On this day in 1935, T.E. Lawrence, also known as "Lawrence of Arabia," died in England from injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash. (Go to article). Today's birthdays include: Pete Townshend, Jim Lehrer, Grace Jones, Johns Hopkins and Lorraine Hansberry.

The Most Glorious Words: Part One by Ken Mandelbaum

Original Cast Members Reunite for Rent Concert

Stroman, Arnold & Levering Win Astaire Awards

Blast! Extends to 2002

Photo Op: 2001 Astaire Awards - Photos by Bruce Glikas

Cathy Rigby Says Farewell to The Cat in the Hat

Broadway Blast! Extended Through Jan. 6, 2002

PHOTO CALL: Tony Winner John Willis Has Stones at Theatre World Award May 14

Stroman, Levering and Arnold Tap 2001 TDF Astaire Awards at May 18 Ceremony

Original Rent Cast to Reunite for New York Theatre Workshop Benefit, June 4

PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, May 12-18: Hello Tony, I Must Be Going

Susan Stroman, Kate Levering, Michael Arnold Win 2001 Astaire Awards

Meet Harold "Stumpy" Cromer

La Dolce Musto by Michael Musto

'Far East' Loses Its Sting A WASP in Japan

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Friday, May 18, 2001

On this day in 1897, a public reading of Bram Stoker's new novel, "Dracula, or, The Un-dead," was staged in London. Today's birthdays include: Robert Morse, Bill Macy and Frank Capra.

'Wrong Number$' Plague 'Ringing' by Michael Riedel

On Stage and Off: Everything's Up to Date by Jesse McKinley

'Blur': Through the Eyes of the Beholder by Bruce Weber

The Big City: Scalping Law May Be Ready for Execution

Oklahoma! to Reach Bway's Gershwin March 21, with Wilson as Curly

Wilson, Rudnick, Deavere-Smith Take Part in The New Yorker Festival, May 18-20

Walton Bros. Pen and Star in New Musical, Double Trouble, May 17-June 10

Urinetown to Transfer to Henry Miller's Theatre in Late July

Riverdance�On Broadway Dances Last Reel on Aug. 26

Mackintosh/Stroman Oklahoma! Looks OK for March 2002
The Full Monty Tony nominee Patrick Wilson will play Curley at the Gershwin

Broadway Riverdance Posts August Closing Notice
The Celtic dance revue extended a limited engagement into a 605-performance run

Hit OB Urinetown Transfers to Broadway in Late July
Off-Broadway's corrosive answer to South Park is moving to Henry Miller's Theatre

Joan Jett Leaves B'way Rocky Horror Cast
Jett is the second performer to leave the Broadway revival; however, her departure took place in less happy circumstances than Raul Esparza's
Jett needs to mark this on her calendar as the last time she will ever have the honor of stepping onto a Broadway stage and working with such great people. Get lost Joan, nobody here wants you and your divisive demands. You has-been. Take a look at your Q rating. You brought nothing to this show. You would never know I was not a Joan Jett fan, would you? Everybody should buy tickets and see Kristen Lee Kelly. She is great in the role. (And the show is great too.)

Camille Claudel Musical To Be a Vehicle for Linda Eder
Frank Wildhorn's Broadway-bound musical guides us through the tempestuous life of the French sculptor whose biography is inextricably intertwined with Auguste Rodin's.

This Is It! by Peter Filichia

Will Joan Jet Early From Rocky Horror?

Urinetown Goes Broadway, Moves to the Henry Miller

Into The Woods Tries Out at the Ahmanson

End of the Line; Riverdance To Close August 26

The Season's Unrecorded by Ken Mandelbaum

Charles Nelson's Casts and Forecasts
The moors the merrier: Laura Benanti plays Cathy in a workshop of the new Wuthering Heights musical.

OFF:

Weekend Excursion: Penn State Without All the Penn Staters
My Penn State roots require me to mention this article! I must be getting old because an ice cream cone was $1 at the Creamery...

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Thursday, May 17, 2001

You oughta know... that the 2001 BroadwayStars.com Tony Award Contest is now live (unlike The Producers website)...

I never imagined such a fallout as we have had post the nomination announcement. The closing notices of the past few days are the kind of events that we have come to expect in the first week of June. Have the producers become more realistic or has the money supply become tighter? I don't know. I mentioned on March 21 of this year that the first victim of the economic downturn was off-Broadway. It now seems that the money crunch has made its way to Broadway. Producers without as much easy access to capital are preserving investor's money for another day (i.e. their next project). The other possibility is that the mega-hit musical, The Producers, is being viewed as such a unstoppable train that it did not make sense for borderline shows to stay open the extra weeks till the Tonys and just lose anyway. I don't really subscribe to that notion. People who work on bringing shows to Broadway, from the new kids like Jordan Roth and Arielle Tepper all the way to legendary pros like Roger Berlind and Fran Weissler, are all dreamers. They believe that their shows can win -- and thank God they believe that.

I listened to Marty Bell last week as he talked about how A Class Act came to be a show and how it was simply a shear feat of will power to produce a show for his friend (Ed Kleban). This is a show born of passion by the writers and producers. The fact that it has struck a chord with so many people in the industry is a testament to this.

We should salute everyone who has brought us a show this season -- including the writers to the directors to the actors to the designers to the GMs to the Company Managers to the Press Reps to the musicians and everyone else involved in the process -- "Bravo!" and thank you.

Jed Bernstein said at last year's Tony Awards that Broadway is a community of people who do not know each other. He encouraged everyone in the theatre community to shake one another's hand in a show of support of friendship in the industry. I know that for the most part, this is the norm. Broadway casts support other Broadway casts. The producers are not afraid to call each other to partner or to say hello. The missing part? The fans. I have seen all over the internet newsgroups and message boards fans arguing that a show didn't deserve to be on Broadway and taking those attacks very personal. It's time to pull together as the world will be watching the Broadway community in the coming weeks.

And I'm here to remind you
Of the mess you left when you went away
It's not fair to deny me
Of the cross I bear that you gave to me
You, you, you oughta know

A message from the composer of Jane Eyre
With all the complaining about the internet in regards to theatre, I wanted to point out that people are using it to contact groups of people that would have been hard to do before.

New Dramatists� Annual Benefit Luncheon Honors Arthur Miller, May 17

Mike Myers to Appear on 'Rosie,' May 17
I usually do not link to 'Rosie' show appearances, but I have been thinking for a few weeks, wouldn't Mike Myers be the perfect person to replace Matthew Broderick when he leaves The Producers?

Stop the Presses: Morissette Grants Jane Eyre a Reprieve, Show Will Run to May 27

New Musical, Uncle Broadway, Given Reading in NYC, May 16-18

Pop Star Rides to the Rescue of Jane Eyre

Report: Tony Curtis To Tour in Musical Version of Some Like It Hot

London Prepares For An Indoor (and Premature) White Christmas

Zaks Hosts May 17 American in Paris Reading

At the 2000-2001 Tony Brunch by Peter Filichia

Today's birthdays include: Archibald Cox, Dennis Hopper, Bill Paxton and Maureen O'Sullivan.

Broadway Run of 'Seussical' Short-Lived by Jesse McKinley
Less than six months after opening on Broadway in a blaze of hype, "Seussical" will close on Sunday as one of Broadway's biggest all-time money losers

Buzz Lines This just in: Seussical closes on Sunday but Jane Eyre gets a one-week reprieve, and A Class Act has not yet given up the ghost.

Q&A: Richard Easton by David Finkle

Photo Op: BELLS ARE RINGING Recording - Photos by Bruce Glikas

Photo Op: Tony Nominee Brunch, Part 1 - Photos by Bruce Glikas

Photo Op: Tony Nominee Brunch, Part 2 - Photos by Bruce Glikas

And don't forget to visit Broadway.com's special Tony Award section.

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Wednesday, May 16, 2001

Joan Jett Out of Rocky, SNL's Ana Gasteyer In
I wonder if she will be performing as Bobby Moughan-Culp, Celine Dion, or Martha Stewart.
posted at 5/16/2001 06:11:41 PM by the other James | Item Link

Well, this is just scary. 'Jane Eyre' moves closing date to May 27th.

posted at 5/16/2001 05:45:15 PM by Catherine Skidmore | Item Link

Good Ideas? by Ken Mandelbaum

posted at 5/16/2001 04:27:14 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

BULLETIN: Seussical Closing May 20
From an email SEUSSICAL sent out - There will be a touring production of SEUSSICAL coming to a city near Who in
2002, so please continue to visit www.seussical.com for updates.

There seem to be quite a number of people out of work this week, that's a shame.
posted at 5/16/2001 04:24:26 PM by Susan Heim | Item Link

Sad Day in Whoville: Seussical Will Close May 20
posted at 5/16/2001 02:52:29 PM by Susan Heim | Item Link

Broadway's Seussical to Hang Up Its Hat on May 20
posted at 5/16/2001 02:29:04 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Jane Eyre to Close May 20

Broadway Grosses: Closing Time

Bulletin: Tony Award Nominated Jane Eyre Closing May 20

Tony Nominees to Gather for Press Brunch, May 16

New Musical, Uncle Broadway, Given Reading in NYC, May 16-18

"Food for Thought" Series Continues May 21 with Williams

Brown's Marriage Musical, Last Five Years, Starts May 16 in IL

Broadway Grosses: May 7-13 - Part 1

Madison Square Garden CEO Checketts Steps Down

Comden and Green Remember by Peter Filichia

Bulletin: Jane Eyre Closing May 20

Lauren Kennedy, Norbert Leo Butz Paired in Jason Robert Brown's New Last Five Years May 16

Zaks Hosts May 17 American in Paris Reading

Ziemba To host 2001 Astaire Awards May 18

New York Theatre Workshop Slips Into Nocturne, May 16

Broadway's "Stars in the Alley" Event Set for May 30

Goodspeed Has Double Trouble, Great Expectations and Lizzie Borden in 2001

New Dramatists to Honor Arthur Miller in Spring Luncheon, May 17

SCENE AND HEARD: Tears and Cheers at the 2001 Theatre World Awards

Edward Albee Makes Rare Public Appearance, May 19

Comden and Green Hear Bells at Recording Session

The moors the merrier: LAURA BENANTI plays Cathy in a workshop of the new Wuthering Heights musical.

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On this day in 1946, the musical "Annie Get Your Gun" opened on Broadway. Today's birthdays include: Janet Jackson, Pierce Brosnan, Olga Korbut, Debra Winger, Mare Winningham, Tori Spelling, Henry Fonda, and Billy Martin.

Daphne Rubin-Vega Keeps Chasing Hard After Luck

'Beautiful Things': When Love Is Brand-New But the Lovers Aren't

City Revoked Arts Grant Illegally, Judge Rules

Runaway Freight Train in Ohio! Was anyone else thinking, STARLIGHT EXPRESS, when they heard this story?

Upper West Sider and Tragedy of Macbeth star, David Alan Basche, pays a visit to our favorite new show of the season, ED, on its season finale (next Wednesday, 5/23).
posted at 5/16/2001 09:29:34 AM by Susan Heim | Item Link

And another confirmed closing - 'Jane Eyre' will also close this Sunday, 5/20. Apologies if there was confusion re: 'A Class Act', a reputable source told me, and others, that the show would close on the 20th as well. The producers are denying that an actual closing date has been set, but I stand behind the information I received about the closing notice. The 'Jane Eyre' information comes from a direct email from the producers of the show.

posted at 5/16/2001 12:50:56 AM by Catherine Skidmore | Item Link

Tuesday, May 15, 2001

Hmm... Am I alone in finding the idea of LL Cool J on Broadway a little... odd? Oh well, anything's possible...
posted at 5/15/2001 06:28:02 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

According to a post on the message board of the official A Class Act site, the show is not closing yet.
posted at 5/15/2001 11:44:27 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Lonergan To Write Film Version of Time and Again

Anthony Blair Hall Returns to Seussical

Branagh Returns to the Stage in Richard III

CDs: Three Bedroom House by Ken Mandelbaum

PHOTO CALL: A Funny Girl Takes Her Bow May 12

Italianate Tale of Cinderella Musical Plays NYC May 15-20

Hyman, Powell, Rae and Van Patten Added to Lunchtime Food for Thought Series, Thru June 28

Streaming Audio: OB's Urinetown! to Be Recorded by RCA on May 15
"Streaming Audio!" Best headline of the day!

PHOTO CALL: Donovan Is Brokaw's Lobby Hero Reopening May 9

PHOTO CALL: Fitzgerald, Burns, Graham Are Lobby Heros, Reopening May 9

PHOTO CALL: Lonergan, You Can Count on Linney and Broderick

Rocky Horror Show Cast Recording Hits Stores May 15

Lauren Kennedy and Norbert Leo Butz Paired in Jason Robert Brown's New Last Five Years, May 16

At the 2000-2001 Theatre World Awards by Peter Filichia

Karen Finley Wants New York to Shut Up and Love Me, May 16

New Dramatists to Honor Arthur Miller in Spring Luncheon, May 17

BBC Gets Dead Funny in NY May 16-19

Polly Draper Stars in MTC's Blur, May 17

Theatre World Gives 2001 Awards at May 14 Ceremony

Miami's International Hispanic Festival Travels North to New York's Duke on 42nd Street, June 20

Buzz Lines: DAME EDNA and a host of others will be honored with National Broadway Theatre Awards for touring shows on May 21.

Gershwin Movie Aspires to B'way
An American in Paris," the Academy Award-winning movie set to George Gershwin's music, may become the latest in a growing line of movies to be adapted for Broadway, joining this year's "The Full Monty," "The Producers" and "42nd Street."

�WEST WING' AND A PRAYER

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Today's birthdays include: Paul Rudd, Lanie Kazan, and Playwrights Anthony Shaffer, Peter Shaffer, and Paul Zindel.
Also today, in the Jungle of Nool, in the heat of the day in the cool of the pool.....

Pet Shop Boys Get Closer to Heaven in London, May 15

'Just as If...': Cabaret Skits From Jews Held Captive by the Nazis

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Monday, May 14, 2001

Well, I guess we won't have to worry about star casting in 'A Class Act' or Danny Burstein's broken ankle anymore - the show posted its closing notice, and will play its final 'Act' next Sunday, 5/20.

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Today's birthdays include: Robert Zemeckis, George Lucas, David Byrne, and Cate Blanchett.

Lincoln Center Considers a Dome and More to Enliven Its Central Plaza

Arts Online: A Marriage of Music and Creativity

Grandma's Dickensian Stage Fever

Jacques Lowe, Photographer Who Etched Kennedys' Camelot on Film, Dies at 71

Jonathan Bixby, Costume Designer Who Worked in Theater and Television, Is Dead at 41

Jason Miller, Championship Season Playwright, Dead at 62

PHOTO CALL: Donna McKechnie Dons Smithsonian Gypsy Robe May 10

Costume Designer Jonathan Bixby Is Dead at 41

PHOTO CALL: Play Ball! Bway Softball League Throws Out First Pitch May 10

PHOTO CALL: Broderick, Huffman, Winkler and Ritter Play Ball May 10

Repertorio Espanol Holds Gala Benefit June 2, Honoring Kaufman

Goldberg's Good Thing Read at Public's 'New Work Now!, May 14

Martin McDonagh�s A Skull In Connemara Closing at Gramercy, May 20

Long Runs on Broadway

Blow out the Trumpet for Flahooley by Peter Filichia

Fynsworth Alley To Record Bells Are Ringing, May 14

OB Vagina Monologues Welcomes Helmond, Lee, Mills, May 15

RCA Victor Releases CD Recording of William Finn's Infinite Joy, May 15

SCENE AND HEARD: You Can Count On Lobby Hero Playwright

O'Brien, Hewitt Does the Time Warp at Times Square Virgin Megastore, May 17

Jim Caruso is...Prying! Broadway leading men BRENT BARRETT and HOWARD McGILLIN on the summer stock experience.

Rocky Horror Rocks on CD
Roger An goes into orbit for the new BMG/RCA Victor Broadway cast album of The Rocky Horror Show.

The New York Observer Don�t Drink the Water! � Dynasty, � la Pearl S. Buck
by Rex Reed
The in crowd�always on top of every trend, first in line at every �happening��can be found these nights climbing the stairs of the Midtown Community Court building at 314 West 54th Street, next door to the police station. Here, on the second floor, where a converted courtroom from the late 19th century has been turned into the seediest, pee-stained urinal in town, they are witnessing a strange, macabre, eccentric, improbable and wildly indescribable entertainment called Urinetown: The Musical. Color it different, but get there fast. You�ve never experienced anything quite like it.
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Rush to Revive to Lili by Ken Mandelbaum
posted at 5/14/2001 07:15:54 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Sunday, May 13, 2001

...and it struck me today, Deborah Gibson probably won't make a good 'Ed Kleban'. But in the vein of star casting, how about... Glenn "May I have another hit please?" Carter? Cady "Remember when Kleban dance? Kleban dance again!" Huffman? Rosie "I've been fat, I've been thin, thin is better" O'Donnell?

And for the 'Producers' story of the day, the Times brings us Ulla, Meet Ulla: When Bombshells Collide.
posted at 5/13/2001 09:34:38 PM by Catherine Skidmore | Item Link

Happy Mother's Day to y'all out there. What could be a better gift to mom than tickets to a Broadway show?

The Unchosen: Tom Sawyer, Nuremberg and The Gathering Close May 13

First Annual National Bway Theatre Awards Include New and Old Names

Taylor and Bologna are Going With Bway's Cort, July 17

Encores!' Hair May Be Let Down on Broadway
That would have "mistake" written all over it. Did Fran and Barry see the same production I did? Although with their new found relationship with SFX, perhaps they can put a few rock stars and pop stars into some of the roles... Can you see Brittany and Aaron?

Ragtime, Dame Edna, Beauty and the Beast Top National Broadway Theatre Awards

Last Chance: Gathering, Tom Sawyer, Judgment, Design Closing May 13

Rigby May Extend in Seussical
Speaking of Seussical, the eussical website is featured
on WLNY-TV NY55's Your Internet Show today at 2:30 PM. The show features an interview and a walk-through the website with David Risley (of Tarantula).

Michael Feingold Meets Jean-Francois Regnard by Peter Filichia

Hal Linden Reflects on a Gathering of Memories by Michael Buckley

Perry Como, Relaxed and Elegant Troubadour of Recordings and TV, Is Dead at 88

Broadway Choices: Old World Edifice or Sleek Machine

Alan Cumming and Jennifer Jason Leigh: From Co-Stars Turned Co-Directors, a Marriage Tale
Yeah, that was really fun. But, I really want to direct...

Berlin's Provacative, Political Theater

Springtime for Adolf and Tony by Frank Rich

Speaking to those out there that actually purchase their theatre tickets... would you be more likely to purchase tickets online (through Ticketmaster & Telecharge) if you were to receive a free CD with your order? Hmmm....

posted at 5/13/2001 08:58:02 AM by James Marino | Item Link

Michael Feingold Meets Jean-Francois Regnard by Peter Filichia
posted at 5/13/2001 08:18:34 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Today's birthdays include Bea Arthur, Clive Barnes, and Sir Arthur Sullivan.

Broadway Choices: Old World Edifice or Sleek Machine by Margo Jefferson

John Cameron Mitchell: A Hansel Transformed Into His/Her Own Gretel by John Leland
Technically about a movie, yes, but with a strong theatre connection.

On Stage and Off: Redawning Age of Aquarius by Jesse McKinley
Yes, this is a couple of days old, but apparently we forgot to post it... Some good stuff in here.
posted at 5/13/2001 12:20:25 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

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Nov 8 - Young Frankenstein (Hilton)

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