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Saturday, April 21, 2001
USA TODAY: Mellencamp fine-tuning 18th album and a musical
The singer also is collaborating with author Stephen King on a stage musical. "I've got about eight songs written," Mellencamp says. "And Steve's story is so cool � I don't think Broadway has ever seen a story like this." Jack and Diane meet Carrie!
USA TODAY: 'Producers' signals springtime for musicals By Elysa Gardner How about adding Elysa Gardner to the list of white males on the right? She writes most, if not all, of the theater articles and reviews that appear in USA Today.
USA TODAY: Liza Minnelli is back on her feet
posted at 4/21/2001 03:15:36 PM by Susan Heim | Item Link
CBS-TV Movie Musical of Annie Get Your Gun Will Star Reba McEntireReport: Bway's Producers Rouses Raves � and Raises Rates
The Kings of Old BroadwayKer-ching Time for HitlerDrama League Announces 2001 Award NominationsKristin Chenoweth's TV Series To Debut June 5 on NBCDiva Fans Alert! Joe's Pub To Host Rubin-Vega, Callaway, Menzel, Pinkins and More Great Ladies in May-June SeriesBC/EFA Holds 15th Annual Easter Bonnet Competition April 23-24Sinise's Cuckoo's Nest Extends B'way Engagement to July 29
SHADES OF BROWNThe Parade continues on April 28. Songs from that Tony-winning show and other works by the extraordinary musical theater composer-lyricist Jason Robert Brown will be presented in concert at the Great Hall of Cooper Union on Saturday, April 28 at 7:30pm.
posted at 4/21/2001 09:53:55 AM by Susan Heim | Item Link
On this day in 1789, John Adams was sworn in as the first Vice President of the United States. (Though his place in musical theatre history was already assured.) On this day in 1977, Annie opened on Broadway. Today's birthdays include Queen Elizabeth II, Charlotte Bronte, Anthony Quinn, Elaine May, Patti LuPone, Tony Danza, and John Cameron Mitchell.Ticket Sales for 'Producers' Set a Broadway Record by Robin PogrebinIn addition to the enormous lines outside the St. James... and the Helen Hayes... and Sardi's... the Telecharge website was allegedly swamped yesterday, causing a large amount of lag for people trying to buy tickets. Coincidence?
CDs: Along Came Bialy by Ken MandelbaumDIVA TALK: Welcome Them � These Beautiful Girls!Impossible Things Are Happening Every Day, by Peter FilichiaPeter Filichia has done a tremendous amount for everyone in the theatre community. This is yet another example of how important he is to all of us.
posted at 4/21/2001 12:18:53 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link
Friday, April 20, 2001
The possibility of a $120 top ticket next season?This is just a rumor, but still...
posted at 4/20/2001 12:41:30 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link
Toronto Star: The Producers is sheer perfection by Richard Ouzounian
I really could not say it any better than Richard does in his review.
There really is not anything else to cover today except for the obvious. Musical theatre has changed, once again. At the party last night at Roseland, not one person there even remembered the Ragtime or Lion King opening. Those shows never happened. "The Producers" is here. For a long, long, long time. Bravo.
Photo Op: THE PRODUCERS Opening, Part 1:Photo Op: THE PRODUCERS Opening, Part 2:Photo Op: THE PRODUCERS Opening, Part 3:posted at 4/20/2001 09:27:18 AM by James Marino | Item Link
Well, since The Producers is making big enough news everywhere else, why not here? There's certainly plenty to talk about...
How Were the Reviews?: The Producers'The Producers': A Scam That'll Knock 'Em Dead, by Ben BrantleyFunny Boys, by Ken MandelbaumThe Producers Produces a Big Flaw, by Peter FilichiaWell, just about all the reviewers seem to agree on The Producers. Barnes in The Post and Kissel in the Daily News even agree. Finally, we found a show that manages to unite the critics! Unfortunately, it's not all good news:
Ker-ching Time for Hitler: Producers Tickets Go to $100Wasn't this really just a matter of time? Ticket prices seem to be increasing at an exponential rate lately. The story doesn't mention whether or not the $100 price includes the infamous "restoration fee," though I think we can all guess. Will there eventually be a revolt over high ticket prices? Is there any price people simply will not be willing to pay to see a play on Broadway? Strange as it may seem, there ARE other things going on:
No Cup of Coffee With Janis, by Laura JoplinDrama League Nominations AnnouncedHershey Felder Is "K-ra-zy" for George Gershwin by Michael BuckleyBarrymore and Drew Families Expecting First of New GenerationThis last story has since proved to be false, but it should be required reading if you don't know much about the Barrymore family.
I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the Drama Desk panel with Marian Seldes, Kathleen Freeman, Betty Garrett, Jane White, Polly Bergen, Carol Woods, and Joan Roberts. What an amazing event that was. In addition to getting to hear each ruminate about her career, show business, and the creation behind the shows in which they are currently appearing, I was able to meet Bergen, Garrett, Freeman, Woods, and Roberts in person, which was thrilling for me. Each of these women has had a lengthy career for a reason. Plus, each was as nice and funny as could be. They are all true stars, and have worked very hard for the success that has come to them.
posted at 4/20/2001 07:39:50 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link
Thursday, April 19, 2001
Today's birthdays include: Ashley Judd, Don Adams, Dudley Moore, Tim Curry and Kate Hudson.A Writer at His Wit's End? Burrows Winds Up in the LibraryLetters, scripts, notes, songs, recordings and ephemera belonging to the playwright and songwriter Abe Burrows have been donated to the New York Public Library.
'Broadway Musicals of 1957': Show Tunes, From the West Side to River CityOffstage Turmoil Threatens American Ballet TheaterThe American Ballet Theater has recently exhibited a new cycle of strains, including a canceled production, cash shortages and staff defections.
Tonys #10 by Ken Mandelbaum."Theater Talk"'s Off-Broadway Panel Airs on PBS, April 20Actors' LORT Support and Greener Grosses Help Bway's Nuremberg Stay the CourseBreak a Leg: The Producers Opens at Bway's St. James, April 19Stritch and Gibson Help Read Operatic Little Women, April 23-24O, O, Pioneers! Pioneers!: Two Musical Cathers Arrive in NYC April 19-May 6; May 2-13It May Be Stroman and Bierko Again in Thou Shalt NotNational Theatre Searches for New Director as Nunn Bows OutMel Brooks' The Producers Opens on Broadway April 19Reba McEntire Plans CBS Broadcast of Annie Get Your GunShowtime Premieres Nathan Lane Laughter on the 23rd Floor, May 26Joan Jett Not Leaving B'way Rocky Horror But Raul Esparza IsBand in New York by Peter FilichiaYesterday matinee with Tom Sawyer. The show is going to be frozen soon, but from the reaction of the audience, it is just fine where it is. The house was packed full of children who really enjoyed themselves... Jim Poulos is really great to watch on stage.
Yesterday's matinee was followed by last night's final preview of The Producers. [The Producers' website is going live today at www.producersonbroadway.com.] Saw Glen Carter in the audience again. Last night I saw him at Blast! Doesn't this guy live in the UK?...
Speaking of British actors working in the US... Will Hugh Jackman do Chicago or Oklahoma? I guess it all depends upon the unions. (Oh think about it before you write me...)
And I received this via email:
- Thought I'd offer you one more tidbit of info on the upcoming HAIR concert (the Reprise one.) The role of Crissy (which will be Jessica Snow Wilson in New York) will be Alisan (Curly Sue, Parenthood) Porter in LA. Alisan appeared in Footloose here opposite Stacy Francis, who will also be in the LA cast, while other costars Tom Plotkin and Billy Hartung will be in the NY version.
posted at 4/19/2001 09:26:01 AM by James Marino | Item Link
Wednesday, April 18, 2001
On this day in 1923, The first game was played at Yankee Stadium in New York City. The Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 4-1. Today's birthdays include: James Woods, Hayley Mills, Rick Moranis, Eric McCormack and Melissa Joan Hart.Afterlife for TV's Quirky Flops? Sometimes
Bierko now in B'way's 'Thou'Show is among season's most hotly anticipated
Craig Bierko, star of "The Music Man," is in final negotiations to headline the new Susan Stroman-helmed musical "Thou Shalt Not," due on Broadway in fall...
B'Way tuner has the Reich stuff'Producers' tix average B'way high $74; scalpers: $350
Biz off; 'Stones' 221g'Producers' keeps lead among previewing shows
Bravo launches kids' legit workshopImprov, playwriting, direction on curriculum
Toronto Star: Having a Blast! Wish you were here by Richard Ouzounian
Broadway Grosses: Good News In WhovilleLeila Martin Takes Final Bow at Phantom April 21Five for Stro? by Ken MandelbaumJoan Jett Still Contemplating This Summer's Rocky RoadNot gonna happen... Na Ga Da... $254,883 does not justify a renegotiation
Ball State Students Stage New Musical, Love Me, Love Me Not, in NYC, April 18-21Broadway Grosses: April 9-15 - Part 1League Names Alan Cumming NBTA Awards Host; No Word on Co-Host2001 ASCAP New York Musical Theatre Workshop Runs April 16-May 9 in NYCRicky Martin Considering a Return To Legit Stage in ZorroI saw this headline and I thought to myself, "Bob Cabell could not have gotten that HORRIBLE play of his to London!" I can see the headlines now: "Direct from the high school stage of the Actor's Cabaret of Eugene, Oregon! Alas, the musical theatre world is safe as this is a different Zorro. Whew! (Disclosure: I produced the CD for Bob Cabell's "Z". Packaging looked great, the content was horrible. He and I don't speak anymore.)
Beauty and the Beast Attains 10th Longest B'way Musical Run April 18How Were the Reviews?: Blast! on BroadwayReport: Connick/Stroman Thou Shalt Not Wants Bierko To StarThey couldn't find a better picture of Bierko than that?
Frank Wildhorn to Spearhead "Broadway's Best" for Bravo"Okay Kids, who here has seen "Jekyll & Hyde"? "Scarlet Pimpernel"? "The Civil War"? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Seriously, it is great that there is a grassroots campaign to get new audiences interested in theatre.
Trevor Nunn to Leave Britain's National TheatreI wonder if this will affect (effect?) the Oklahoma production in New York. Yes, Cameron is producing it, but it still is a National Theatre production... isn't it?
Bravo to Bravo! by Peter FilichiaA Little Something Mel Brooks Forgot To Mention by Peter FilichiaHow Broadway's The Producers Will Differ from the FilmCharles Nelson's Casts and ForecastsTom Plotkin has gotten himself into a Hair-y situation at City Center.
Buzz LinesCome and hear Polly Bergen and other stars talk about �What Becomes a Legend Most?� at a Drama Desk panel discussion this Thursday.
Hi. I am still plagued by an intermittent internet connection, I do thank Susan and Catherine for stepping in. Yes, I saw Blast! last night at the opening. It was very good and entertaining, but it was like "Blue Man Group at a mall" if I can quote a Canadian friend of mine. Just as I think Fosse, Contact, Riverdance, et al... are not "Broadway shows", this also is something that falls into that realm. I had a good time, but I didn't feel like I was at the theatre.
Follies is (or has?) extending to January and moving to Production Contract in July...
Coming Soon: Script Ready for 'Phantom of the Opera'
Peter Filichia found out the other day what a big heart his fans from the internet have...
Theatre.com: Theatre.com Seeks News Intern
I was contacted by Paul Hardt who is working with Orfeh as part of her PR team (?) who lets us know that
- "...she has not and is not considering a job in The Civil War tour. Orfeh is busy doing numerous voice overs and work on her upcoming album.
There is talks going on for Orfeh to do a concert sometime this summer featuring Broadway and pop tunes.
posted at 4/18/2001 09:21:34 AM by James Marino | Item Link
Looking at the Broadway grosses for this week, it breaks my heart to see A Class Act so far down on the list. In a really tough season, this little show manages to shine all on its own. Too bad more people can't be convinced to go and see it--it has a wonderful score, and makes so many positive statements about life in the theatre. Someone I know said it should be required viewing for anyone in the business, and I couldn't agree more (except to say I think it should be required viewing for anyone who loves musical theatre, but I suppose that goes without saying). To give you an idea of how good a show this really is, Catherine and I actually AGREED on it!
posted at 4/18/2001 08:46:16 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link
On this day in 1923, the first game was played at Yankee Stadium in New York City. The Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 4-1. Today's birthdays include: Clarence Darrow, George Henry Lewes, Leopold Stokowski, Rick Moranis, Hayley Mills, John James, Eric Roberts, Conan O'Brien, Jane Leeves, Eric McCormack, Maria Bello.'Blast!': Giving It the Old College Try'What You Will': Shakespeare With Boogie, Blues and BarbershopSanta Fe Dusts Off a Venerable Theater and a New ReputationFive for Stro? by Ken MandelbaumLudwig and Foster Sing Gershwin in Goodspeed's They All Laughed! This SummerBroadway Grosses: April 9-15, Part 2Broadway Grosses: April 9-15, Part 1Salvador Dali Is Persistent at Public Theatre; Extended Thru April 29League Names Alan Cumming NBTA Awards Host; No Word on Co-HostEric Grode's STAGE TO SCREEN: Brother Mamet and the MoviecalsTalkin' Broadway's Review of BLAST! by Matthew MurrayBravo to Bravo! by Peter Filichia "Following the budget cuts that have dismantled arts and theatre education in schools across the country, Bravo is bringing several new programs that will bring theatre into the nation�s homes, schools, and communities. We�re going to raise national awareness of theatre�s positive impact on young people." I love this idea!
Report: Connick/Stroman Thou Shalt Not Wants Bierko To StarBAM To Host Two Different Hamlet Productions in April and May2001 Pulitzer Prize Winner David Auburn at Work on Jonathan Larson MusicalBeauty and the Beast Attains 10th Longest B'way Musical Run April 18RSC Premieres New Martin McDonagh Play, April 18Irene Worth to Star in Noel Coward's After the Ball Musical, April 21Theatre on Video/DVD: New ReleasesTheatre.com Seeks News InternGreat opportunity for someone of a diverse group to learn a few things and be added to that list of white males on the right.
Frank Wildhorn to Spearhead "Broadway's Best" for Bravo Cooper Union Plans Concert Version of Via Galactica in 2002How Were the Reviews?: Blast! on BroadwayGood Morning, Starshine by Charles Nelsonposted at 4/18/2001 08:36:07 AM by Susan Heim | Item Link
Tuesday, April 17, 2001
Now, who was it that said that Glenn Carter would never appear in a Broadway theatre again? Not true! James and I saw him at THE Broadway Theatre tonight - at the opening of 'Blast!' Is that close enough?
I love 'Blast!' - I really do. I think it's super, and I think everyone, except the New York Times, of course, would enjoy it. But since most of you are not Bruce Weber, go out and get tickets now. It's by far the most energetic thing I've seen onstage in a while, and no, I am not in the least bit blinded by the attractive snare drummer when I say that. Really.
London was gray and rainy, the flu seems to be ravaging the West End (leads were out at 'Witches of Eastwick', 'The Beautiful Game' and 'The Secret Garden', among others). After my long-distance trek to be back in time for the 'Blast!' opening, I'm off to get some much needed sleep.
posted at 4/17/2001 10:03:21 PM by Catherine Skidmore | Item Link
On April 17, 1961, about 1,500 CIA-trained Cuban exiles launched the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba in a failed attempt to overthrow the government of Fidel Castro. Possible topic for a musical? Has it been done? Today's birthdays include: Nikita Khrushchev, Don Kirshner, Isak Denisen, Thornton Wilder, Harry Reasoner, J.P. Morgan, If I were more awake, I might think of some clever RAGTIME quote. Is Catherine back from London yet? : )'Crimes of the Heart': Granddaddy Is in a Coma, And That's the Good News by Ben BrantleyComplete List of Pulitzer Prize Winners'Lackawanna Blues': An Elegy to a Mother FigureDavid Auburn's Proof Wins Pulitzer Prize2001 Outer Critics Circle Nominations AnnouncedDixon Joins Off-Broadway Boom CastChita Rivera to Star in Casper The MusicalThe Play Company Benefit Offers April 24 Tickets to The ProducersPHOTO CALL: Bat Boy Goes on Record April 9Seldes, Bergen and Other Legends Featured on Drama Desk Panel, April 19Blast! Opens on Broadway April 17David Auburn Speaks! Proof Playwright Surprised by Pulitzer WinCahoon, Plotkin Added to Encores! Cast of Hair, May 3-7Bridget Has Talent to Beirne by Peter FilichiaWhy They're Lining Up For The ProducersSCENE AND HEARD: You Gotta Have Faith in Bells Are RingingGlamorous Life Online Soap Opera Takes First Bow Neil Simon's 45 Seconds To Begin B'way Previews Oct. 16John McMartin To Star Opposite Chita Rivera in Kander & Ebb Visit in Chicago, Sept. 21Susan Stroman Receives Dance Magazine Award, May 18Elaine Stritch and Bob Dishy to Read Arthur Miller's I Can't Remember Anything, April 20 Stritch and Gibson Workshop Broadway-bound Little Women Musical, April 24 
Oops! I'm sure they were just for his spaghetti sauce, yeah, that's it!posted at 4/17/2001 09:13:57 AM by Susan Heim | Item Link
Monday, April 16, 2001
BULLETIN: Proof Wins 2001 Pulitzer PrizeA Young Director Shows How It's Done by Peter FilichiaMissed this one the other day, inspiring story : )
posted at 4/16/2001 03:18:01 PM by Susan Heim | Item Link
Outer Critics Circle Announces Award NominationsHow Broadway's The Producers Will Differ from the FilmA Little Something Mel Brooks Forgot To Mention by Peter FilichiaTwo Generations of Rock Musicals Join as "Encores!" Announces Casting For Hair Broadway Blast! Opens April 17London Witches Casts Out the DevilALAN CUMMING WILL HOST FIRST NATIONAL BROADWAY THEATRE AWARDS ON MAY 21Shakespeare Staged in a Sandbox Where Nobody Wants to Play NiceLouis Slotin Sonata The play is at its best when it is telling its central story: a good man doomed by his own hand, the tormenting experience of his final days and its emotional repercussions among those around him.
42nd Street and The Producers Lead OCC NominationsBerkshire Fest to Feature McDermott, Shear and Ashley in 20002001 ASCAP New York Musical Theatre Workshop Runs April 16-May 9 in NYCSecond Stage Opens Its Heart Off-Broadway, April 16-May 13DVDs: The Phantom of Miami Beach by Ken MandelbaumHopefully Verizon will have you provisioned by this date, otherwise you can hunt them down at the Festival. : ) posted at 4/16/2001 02:48:28 PM by Susan Heim | Item Link
Sunday, April 15, 2001
A Conversation with Julie Harris by Peter FilichiaThe Pre-Tony Rush Begins: 7 B'way Shows Open in the Next 2 WeeksSony Classical to Release Producers Cast Album, April 17General Admission Tix for 15th Annual Easter Bonnet Competition Go on Sale April 16George Gershwin Alone Begins Broadway Previews April 17How's London?posted at 4/15/2001 07:38:03 PM by Susan Heim | Item Link
The Music Man in Mel Brooks by Mel BrooksThe Stage Is Marian Seldes's World, Albee Her Province'The Producers': When the Nazis Became NudniksAs befit a movie directed by one of the most manic writers in show business, "The Producers" piled shtick upon shtick.
"60 Minutes" Airs Mel Brooks and The Producers Segment, April 15Who Should Win the 2001 Pulitzer Prize April 16?A Young Director Shows How It's Done by Peter FilichiaFifth Anniversary Performance of Rent Go On Sale for $20 Only, April 27Lauren Kennedy and Norbert Leo Butz Paired in Jason Robert Brown's Last Five Years, May 16Santiago-Hudson's Got the Lackawanna Blues at the Public, April 14Broadway Gets Creative Raising Money for BC/EFATonys #9 by Ken MandelbaumFrom Weekend Update on Saturday Night Live............Jimmy Fallon's Review of The Producers
"The Producers it stars Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick. You know, I couldn't get tickets to this play, it's like sold out for like two years. But here's what I think it's about. Ferris Bueller comes out, er Matthew Broderick comes out, and he's like, I can't believe it, I'm gonna produce a play, Springtime for Hitler, what's the point, it could be about Hitler, it could be about Stalin, it still wouldn't change the fact that I don't have a car! chickachicka, oh yeah! And Nathan Lane comes out, he's like, we're gonna produce, I'm a producer, Hakuna Matata, for the rest of your life, Hakuna Matata, means no passing phrase, Hakuna Matata! Break a leg guys, see ya at the Tonys!"
posted at 4/15/2001 12:56:58 AM by Susan Heim | Item Link
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