway composer Jerry Bock.
Article | By Harry Haun | November 29, 2006
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Coast of Utopia: Voyage — The Running of the Bolsheviks
It looked like the revolution had started without me when I arrived super-early Nov. 27 for the opening at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre of Voyage, the first of three three-hour installments of The Coast of Utopia, Sir Tom Stoppard's sprawling human trilogy of the thought-filled 30-year lull in Russian history that came before the Bolshevik storm.
Article | By Harry Haun | November 29, 2006
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Coast of Utopia: Voyage — The Running of the Bolsheviks
It looked like the revolution had started without me when I arrived super-early Nov. 27 for the opening at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre of Voyage, the first of three three-hour installments of The Coast of Utopia, Sir Tom Stoppard's sprawling human trilogy of the thought-filled 30-year lull in Russian history that came before the Bolshevik storm.
Article | By Morgan Allen | September 17, 2005
PHOTO CALL: Dorothy Parker’s Ladies of the Corridor Returns to Off-Broadway
Peccadillo Theater Company continued its mission of resurrecting semi-forgotten texts on Sept. 14 when its production of the little-seen Dorothy Parker play Ladies of the Corridor opened Off-Broadway.
Article | By Robert Simonson | September 7, 2005
Peccadillo Escorts The Ladies of the Corridor Back Off-Broadway Sept. 7
The Peccadillo Theater Company, the lower Manhattan troupe that spends its time digging up lost and neglected works by the likes of John Colton, Dawn Powell and S.N. Behrman, and which had the biggest hit its history last season with Counsellor-at-Law, now brings back its production of The Ladies of the Corridor, a rarely seen play by Dorothy Parker and Arnaud d'Usseau.

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