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Saturday, July 07, 2001

Listening to Working All the Live-Long Day by Peter Filichia
posted at 7/7/2001 06:45:14 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link



Today's birthdays include: Doc Severinsen, David McCullough, Joe Spano, Billy Campbell, and Vonda Shepard.

University Staging of Corpus Christi Under Fire in Indiana.

Compleat Wks of Wllm Shksper to Be Revived Off-Bway in Autumn.

Strathairn Joins Cast of Dance of Death.

RAT Tales and MTC: Not 45 Seconds From Broadway

Over on Fynsworth Alley, there's an interview with Marc Kudisch that has resulted in some interesting comments on All That Chat and ratm.

posted at 7/7/2001 12:15:48 AM by the other James | Item Link

Friday, July 06, 2001

How I Spent the Fifth of July by Peter Filichia
posted at 7/6/2001 12:47:45 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link



CDs: Lazy Afternoon by Ken Mandelbaum
posted at 7/6/2001 11:47:39 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link



No Mustache, No Magnum
For the next 15 weeks, Selleck will be at the Longacre Theatre making his stage debut in Herb Gardner's 1962 romantic comedy, "A Thousand Clowns."

There is also an article in the NY Post business section about Garth Drabinsky, but I'm unable to find it on-line. According to the article, "The commercial-crime unit of Canada's Mountines is winding up its two-year-plus proble, with possible charges expected b September, sources say. If convicted of such charges, Drabinsky could pace several years in jail."

SAG, AFTRA and Film Producers Reach Tentative Three-Year Deal.



posted at 7/6/2001 10:08:50 AM by the other James | Item Link



Horrors! Wildhorn Scores One For The Count by Michael Riedel
This show bites! Auditions were held this week for "The Musical Dracula," a new Broadway-bound show based on Bram Stoker's horror classic.

Charles Nelson's Casts and Forecasts
Don�t be surprised if Morgan Freeman reunites with Alfred Uhry for the prize-winning playwright�s next show.

Brooke Shields Comes to the Broadway Cabaret July 6

Jo Bonney Stages Hip-Hop Theatre Piece Slanguage at NYTW July 6
Gangstas bring the word to New York Theatre Workshop
And here I thought "Slanguage" was a Variety-speak...

Urinetown Delays First B'way Preview to Aug. 20
John Cullum will continue his Off-Broadway starring role in this musical answer to South Park when it moves to Henry Miller's Theatre

How Were the Reviews?: LaChiusa's Lovers and Friends in Chicago
The composer of The Wild Party and Hello Again has written a new project, variously described as an opera and a musical

Urinetown Begins Performances on August 20

Tina Maddigan To Star in Broadway's Mamma Mia!

Drabinsky In Trouble Again, This Time In Canada

Where's My Money? Extends Through July 21
This does not seem to be related to the Drabinsky story...

Festival Features 10 New Musicals

Little Women Weighing Next Step Next Season

Sophie Mia!: Maddigan Joins ABBA Tuner on Broadway, Oct. 5

Obscure Youmans Musical, Through the Years, Gets Premiere Recording

SAG, AFTRA and Film Producers Reach Tentative Three-Year Deal

Brooke Shields Is Sally Bowles in Cabaret, Beginning July 6

Cyndi Lauper to Have Fun in Hwang's Largo at NY Stage & Film, July 6-8

Urinetown Pushes Bway Opening Two Weeks Back to Aug. 20

OB or not OB? Shakespeare's Disputed Edward III Plays at Bank St., July 5-22

Brian Dennehy to Read Long Day's Journey at O'Neill Center, July 9

SAG burnt at Cooke out
New CEO exits after 10 days on job, citing guild infighting
Our wonderful unions do their best to impress management with a sense of unity...

posted at 7/6/2001 07:29:45 AM by James Marino | Item Link



Todays birthdays include President George W. Bush, Nancy Reagan, Merv Griffin, Janet Leigh, Della Reese, Ned Beatty, Sylvester Stallone, Burt Ward, and Geoffrey Rush.

Brooke Shields Is Sally Bowles in Cabaret, Beginning July 6

Sophie Mia!: Maddigan Joins ABBA Tuner on Broadway, Oct. 5

Urinetown Delays First B'way Preview to Aug. 20

posted at 7/6/2001 06:15:09 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Thursday, July 05, 2001

Mata Hari Lives! by Peter Filichia
posted at 7/5/2001 08:47:45 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link



'Dreamgirl' Has Got the Blues
Holliday is left out of concert version of show
Oh please...

posted at 7/5/2001 08:26:53 PM by James Marino | Item Link



1810, P. T. Barnum, the great American showman, was born. Following his death on April 7, 1891, his obituary appeared in The Times. Go to obit.
Today's birthdays include: Katherine Helmond, Huey Lewis, Shirley Knight, Goose Gossage, and Marc Cohn.
Bonus points if you can remember the name of Cohn's one hit.

Drabinsky In Trouble Again, This Time In Canada.

George Gershwin Alone Extends Until September 2.
I need to take a class in theater economics.

Broadway Grosses: Off Target.
ANNIE up despite loss of Reba.

Aida Cast Changes by Ken Mandelbaum.
Also My Fair Lady news.

Hair Cut: L.A. Return Cancelled at Wilshire.

Lane Expected Back in Bway Producers July 5
Over on ATC, there's nothing but raves for Brad Oscar's performances as Max while Nathan has been out.

Brian Dennehy Offers Preview Reading of B'way-Bound O'Neill Journey, July 9

Latest on Broadway-bound Jesse Ventura Musical.
'cause I know you're all waiting with baited breath.

How Were the Reviews?: LaChiusa's Lovers and Friends in Chicago



posted at 7/5/2001 03:07:07 PM by the other James | Item Link



Naked Boys Silenced in Provincetown?
I was driving yesterday when I heard a story on 1010 WINS (radio) that the producers at the Crown and Anchor in Provincetown, MA have been fined because their production of Naked Boys Singing is in violation of an "Adult Entertainment" ordinance there. As Naked Boys Singing approaches their third anniversary off-Broadway, even NYC Mayor Giulliani has not even taken on this popular show as being indecent, infact, pointing out in a statement that it is "art". The show which has played around the world has not had this problem before. It is unfortunate that such a liberal town as Provincetown has thrown the Constitution out the window.


Provincetown Banner: 'Naked Boys' served cease & desist orders

posted at 7/5/2001 11:07:30 AM by James Marino | Item Link

Wednesday, July 04, 2001

Don't forget - tomorrow is the first day of Jammin' 105's Broadway in Bryant Park concert series. Enjoy excerpts from great Broadway shows and songs from Broadway stars on the Bryant Park Stage. Tomorrow is 'The Music Man', 'The Donkey Show' and 'Mr. President'. Every Thursday from 12pm-2pm through August 23rd - check it out!

posted at 7/4/2001 08:33:03 PM by Catherine Skidmore | Item Link



Happy Independence Day to all our American readers!

Today's birthdays include the United States of America (225 years old and counting), Neil Simon, Ann Landers, Ava Marie Saint, Gina Lollabrigida, George Steinbrenner, Geraldo Rivera, Gertrude Lawrence, Rube Goldberg, Stephen Foster, Louis B. Mayer, Rube Goldberg, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Calvin Coolidge (30th President of the United States)

Another Comedy Song Critic Heard from!
How appropriate for today that Peter Filichia mentions, among other shows, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, one of my personal favorite "flops."

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Oratory by Robert D. McFadden
The Declaration of Independence � the centerpiece of many Fourth of July celebrations � will be "performed" by an ensemble of actors in Philadelphia on Wednesday.

Independence Day: A Thousand Clowns Starts at Bway's Longacre, July 4

George Gershwin Alone Extends Until Sept. 2

Our Boy Bill by David Finkle
A talk with Bill Rosenfield, senior vice president of Shows & Soundtracks for RCA Victor.

posted at 7/4/2001 09:04:42 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Tuesday, July 03, 2001

Down South review by Adam Feldman
posted at 7/3/2001 01:01:44 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link



Lane on road to recovery
Other James! How did you miss this one!

Nathan Lane Expected Back in Bway's Producers, July 3
When else did we care so much about understudies? I wish I'd gotten to see Brad Oscar on as Max... he's a hoot.

Worth, Kudisch, Pawk to Make Night Music w/ Philadelphia Orchestra, July 11-12
However, I will not be missing this one - I'm headed to PA next Thursday to see some 'Night Music'

Chicago's Goodman Announces Full 2001-02 Season Schedule

Jane Connell Steps Into 'The Full Monty'
Jane Connell, who recently appeared as the Widow Douglas in the short-lived 'Adventures of Tom Sawyer', will begin performances in 'The Full Monty' tonight. Connell replaces a vacationing Kathleen Freeman as Jeanette through July 15.

Macy's Fireworks Features Cast of '42nd Street'

Vicki Lewis Leaves 'Chicago' Early

posted at 7/3/2001 12:30:09 PM by Catherine Skidmore | Item Link



Revivals: Part One by Ken Mandelbaum
posted at 7/3/2001 12:16:06 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link



What's he doing in a musical?
Luke Perry in Rocky Horror.


posted at 7/3/2001 08:49:00 AM by the other James | Item Link



Today's birthdays include George M. Cohan, Tom Stoppard, Betty Buckley, Audra McDonald, and Tom Cruise.

A Few Hundred Other Great Comedy Songs by Peter Filichia

'Lulu': Men Were Her Victims, or So She Thought by Ben Brantley

'Down South': The Cuban Missile Crisis as a Sex Stimulant? Yup. by Bruce Weber

'Random Harvest': Sharing a Fear (of Success) With a Ghost by Anita Gates

Broadway Grosses: Off Target

posted at 7/3/2001 07:27:07 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Monday, July 02, 2001

Also on this date in 1881, President James A. Garfield is shot by Charles Julius Guiteau, a man who had wanted to be Ambassador to France. It takes Garfield two months to die. It takes Sondheim 110 years to write a musical about it.
posted at 7/2/2001 11:49:45 PM by Catherine Skidmore | Item Link



The 20 Best Comedy Songs I Forgot by Peter Filichia

On the Steps of the Palace by Ken Mandelbaum

posted at 7/2/2001 01:14:02 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link



They Will, They Will Rock You
Broadway performers rock, both live and on CD, with a little help from Kurt Deutsch and Sh-K-Boom.

Buzz Lines: It will be All Rodgers, All the Time as the music of Richard Rodgers is celebrated to mark the centennial of his birth.

On this day in 1937, aviator Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan disappeared over the Pacific Ocean while attempting to make the first round-the-world flight at the equator. Today's birthdays include: Polly Holliday, Ron Silver, Jimmy McNichol and Thurgood Marshall.

It's Raining Tigers and Dragons in the Land of Film
In the copycat world of cinema, it was inevitable that someone would try to replicate the success of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon."
Do we have copycat phenomenon in the Broadway world? There are many Phantoms, a million Dorian Grays and a few Wild Parties, but these were not so much copycats as much as they were horse races to market...

Actors, Producers Talks To Resume [SAG/AFTRA]

White Barn's union pact clears path for preems
New plays, unseen Tennessee Williams work on slate.
    After many years without an agreement with Actors' Equity, the late Lucille Lortel's White Barn Theater in Westport, Conn., has re-signed with Equity and will once again be mounting productions of plays this summer instead of relying mostly on cabaret acts and one-person shows as it has in recent seasons.
This is good news.

'Clowns' revival sent in early
Selleck production to open July 11

Countdown to Rodgers' 100th Birthday

Ensler & Foote Premiere New Plays at Hartford Stage

A Thousand Clowns Changes Opening to July 11

Playwrights Horizons Announces 2001-2002 Season

Ain't We Got Fun: Reinking and Vereen Together Again in Fosse, July 2-7

The Last Five Years Ends Its Chicago-Area Run July 1, and Looks East

Steven Suskin ON THE RECORD: Working on 42nd Street

Robert Sean Leonard to Star as B'way Music Man Aug. 7
Eric McCormack's last performance Sunday, Aug. 5

Tom Selleck Thousand Clowns Begins B'way Previews July 4
He'll play Herb Gardner's curmudgeonly iconoclast in a revival of the cult 1962 comedy

New Musical By Parade Composer Headed Off-Broadway
The Last Five Years, the latest tuner from the Tony Award-winning Jason Robert Brown, will be directed by Daisy Prince

President Bush Attends Theatre for First Time Since Taking Office
President attends community theatre in Virginia where his sister-in-law is appearing in Neil Simon�s Proposals.

posted at 7/2/2001 10:14:14 AM by James Marino | Item Link

Sunday, July 01, 2001

Broadway, On a Platter Rare and intriguing musical recordings are back in print

BERGMAN MAKES HIS MARK AT BAM by Clive Barnes

PACKING A PUNCH
There's a bench in Central Park that I like to sit on whenever I go there. But today, some guy and his girlfriend were sitting on my bench. So I did what anyone else would do: I beat up the guy and stole his girl.
It really is on topic, I swear, keep reading, it's about stage fighting, really, it is!

The Toronto Star Horrid houseguest a welcome visitor by Richard Ouzounian
Moss Hart owned a weekend home in Bucks County, PA., Alexander Woollcott spent a lousy weekend there. Woollcott left extremely unhappy but not before insulting Hart. Hart returned to Manhattan to work on a new play with his collaborator George S. Kaufman but couldn't concentrate because of Woollcott. The result? The Man Who Came To Dinner! It's currently playing at The Shaw Festival, you can read the entire story in Richard's latest column.

posted at 7/1/2001 10:05:54 PM by Susan Heim | Item Link



Today's birthdays include Dan Aykroyd, Olivia de Havilland, Leslie Caron, Jamie Farr, Sydney Pollack, David Prowse, and Twyla Tharp.

Remembering Mr. President by Peter Filichia

Janis, and the Road I Didn't Take by Peter Filichia

We Open in London by Ken Mandelbaum

John Rando Just Can't Say No (to Directing) by Peter Marks

A Musical Comedy About, Yes, Poverty by Jonathan Mandell

Selling Big Dreams on the Potomac by Elaine Sciolino
Michael Kaiser has a vision of the Kennedy Center that would transform Washington into an arts capital, too.

posted at 7/1/2001 08:16:21 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

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