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May 23, 2012
OBIES 2012: Don't Dress for Theater
A week of Broadway torture proves that hope lies with the scruffy
Blogs
April 2, 2012
Magic Johnson Show Doesn't Shy Away From His HIV
Remember that Broadway musical Fela, which told you everything about the lead character's life--except his HIV? That would scare away the tourists, you know. But according to someone on Broadwayworld.com who saw the new Broadway play Magic/Bird, "the disclosure bookends the show."
Blogs
December 14, 2011
Gossip About The New Cinderella
CBS/Museum of Television and Radio As you may have heard, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella will get an April workshop with the intent of an eventual Broadway mounting, if all goes bibbidi-bobbidi-boo. I ran into playwright Douglas Carter Beane before a performance of his musical Lysistra ... More >>
Voice Choices
December 14, 2011
Venus in Fur
CBS/Museum of Television and Radio As you may have heard, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella will get an April workshop with the intent of an eventual Broadway mounting, if all goes bibbidi-bobbidi-boo. I ran into playwright Douglas Carter Beane before a performance of his musical Lysistra ... More >>
Voice Choices
October 5, 2011
Godspell
CBS/Museum of Television and Radio As you may have heard, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella will get an April workshop with the intent of an eventual Broadway mounting, if all goes bibbidi-bobbidi-boo. I ran into playwright Douglas Carter Beane before a performance of his musical Lysistra ... More >>
Blogs
July 25, 2011
Tom Aldredge (1928-2011); Consummate Supporting Actor
Tom AldredgeI did not realize the extent to which Tom Aldredge was a hero of mine till the news of his death on Friday, July 22, of lymphoma, at age 83, made me look back on his half century of performances, Off-Broadway and on, which brought me several important realizations: I realize that, des ... More >>
Blogs
May 25, 2011
Ellen Barkin On Hollywood, AIDS, and The Normal Heart
In the current Broadway revival of Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart, Ellen Barkin is doing so well she's gotten a Tony nomination and a theaterful full of used Kleenexes every night. Click here for my new column, in which Ellen tells me about this staggering production, as well as her experie ... More >>
Blogs
May 10, 2011
Tony Nominee John Benjamin Hickey: My Interview
A longtime Broadway fave from revivals like Cabaret and Mary Stuart, John Benjamin Hickey is giving a powerful performance in the acclaimed revival of The Normal Heart, in which he plays the Times writer who becomes involved with the Larry Kramer character (Joe Mantello), with bittersweet res ... More >>
Blogs
April 19, 2011
John Larroquette: "Directors Suck!"
The Emmy winning actor made that startling pronouncement at a stimulating Drama Desk luncheon at Sardi's the other day about TV/movie actors currently on Broadway, hosted by reporter Robin Milling. John was talking particularly about movie directors. He remembered his experience in the Twil ... More >>
Blogs
March 23, 2011
RIP New York Times Elizabeth Taylor Obit Writer, 1933-2005
The news of Elizabeth Taylor's passing has put an added sadness to this already gloomy day, but not everyone was shocked. The New York Times' principal writer for the Taylor obituary died almost six full years ago. Mel Gussow, a Times theater critic, died after a battle with cancer in 2005. H ... More >>
Voice Choices
December 29, 2010
BEWITCHED
Gene Ruffini’s new comedy
Voice Choices
October 13, 2010
Stew & Heidi & the Negro Problem
Gene Ruffini’s new comedy
Blogs
September 15, 2010
The Star-Studded Hollywood Invasion of Broadway Continues: Stiller, Kidman, Rock, and More!
The last year in Broadway theater saw the appearances of names like Scarlett Johansson and Catherine Zeta-Jones not just on stages, but in the same award categories as their Loyal-to-New-York-Theater co-stars. The trending caused our own lead theater critic Michael Feingold to pen an epic scr ... More >>
Blogs
September 10, 2010
The Best Wedding Song-and-Dance Ever, Period (Video)
We've seen a lot of "wedding dance" videos over the last year, whether they're epic proposals, or walks down the aisle, or whatever: YouTube has empowered the wedding party beyond any reasonable stretch of the imagination. Well, anyone who ever wants to reach at greatness in this regard now ... More >>
Voice Choices
July 20, 2010
PREPARE FOR TAKEOFF
Shannon Sindelar directs Red Over Red
Voice Choices
June 8, 2010
Sutton Foster
Shannon Sindelar directs Red Over Red
Voice Choices
May 25, 2010
Athlete+Carney
Shannon Sindelar directs Red Over Red
Blogs
May 14, 2010
When Stars Don't Get The Movie Version
Supposedly there will be a movie made of the Broadway show Memphis, and I bet they don't use the stage cast. They hardly ever do! And I wish they would! Remember when they made a movie of Doubt two years ago and Cherry Jones didn't get the part?
Columns
May 11, 2010
Broadway Star Makes AIDS and Jesus Funny!
The Limelight's born again, and so am I
Theater
April 20, 2010
Promenade Glimmered Briefly; La Cage aux Folles and Million Dollar Quartet Just Glare
The Limelight's born again, and so am I
Blogs
March 31, 2010
Jeremy Piven Can't Take a Joke, Apparently
Last week, our Michael Musto reported that Megan Mullally had split a Broadway play before it even had a chance to open. When he noted Mullally's departure, Musto naturally drew a parallel to Jeremy Piven's highly-publicized departure from a production of David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow: When ... More >>
Blogs
March 19, 2010
Fela! Is Moving To London, But Not Ending On Broadway
Splendid but initially disquieting news this morning: The Broadway production of Fela! (way more info about that here) is moving to the National Theater in London later this year, in an only slightly stripped-down production that'll feature the same alternating titular stars as in the Broadwa ... More >>
Voice Choices
March 16, 2010
RAISING THE BAR?
Sondheim on Sondheim at Studio 54
Voice Choices
February 9, 2010
VISION QUEST
The Miracle Worker comes to Broadway
Voice Choices
December 29, 2009
The Seven Year Itch
The Miracle Worker comes to Broadway
Voice Choices
December 22, 2009
Sweet Charity
The Miracle Worker comes to Broadway
Music
November 17, 2009
West Africa Story: Fela! on Broadway
A fantastic new musical will soon find out just how fantastic it has to be to survive
Blogs
November 10, 2009
Which Shows Would You Like Revived?
This brain emission just came in from a reader, so I take it very seriously: "Bye Bye Birdie recently returned to Broadway in its first revival in 50 years and South Pacific took 60 years to return, but other shows return in unnecessary revivals like clockwork (Grease, Gypsy).
Voice Choices
November 10, 2009
The Felicia Finley Project
This brain emission just came in from a reader, so I take it very seriously: "Bye Bye Birdie recently returned to Broadway in its first revival in 50 years and South Pacific took 60 years to return, but other shows return in unnecessary revivals like clockwork (Grease, Gypsy).
Voice Choices
November 3, 2009
Say Anything
This brain emission just came in from a reader, so I take it very seriously: "Bye Bye Birdie recently returned to Broadway in its first revival in 50 years and South Pacific took 60 years to return, but other shows return in unnecessary revivals like clockwork (Grease, Gypsy).
Voice Choices
September 22, 2009
LOOK OUT, BROADWAY
Here comes this year's New York Musical Theatre Festival
Voice Choices
August 25, 2009
Eric Michael Gillett
Here comes this year's New York Musical Theatre Festival
Voice Choices
July 1, 2009
'Summer Broadway Festival'
Here comes this year's New York Musical Theatre Festival
Voice Choices
June 24, 2009
Grease
Here comes this year's New York Musical Theatre Festival
Theater
May 20, 2009
Obies 2009: Saying Goodbye to Tom O'Horgan, Paul Sills, and More
To recall some great theater artists gone this year means looking at why we make theater
Voice Choices
February 25, 2009
Counsellor at Law
To recall some great theater artists gone this year means looking at why we make theater
Voice Choices
October 22, 2008
SPARE CHANGE
Another David Mamet play comes to Broadway
Blogs
September 19, 2008
Scientology Protesters Confront Holmes; Critics Confront Tale
Another David Mamet play comes to Broadway
Theater
July 29, 2008
[title of show]: From Off-Off to Enthusiastically Received Broadway Show
They're young, they're funny, and they're telling you they're not going
Blogs
July 9, 2008
Clip Job: A Week of Musicals
They're young, they're funny, and they're telling you they're not going
Voice Choices
June 17, 2008
ATTACK OF THE MERFOLK!
FeelinÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ fishy? Walk it off
Theater
January 1, 2008
Barbara Cook, Music and Lyrics
Silvery tones for a golden age of Broadway singing—past, pleasant, and future
Theater
May 9, 2006
Even Bad Is Better 'Off'
If this season was any indication, the future is brighter Off-Broadway
Theater
August 23, 2005
Nielsen, Rating
A daft match made in heaven: Author and star of Betty's Summer Vacation reunite in lunacy
Theater
December 19, 2000
The Moment’s Musicals
A daft match made in heaven: Author and star of Betty's Summer Vacation reunite in lunacy
Music
June 6, 2000
Everybody's Arranger
Ralph Burns—From Woody Herman to Ray Charles to Bob Fosse
Theater
June 29, 1999
Tea in Our Harbor
Ready for Your Grill This Fourth of July: Broadway Producers
NYC Life
May 18, 1999
Train in vain
Ready for Your Grill This Fourth of July: Broadway Producers
Theater
May 18, 1999
Playing It Again
Ready for Your Grill This Fourth of July: Broadway Producers
Dance
November 17, 1998
Lion's Share
Black Concert Dancers Storm Broadway
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