Saturday, January 25, 2003

Features:

[ YN ]  Playwright Gibson Holding Onto His Pen by ADAM GORLICK, Associated Press Writer
William Gibson moved audiences with the story of Helen Keller, made them laugh with a romantic comedy and compelled them to ponder questions of global power.
Now, at 88, the playwright who gave the stage a dozen plays is bowing out of theatrical writing. But the compulsive creator isn't ready to set down his pen.

[ TM ]  Wide-Opening Spaces
David Finkle looks at the burgeoning crop of new Off-Broadway venues and wonders what it all means.

[ B ]  Radiant Baby Gets Ready for Birth at Public

News:

[ NYT ]  George Haimsohn, Co-Writer of 'Dames at Sea,' Dies at 77 by WOLFGANG SAXON
George Haimsohn co-wrote the book and lyrics for "Dames at Sea," a musical that has leavened summer stock and college repertories since its Off Broadway debut in 1968.

[ NYT ]  Doris Fisher, Songwriter for Ella Fitzgerald, Dies at 87
Among Ms. Fisher's songs, all written with a co-author, were "Whispering Grass (Don't Tell the Trees)," a hit for the Ink Spots in 1940; "Angelina (the Waitress at the Pizzeria)," sung by Louis Prima; and "Tutti-Frutti," written with Slim Gaillard, a hit in 1938 that was eclipsed by Little Richard's wildly onomatopoeic song of the same title in 1956.

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: JANUARY 25

[ P ]  Casting Complete for McNally's Master Class at Helen Hayes

[ P ]  Theatre Dark: Dance of the Vampires Closes on Broadway Jan. 25

[ P ]  PHOTO CALL: Julius Caesar: Friends, Romans, Countrymen

[ P ]  Troupe of Nell Carter's Final Project, Raisin, Decides Show Will Go On

[ P ]  Kushner, Tesori and Wolfe's Caroline Musical to Bow Off-Broadway in Fall; Leads Cast

[ P ]  PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, Jan. 11-19: The End of a Line

[ P ]  Omnicom Buys Serino Coyne, Broadway's Big Ad Agency

[ P ]  Hemingway and Porter Unite in Off-Broadway's It Just Catches, Jan. 29-March 23

[ P ]  PHOTO CALL: Radiant Baby: Getting Ready to Shine

[ BS ]  Tony Committee Issues New Rulings
The Tony Awards Administration Committee made several rulings last week designed to help categorize the season's hard-to-classify productions. The wisdom of their decisions is ripe for debate.

Reviews:

[ LAT ]  Drama played out on stage -- and in the actor's life by Daryl H. Miller
Alec Mapa relives the rocky path he's trodden as a gay thespian and teen in "I Remember Mapa" and "Drama!"

[ TB ]  Grease Is A Slippery Production
National Tour - San Francisco Review by Richard Connema
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Friday, January 24, 2003

Features:

[ FB ]  'Sterling' moment by Rick Bentley
Audra McDonald is poised for success in yet another stage of her career.
Thanks to Wayman Wong on All That Chat for the link!

News:

[ B ]  Bond Girl Pike to Star in London's Blonde

[ TM ]  Drama Desk Schedules Panel Discussion of Musical Adaptations

[ P ]  Sam Mendes Wins South Bank Show Award in London

[ P ]  Noel Coward's Pacific 1860 Gets U.S. Premiere at York, Jan. 31-Feb. 2; Simon Jones Helms

[ P ]  Opera's Fleming and Terfel Tackle Broadway Tunes on CD; PBS Concert and DVD, Too

[ P ]  Wild Party's Yancey Arias Stars in NBC Drama "Kingpin," Debuting Feb. 2

[ P ]  Bernadette Peters Gypsy Set to Begin Rehearsals

[ P ]  DIVA TALK: Remembering Nell Carter, Cook on DVD, More Normas and More

Reviews:

[ TM ]  The Siegels' Nightlife Notes
Tennie Leonard teams Cole Porter with Maltby & Shire in her cabaret act at Judy's Chelsea.

[ TB ]  Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Top of the World Seattle Review by David-Edward Hughes

[ TB ]  Man of La Mancha Los Angeles Review by Sharon Perlmutter
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News:

[ P ]  Producers, Millie, Mancha & Bohème Featured on "Regis and Kelly"

[ P ]  Benson, Graff, Manchester, Worley & More Star in You Gotta Have Friends 3 Feb. 22

[ P ]  Julie White Joins Barbra's Wedding, Jan Maxwell Out; Previews Start Feb. 11

[ B ]  Heather Laws to Play Sally Bowles Again

[ B ]  Off-Broadway Expands with 59E59 Theaters

[ B ]  Isherwood to Head NY Drama Critics Circle

Reviews:

[ B ]  Away We Go! by Ken Mandelbaum
Review: OKLAHOMA!

[ TB ]  American Buffalo San Francisco Review by Richard Connema
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[ * ]  Tony Award Winner And Oscar Nominee Jim Dale, After Too Long An Absence, Is Back And In Off-Broadway's New Hot Ticket: Comedians
By Ellis Nassour

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News:

[ P ]  Resurfacing?: Metamorphoses Considering Move to Off-Broadway�s Little Shubert

[ NYT ]  ON STAGE AND OFF
Three More Theaters by JESSE MCKINLEY
The relatively theater-bare Upper East Side will soon be home to three new theater spaces located on 59th Street.

[ NYP ]  LOOK, 'MA,' NO FANS by MICHAEL RIEDEL
WHOOPI Goldberg and Charles "Roc" Dutton must know that ticket sales for their Broadway revival of "Ma Rainey's Black Bot tom" are anemic.

[ NYP ]  LIZ SMITH
'Guys and Dolls' next up?

[ NYT ]  Nell Carter, Star of 'Ain't Misbehavin',' Dies at 54 by STEPHEN HOLDEN
Nell Carter was the sassy actress known for her Broadway performance in "Ain't Misbehavin'" and her role in the television series "Gimme a Break!"

[ TM ]  Casting Announced for York Theatre's Pacific 1860

[ B ]  Julie White Steps into Barbra's Wedding

[ B ]  Season Update for New York Theater Workshop

[ P ]  Barry Edelstein Will Step Down as Classic Stage Company Artistic Director

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: JANUARY 24

[ P ]  Cattle Call: Urban Cowboy Tix on Sale, Jan. 27

[ P ]  Kate Mulgrew Will Brew Tea at Promenade, Beginning Feb. 25

[ P ]  Herman's Spectacular to Hit Vegas in 2004; Reality Show to Choose Star

Features:

[ O ]  Singer, actor, dancer by HOLLY JOHNSON
Few Broadway performers have Susan Egan's range. She originated the role of sweet-tempered Belle in "Beauty and the Beast," then followed up playing slinky, depraved Sally Bowles in "Cabaret."
Thanks to ElleWhy on All That Chat for the link!

[ TM ]  Peter Filichia's Diary
Filichia talks to director Patricia Hoag Simon and composer Galt MacDermot about The Human Comedy.

[ NJ ]  A make-believe trip to India BY PETER FILICHIA
Actresses fascinated by social extremes

Reviews- "bedbound":

[ DN ]  An Irish family soap that's as harsh as lye by Robert Dominguez
By turns violent, vulgar, fierce and funny - often all at the same time - Irish playwright Enda Walsh's "bedbound" is a bizarre, almost cartoonish black comedy that's like watching a Road Runner short set in Hell's claustrophobic attic.

[ NYP ]  IRISH 'BED,' BLATHER & YAWN by DONALD LYONS
FATHER and daughter are in bed together in Enda Walsh's "bedbound" (note the chic absence of capital letters), an Irish play receiving its American premiere under Walsh's direction at the Irish Rep.

[ NYT ]  THEATER REVIEW | 'BEDBOUND'
Not the Bed but an Endless Gale of Words Relieves Panic by BEN BRANTLEY
In "Bedbound," a brusque, exciting new drama by Enda Walsh, language is nothing short of a basic biological function.

[ NJ ]  Merchant of menace at Irish Rep BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
Every now and then, Irish Rep gets hold of something offbeat, and that's the case with its U.S. premiere of "Bedbound," which opened yesterday on the company's main stage.

[ B ]  Bedbound Review by Adam Feldman

[ TB ]  Bedbound Review by Matthew Murray

Other Reviews:

[ LAT ]  The big droll engine that could by Don Shirley
Life is like a train, we're told in "On the Twentieth Century." And this 1978 musical is set on a train. But any resemblances to most people's lives are few and fleeting.
With Carolee Carmello, Bob Gunton and Mimi Hines.

[ LAT ]  The in-joke's on us by F. Kathleen Foley
David Schwimmer shines darkly in 'Turnaround,' a mordant sendup of, by and for the industry people.

[ NYP ]  OKLAHOMA! STILL A-OK by CLIVE BARNES
THESE days, casts change on Broadway almost as frequently as the guards at Buckingham Palace.

[ DN ]  Rodgers' show still doin' OK by Howard Kissel
No one could have imagined that "Oklahoma!" would be the icon it is today. In its current incarnation, it remains an inspiring piece of Americana.

[ NYT ]  THEATER REVIEW | 'COOKIN' AT THE COOKERY'
Picking up the Blues Again at 82 After 20 Years as a Scrub Nurse by BRUCE WEBER
Marion J. Caffey shows appreciation for blues singer Alberta Hunter in her feel-good musical for two lively actresses and a stoic four-man band.

[ CU ]  Cookin' at the Cookery Review by Elyse Sommer

[ DN ]  With salon play, Copa tries comic stylings by ROBERT DOMINGUEZ
Besides the usual dancing, drinking, dining and mingling, clubgoers who stop by the Copacabana tonight can expect to be laughing, too.

[ NYP ]  MARTINS THOU FAR FROM SWELL by CLIVE BARNES
IF it sounds too easy, it probably is. A nightclub ballet to Richard Rodgers music with Larry Hart's romantic but acerbic lyrics sounds like a no-brainer recipe for success.

[ USA ]  'Moon' takes off for campy fun by Elysa Gardner
'Moon' parodies and celebrates mannered 'tude of screen heroines

[ INQ ]  In the Mix | Movie musicals? Get real by Dan DeLuca
The problem I have is with musicals. The basic concept of actors' speaking to one another like normal human beings one minute, and then throwing out any allegiance to plot or character development the next as they burst into song, is downright goofy.
The Inky's rock critic thumbs his nose at musicals.
FYI: His email address is at the bottom of the article...
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Thursday, January 23, 2003

[ P ]  PHOTO CALL: Fifth of July: Ken and Gwen and Friends

[ P ]  Barnes & Noble Hosts Discussions with Several Theatre Writers & Designers

[ P ]  Nell Carter, Ain't Misbehavin' Star, Dead at 54

[ P ]  Tom Courtenay to Return to West End in Pretending to Be Me

[ P ]  London's National Theatre Launches Nicholas Hytner's First Season

[ B ]  Hytner Unveils Plans for National Theatre

[ TM ]  Nell Carter, Tony Winner for Ain't Misbehavin', Dies at 54
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[ IBDB ]  Nell Carter

[ NYT ]  Nell Carter, TV and Broadway Star, Dies at 54

[ B ]  Tony Winner Nell Carter Dead at 54

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Reviews:

[ B ]  CDs: Operatic Broadway by Ken Mandelbaum
REN�E FLEMING AND BRYN TERFEL: UNDER THE STARS (Decca)

Features:

[ P ]  An Entertaining Guy
Veteran director Stanley Donen debuts Off-Broadway with Elaine May's comical look at the world of Adult Entertainment.

News:

[ P ]  Kennedy Center Selects Viñoly to Design $250 Million Buildings Project

[ P ]  Pins and Needles, Singing With Social Significance, Gets March Concert in NYC

[ P ]  Hamlisch, Huffman, Naughton, Marcovicci and More Salute Rodgers Feb. 10
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Features:

[ LAT ]  Sam I am not by Anne Valdespino
James Waterston is emerging from the shadow of his famous father.

[ DN ]  He gave us the old razzle-dazzle by Pete Hamill
In life, as for stage and screen, Bob Fosse was all about showmanship

[ B ]  Photo Op: A New Home for Playwrights Horizons

News:

[ V ]  STRIKE UP THE BAND
B'way musicians union ads seek public support
Broadway publicizes its shows, charities and discount tickets. But never before has it placed ads to focus public attention on union contract negotiations.

[ ND ]  Hammering Out Tony Nominee Inconsistencies by Gordon Cox
Includes an interview with Matt Cavenaugh of "Urban Cowboy."

[ NYT ]  Kennedy Center Approves Dramatic Expansion Plan by TODD S. PURDUM
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has hired the architect Rafael Vi�oly to design two new buildings, a pedestrian plaza and fountain.

[ NYT ]  Graphic: Kennedy Center: Expansion, and a Transformed Setting

[ WP ]  A Welcome Sign by Benjamin Forgey
Design Plan Would Give the Kennedy Center New Connections

[ B ]  Wedding Bells for Taye Diggs & Idina Menzel

[ B ]  Casting Complete for MCC's Scattergood

[ P ]  Floyd Collins Echoes Again at Playwrights Horizons, Jan. 23-26

[ P ]  MCC World Premiere Scattergood Starring Brian Murray Begins Feb. 14

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: JANUARY 23

[ P ]  Feiffer's A Bad Friend to Begin at LCT May 15

[ P ]  On Their Way: Jerry Herman's The Grand Tour Gets NYC Concert Revival, Jan. 23, 26 & 27

[ P ]  Chenoweth's Second Album Due in Fall on Sony Classical

[ P ]  UK's Moby Dick! Musical Gets NYC Reading In Anticipation of US Licensing

[ P ]  "Chicago" Movie Soundtrack Debuts High on Billboard Charts

[ P ]  Family Entertainment: New Julia Sweeney Show Begins Off-Broadway Jan. 22

Reviews - "Cookin' at the Cookery":

[ DN ]  A sizzling rhapsody in blues by Robert Dominguez
In the delightful, wonderfully performed musical "Cookin' at the Cookery: The Music and Times of Alberta Hunter," the singer-songwriter's life story unfolds to the accompaniment of nearly two dozen rollicking blues and jazz songs by an onstage four-piece band.

[ NJ ]  Biographical show keeps music cookin' BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
Remember Alberta Hunter? She was that well-known blues singer who enjoyed a terrific renaissance when she popped up at a Greenwich Village nightclub in the late 1970s after a 20-year hiatus.

[ TB ]  Cookin' at the Cookery: The Music & Times of Alberta Hunter Review by Matthew Murray

[ B ]  Cookin' at the Cookery Review by William Stevenson

[ TM ]  Cookin' at the Cookery Reviewed By: David Finkle

Other Reviews:

[ NYP ]  BAM CRIES 'UNCLE' by DONALD LYONS
BEFORE he directed "American Beauty" and "Road to Perdition," Sam Mendes was the first artistic director of London's Donmar Warehouse.

[ NYP ]  A 'CAESAR' SALAD by DONALD LYONS
UNDER Karin Coonrod's direction, Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" becomes a nasty, painful personnel change in corporate headquarters - where the Romans wear black suits and ties.

[ TB ]  The Love Hungry Farmer Review by Matthew Murray
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Wednesday, January 22, 2003

News:

[ E! ]  Taye Goes All the Way!
It looks like Taye Diggs is getting his wedding groove on.
The 32-year-old hunk, recently seen on the big screen working his pipes in the Golden Globe-winning musical Chicago, married longtime gal-pal Idina Menzel on January 11 at the Round Hill resort in Montego Bay in Jamaica.
Thanks to MikeR on All That Chat for the link.
And congratulations to the happy couple!

[ P ]  Report: Brooks and Meehan to Begin Work on Young Frankenstein

[ P ]  Who Killed Woody Allen? Taunts New York Filmmaker, Feb. 13-March 7

Features:

[ TS ]  This country is in dire need of some direction by RICHARD OUZOUNIAN
Too many of the best productions seen locally in recent years have been staged by directors from America (Susan Schulman, Randall Arney) or England (Leon Rubin, Jonathan Miller) � a situation we hoped would have changed long ago.

[ BS ]  A Guide Thing
True mentorship in the acting profession is largely a thing of the past--but inspiration and camaraderie remain.
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[ * ]  Drama Desk To Present First Theater Panel Of 2003 On February 6
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[ B ]  O'Malley Replaces Ryan in Dublin Carol

[ B ]  The Mysteries to Return to the West End

[ B ]  Broadway Understudies in the Spotlight Feb. 3

[ TM ]  Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Held at New Playwrights Horizons Building

[ TM ]  Casting Finalized for Mufti's A Family Affair

[ P ]  Shakespeare's Globe Gets Glowing Report

[ P ]  Safari Party to Open New U.K. Theatre in February

[ P ]  Mysteries Set to Return to London Stage in March

[ P ]  Lea Salonga Does Double-Duty: Flower Drum Song and "As the World Turns"

[ P ]  Kerry O'Malley, Out of the Woods, Joins Atlantic's Dublin Carol
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News:

[ B ]  Maison des Fleurs by Ken Mandelbaum
The cast of Encores!' House of Flowers will include Tonya Pinkins, Maurice Hines, Armelia McQueen, Roscoe Lee Browne, Nikki James, Brandon Victor Dixon, Peter Francis James, Desmond Richardson, Stacy Francis, Brenda Braxton, Everett Bradley, and Wayne Pretlow.

[ B ]  Broadway Grosses: Razzle Dazzle

[ P ]  Cook's Mostly Sondheim Arrives on DVD/VHS April 22; Bonus Features, Too

[ P ]  Wild Party's Dendy to Make Taboo Dance

[ P ]  Redgrave's Postponed Mandrake Won't Take Root at Little Shubert in Early 2003

[ P ]  If She Were a Bell: Andrea Marcovicci To Tackle the Songs of Frank Loesser

[ P ]  Bogart, Barrett, Crampton & Irving to Star in Paper Mill Camelot

Reviews:

[ TM ]  Himself Reviewed By: Philip Hopkins
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News:

[ NYP ]  PAGE SIX
WOODY Allen is fuming over a satirical play put on by a small theater company he almost forced out of business.

[ NYP ]  THE STARR REPORT by MICHAEL STARR
Interview with Caroline Rhea about Douglas Carter Bean's "Mondo Drama."

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: JANUARY 22

[ P ]  Ma Rainey Returns to Broadway; Previews Begin Jan. 22

[ P ]  X'd Explores Being Mormon and Gay, at Coconut Grove March 4-May 11

[ P ]  Duquesnay Is Alberta Hunter in NYC Debut of Cookin' at the Cookery Jan. 22

[ P ]  "Theater Talk" Remembers Al Hirschfeld Jan. 24

[ P ]  Little Fish Swims Off-Broadway, New LaChiusa Musical Starts Jan. 22

[ P ]  Victor Garber to Play Tevye in New TV Film of Fiddler on the Roof

[ P ]  Ol' Man River Floods, and a Musical Rises to the Surface in The Water, From Composer Stitt

[ P ]  Broadway Grosses: January 13-19

[ P ]  Hal Linden, Burke Moses in City of Angels Concert in California Feb. 20-23

[ NYT ]  'Metamorphoses' to Close

Features:

[ BG ]  His new 'Street' is paved with color, romance by Catherine Foster
Interview with Mark Bramble.

[ B ]  Video: Broadway Festival
Broadway.com and Theatre Direct International honored tour operators with the annual (and highly entertaining) Broadway Festival.

[ NJ ]  Sister act traces Judy Garland's Vaudeville roots BY ALLISON FREEMAN

Reviews:

[ NYT ]  THEATER REVIEW | 'JULIUS CAESAR'
Roman Conspirators in Business Suits by BRUCE WEBER
Without making it explicit, Karin Coonrod's production of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" reads as a protest against the Republican oligarchy in Washington.

[ ND ]  Et Who? A Well-Directed 'Caesar' by Linda Winer
Some of New York's most lucid and satisfying Shakespeare recently has been the vision of a director named Karin Coonrod. If there were quick justice in our distracted world, people would not still be asking, "Who?"

[ NJ ]  Sam Mendes stages a touching 'Vanya' BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

[ USA ]  This Mendes double bill is doubly good
Vanya, Night prove Mendes has a knack for pushing actors to the top.

[ NYT ]  In Performance
Reviews of "Painted Snake in a Painted Chair" at La MaMa, Barb Jungr at Joe's Pub, Andrew Zolinsky at the Jewish Community Center and Hilary Easton at the Clark Studio Theater.

[ WP ]  A Guided Tour Of the Bard's Rogues' Gallery by Peter Marks
Steven Berkoff, a London actor and director and another member of this generation, is your guide for a night of flamboyant soliloquies and piquant observations about making Shakespeare's evildoers tick.
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[ TM ]  Ride-Outs, Play-Offs, Tabs, and Fade Outs by Peter Filichia
In celebration of the ingenuity of orchestrators, Filichia fawns over the ''ride-outs'' in Seesaw, Bar Mitzvah Boy, and a bevy of other musicals.

[ NYP ]  PULLING OFF A 'MIRACLE' By MICHAEL RIEDEL
'SEUSSICAL" producer Barry Weissler, who spent most of last season haplessly casting about for a show, any show, to pay his overhead, nearly lost another one last Friday - the upcoming revival of "The Miracle Worker," starring Oscar winner Hilary Swank.
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Tuesday, January 21, 2003

News:

[ YN ]  Archerd: Jack, Michael & Bono at Golden Globes by Army Archerd
"Chicago" director Rob Marshall tells me he'll probably do another film rather than return to the stage.
Third item.
The talented, artistic hand of Al Hirschfeld drawing an impression of Bob Hope was to have been photographed Thursday in N.Y. by Gary Smith, who is executive producing NBC's two-hour special "100 Years of Hope and Humor."
Final item.

[ B ]  Cast Set for Camelot at Paper Mill
Brent Barrett, Matt Bogart, Glory Crampton and George S. Irving are all set to star in the Paper Mill Playhouse production of Camelot.

[ B ]  Lynn Redgrave's Mandrake Root Off for Now
The play, which had been announced for a March opening the Little Shubert Theatre, has been delayed until next season due to scheduling difficulties, according to a production spokesperson.

[ P ]  It's Official: Tovah Feldshuh to Be Golda at Off-Broadway's MET; Schwartz to Direct

[ P ]  Center Stage Hit Ain't Misbehavin' Extends to Feb. 23

Features:

[ B ]  First Person: Wonder of the World by Barry Edelstein

[ TM ]  Al Hirschfeld: An Appreciation
Michael Buckley looks back at the remarkable career of The Line King.

[ BS ]  Critical Response
Audition feedback is always hard to get--and maybe that's a good thing.

[ BS ]  Moving Experience
Six Los Angeles choreographers reveal what they look for in auditions.
Including Jeff Calhoun.

Reviews:

[ VV ]  SHANGHAIED GESTURES by Michael Feingold
Two New Shows Explore the Fun of What's Been Seen Before
Shanghai Moon by Charles Busch; Panic! (How to Be Happy!) by Richard Foreman

[ CU ]  Julius Caesar Reviewed by Elyse Sommer

[ MN ]  AMT stages a harmonious 'Sound of Music' by Mark de la Vina
With Sarah Uriarte Berry and William Michals.
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link!
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[ * ]  Al Hirschfeld: His Enduring Theatrical Legacy
by Ellis Nassour
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Features:

[ TM ]  Skillful Lee by: Michael Portantiere
Lee Lessack handily juggles two careers, as a singer and a record producer.

Reviews:

[ TM ]  Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Reviewed By: Holly Hildebrand
In Houston, with Judith Ivey.

News:

[ P ]  Rob Marshall Nominated for Directors Guild Award for "Chicago"

[ P ]  Yale Rep Hosts Savages with Freed Play, Feb. 14-March 8

[ P ]  Carver, Kimball, O'Hara, Skinner Begin Albertine Rehearsals Jan. 21; Full Cast Announced

[ P ]  London's National Theatre to Offer Captioned Performances

[ P ]  West End "Mama," Gaby Roslin, Extends Chicago Run

[ P ]  Timothy West Stars in King Lear at London's Old Vic

[ P ]  West End's What the Night Is For To Close
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News:

[ B ]  Lea on VCD by Ken Mandelbaum
Nikki M. James (Goodspeed Babes in Arms, Broadway's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer) and Armelia McQueen (Ain't Misbehavin', Harrigan 'n Hart) have been mentioned for principal roles in Encores!' House of Flowers.

[ B ]  Joseph Returns to the West End with Gately

[ B ]  Jerry Herman's Showtune Set for Off-B'way

[ B ]  What The Night Is For Closes Early in London

[ P ]  Bombay Dreams of Toronto First, then Broadway

[ P ]  Songs by LaChiusa, Crawley and Giering Featured in Requiem for William

[ P ]  Pitre to Vacation from Mamma Mia! Beginning Feb. 24

[ P ]  Liza & David to Chat with "Late Late Show" Host Craig Kilborn

[ P ]  Colm Wilkinson Releases New Solo Disc, "Some of My Best Friends Are Songs"

Features:

[ B ]  Photo Op: Backstreet Boy Bows in Chicago

Reviews:

[ TB ]  Sound Advice - The Best Vocal Albums of 2002 by Jonathan Frank
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News:

[ NYT ]  Slide Show: Hirschfeld and His Work

[ WP ]  The Master Strokes of Broadway by Peter Marks
Hirschfeld had a generous nature. His work was not limited to the celebrated. In fact, I'm proud to say, he did a portrait of me. It was a going-away present at the time of my departure from a job covering the theater in New York. I can honestly say I wish he had made me look more like George Clooney.

[ USA ]  Al Hirschfeld, caricaturist of the century, dies at 99 by Peter Johnson

[ YN ]  Famed Caricaturist Al Hirschfeld Dies by MICHAEL KUCHWARA, AP Drama Writer
"There was tremendous art and wit in his work and underneath it all, his drawings had tremendous humanity," Joel Grey said. "They weren't vicious. He made them brilliant and provocative but without being destructive � and that's quite a feat."

[ NJ ]  A long life chronicling the theater scene draws to an end BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

[ P ]  Al Hirschfeld, Beloved Theatrical Caricaturist, Dead at 99

[ NYP ]  CINDY ADAMS
Includes quotes from Marty Richards.

[ DMN ]  Path from Broadway to Lyric Stage is a 2-way street by LAWSON TAITTE and TOM SIME
Since Lyric Stage's Roadside moved to New York, and given the success of its world-premiere version of Cinderella, the Irving company dedicated to producing new musicals has been getting feelers from some top Broadway director- choreographers.
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link!

[ B ]  The Beautiful Game to Hit the Big Screen

[ P ]  Piro and Bogart Star in Signature's 110 in the Shade, Jan. 21-March 2

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: JANUARY 21

[ P ]  Lloyd Webber's Phantom & Beautiful Game Have Screen Plans

[ P ]  Decca Broadway to Release Les Miz Highlights

[ P ]  Alice Ripley and Robert Evan to Sing Broadway Romance in Alabama Feb. 14

[ P ]  Carmello and Gunton Are On the Twentieth Century, Jan. 21 in L.A.

[ P ]  It's Official: Terrence Mann Returns to Bway Les Miz, Feb. 4-March 15

[ P ]  Oy! Winter Run of Musical Mamaleh! Gets Canceled in Florida

[ P ]  Christopher Sieber Is Millie's Mission, Starting Jan. 28

[ P ]  Simon Callow Defends Stage Nude Scene in London Play

[ P ]  From "Saint" to Sleuth: A Chat with British Actor Ian Ogilvy
Ian Ogilvy is still best known to British audiences for his television career, playing Simon Templar some 20 years ago in the remake of the television thriller series, "The Saint" - the role that had made Roger Moore a star back in the 1960's.
Ah, "Return of the Saint" � my favorite show when I was fourteen...

[ P ]  Grandage's Tempest Set to Open in London

[ P ]  Backstreet to Broadway: Richardson Is Billy Flynn Beginning Jan. 20

Features:

[ NYT ]  Lush, Plush or Seedy: Sets Filled With Power by ROBIN POGREBIN
John Lee Beatty, a set designer known for his attention to detail and his staying power, is to be inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame on Monday.

[ LAT ]  Soloing, but not in song by Don Shirley
Brian d'Arcy James counts on his turn as an Irish thug in Conor McPherson's 'The Good Thief' to change his Mr. Musical image.

[ BH ]  Marlo Thomas jumps at chance to put `the system' on trial by Robert Nesti

[ BH ]  Dee Hoty takes on challenge of red-hot `Mamma' role by Terry Byrne

[ WP ]  Ever and Always A Purrfect Lady by William Booth
Dame Edna, in the Nicest Way, Gets A Few Things Off Her Chest

Reviews � "Twelfth Night" and "Uncle Vanya":

[ TM ]  Twelfth Night Reviewed By: David Finkle

[ TM ]  Uncle Vanya Reviewed By: David Finkle

[ CU ]  Twelfth Night Review by Dave Lohrey

[ CU ]  Uncle Vanya at the Jean Cocteau Rep Review by Dave Lohrey

Other Reviews:

[ NJ ]  Telling stories BY PETER FILICHIA
Two River Company's 'Spunk' offers tales that teach

[ NYer ]  MEN BEHAVING BADLY by JOHN LAHR
Identities lost and found on the London stage.

[ TB ]  The Fugitive Kind San Francisco Review by Richard Connema

[ CU ]  Shanghai Moon Reviewed by Elyse Sommer
posted at 1/21/2003 08:57:56 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

[ NYT ]  Al Hirschfeld, 99, Dies; He Drew Broadway By RICHARD F. SHEPARD with MEL GUSSOW
Al Hirschfeld's caricatures captured the vivid personalities of theater people for more than 75 years.

[ NYT ]  THEATER REVIEW | 'UNCLE VANYA' AND 'TWELFTH NIGHT': An Acting Lesson, With a Grovel and a Strut, in Two Plays By BEN BRANTLEY
Directed by Sam Mendes and starring Simon Russell Beale, a pair of winning productions from the Donmar Warehouse of London opened in Brooklyn over the weekend.

[ DN ]   Play it again, at BAM, Sam by Howard Kissel
The productions of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" and Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" performed in repertory at the BAM Harvey Theater are so impressive that now I can't wait to see "Gypsy."

[ DN ]  Well-suited Shakespeare falls short by Howard Kissel
"Julius Caesar" may be one of the best-known Shakespeare plays, but, at least here in New York, it is seldom performed, in part because of the toga problem.

[ V ]  Julius Caesar review by Charles Isherwood

[ V ]  Uncle Vanya/Twelfth Night review by Charles Isherwood

[ V ]  B'way basement sees light
Biz up over $4 mil from 2001 as 'Chicago' leads surge
It's going to be very interesting to see what happens to Chicago after it moves this week; according to the story, its paid attendance at the Shubert was 9,456, while capacity at the Ambassador will be 8,872.
posted at 1/21/2003 06:50:15 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Monday, January 20, 2003

[ NYT ]  Al Hirschfeld, Caricaturist of Theater Scene, Dies at 99
This is a great loss for the entire theatre community. Hirschfeld has chronicled some of the greatest stars and shows in the history of Broadway, and the countless brilliant line drawings and caricatures he leaves behind will forever stand as a testament to the greatness of theatre that can never be erased with the passage of time. A number of his works may be seen online at alhirschfeld.com.
posted at 1/20/2003 01:06:00 PM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

News:

[ B ]   Theater Caricaturist Al Hirschfeld Dead at 99

[ P ]  Harmony: Korey Is Mother of the Groom in York's Family Affair Revival Jan. 24-26

[ P ]  Lloyd Webber to Musicalize Wilkie Collins' "Woman in White" for Sydmonton Premiere

[ P ]  Water Leak at Theatre Row Darkens Jan. 18 Perfs, But Shows Go On

[ P ]  Ratings for Audra McDonald's "Mister Sterling" Drop

[ P ]  Razzle-Dazzle: "Chicago" Box Office Continues to Climb

Features:

[ B ]  Next Season's Musicals: New Titles by Ken Mandelbaum

[ TM ]  Peter Filichia's Diary
Way back in 1962, Harold Prince, John Kander, and the Goldman brothers were all involved in A Family Affair.

[ TB ]  Interviews with Wilson Cruz and Christian Campbell by John Garcia
posted at 1/20/2003 12:47:23 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day... About the blind item the other day regarding Boheme and Tony eligibility, I heard from a few friends that M one of the producers of Boheme suggested that none of the cast would be eligible for a Tony in the gamble that they would get an "ensemble" award -- it was not the committee that did that. They have not discussed it formally yet... also heard that TEA AT FIVE wants the Promenade, but has not secured it yet...
posted at 1/20/2003 08:30:39 AM by James Marino | Item Link

News:

[ DN ]  'Chicago' has killer night at the Globes by ISAAC GUZMAN
Racks up 3 awards, 'The Hours' takes 2

[ B ]  Chicago Wins 3 Golden Globes Including Best Pic

[ P ]  "Chicago" Film Tops Golden Globe Awards

[ V ]  Biz off; 'Mancha' 668g
Broadway grosses dipped during Week 33 (Jan. 6-12) as the winter doldrums, and chilly weather, set in. With two fewer shows on the boards, grosses declined by 15.5% to $14,837,428, which was still more than $4 million up from the same frame last year.

[ V ]  B.O. dips; 'Tick' kicks off
Road grosses

[ LAT ]  Fiscal drama in Seattle by Mike Boehm
Mark Taper Forum's Robert Egan gets a surprise at his new gig: money problems.

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: JANUARY 20
1896: Say good morning, George. Actually it was "Nathan" then -- Nathan Birnbaum born today.

[ P ]  Nyack's Helen Hayes Finds Its Maria Callas for Upcoming Master Class

[ P ]  New Music: Luker and Dvorsky Concert of Art Songs and Show Tunes Sold Out Jan. 20

[ P ]  Dustin Hoffman-John Malkovich Death of a Salesman To Be Released on DVD, Jan. 28

[ P ]  Alexander, Mullally, McCormack, Leeves and More Sing Hair Feb. 26

[ P ]  Piven, Goranson, Cusack Take On The Guys in Chicago, Through Feb. 16

Features:

[ NYP ]  STILL STAYIN' LIVE by BRIAN SCOTT LIPTON
MAYBE they just can't resist the thrill of performing live. Past stars of "Saturday Night Live" - living on in those ubiquitous reruns on Comedy Central- are now enjoying second acts on New York City stages.

[ B ]  Photo Op: Crawford Fans Toast a Legend on His Birthday

[ B ]  Photo Op: Let It Sing: Violet Returns to Playwrights

Reviews � "Twelfth Night" and "Uncle Vanya":

[ ND ]  'Uncle' Sam's Glory Is Back by Linda Winer
A dual bill from director Mendes is yet again wondrous

[ YN ]  'Vanya,' 'Twelfth Night' Debut in NYC by MICHAEL KUCHWARA, AP Drama Critic
It would be a serious mistake to miss either one.

[ B ]  Twelfth Night at BAM
Review by William Stevenson
Mendes has assembled a wonderful cast and put his stamp on one of Shakespeare's greatest comedies. In short, my advice for theater lovers is this: Get thee to Brooklyn!

[ CU ]  Uncle Vanya Review by Elyse Sommer

Other Reviews:

[ NYT ]  Theater in Review
'Art, Life & Show-Biz, a Non-Fiction Play'
'Jennie Richee (or Eating Jalooka Fruit Before It's Ripe)'

[ NJ ]  Bright Shakespeare work hails 'Caesar' BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

[ TB ]  Julius Caesar Review by Matthew Murray

[ NJ ]  Having the time of their lives BY PETER FILICHIA
Elizabeth Wilson and Tom Aldredge are two mountains of talent in two molehills of plays.

[ LAT ]  It's a whole new world for 'Aladdin' by Lynne Heffley
The live-action show at Disney's California Adventure is a lavish, well-executed romp.

I'm so glad that "Chicago" won so many awards. It almost makes up for the Eagles losing...
posted at 1/20/2003 07:55:30 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

[ NYT ]  'Chicago' a Big Winner at Golden Globe Awards By RICK LYMAN
"Chicago" won three Golden Globes, including the award for best comedy or musical.

[ NYP ]  'CHICAGO' FIRES AWAY By GERSH KUNTZMAN
The Golden Globes have put "Chicago" on Oscar's map. The movie version of Kander and Ebb's Broadway musical danced off with Golden Globes for best picture (in the comedy/musical division), best actor (Richard Gere) and best actress (Ren�e Zellweger) in last night's 60th annual ceremony in Beverly Hills.

[ NYP ]  'CHICAGO' GETS OSCAR HEAD START By LOU LUMENICK
LAST night's largely surprise-free Golden Globes point to an easy Oscar win by the musical "Chicago" - and forecast one of the least suspenseful Academy Awards nights since "Titanic" swept in 1998.
I'm not so sure about that. For theatre fans anticipating the possible(?) return of the movie musical, this could be one of the most suspenseful Oscar races in years. How will Chicago fare there? Only time will tell.

[ NYP ]  CHINESE INTRIGUES DRAG ON By DONALD LYONS
IN "Shanghai Moon," Charles Busch again dons drag to parody - with some seriousness - the absurd conventions of Hollywood.

[ DN ]  Standing up for something by Robert Dominguez
Brilliant ensemble acting highlights "Comedians," a blistering revival of Trevor Griffiths' mid- '70s drama about British working-class stiffs seeking fame and fortune as stand-up comics.
posted at 1/20/2003 07:40:59 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Sunday, January 19, 2003

News:

[ TM ]  Performances Canceled at Theatre Row Complex Due to Flooding
A theatergoer who showed up at the complex to attend the New Group's production of Trevor Griffiths' Comedians in the Samuel Beckett Theatre reported that he found the building cordoned off with yellow tape.

[ PMT ]  "Ambassador Satch"
A new musical about the life of Louis Armstrong
February 26 - March 9, 2003
Starring Andr� De Shields
Written by James P. Mirrione and Andr� De Shields
Produced in association with the Helen Hayes Theater

[ P ]  Talk Show Watch: Minnelli and Gest on "Kilborn", Perez on "Regis"

Thanks to American Theater Web for the following features!

[ SS ]  Kristin Chenoweth: You can't keep a good girl down by Jack Zink
One friend, Rebecca Luker, is waiting for the chance to work with Chenoweth. Luker, also a classically trained soprano and Broadway leading lady (she played Marion in the recent Broadway revival of The Music Man), wants to follow up on a half-forgotten Chenoweth idea. They're looking for another partner for a Three Sopranos concert, their girl-group response to The Three Tenors, Three Mo' Tenors and Three Irish Tenors, Chenoweth chirps.

[ AR ]  Patinkin revels in honesty of Sondheim by Kenneth LaFave

[ LCJ ]  Judas role sought out Carl Anderson by GIOIA PATTON � Jan. 19, 2003

[ MST ]  Guthrie Theater's Dowling set for Broadway opening by John Habich
His new Roundabout Theatre Company production of Moli�re's "Tartuffe" opened Jan. 9 with a cast including several Guthrie alumni.

Other Features:

[ DN ]  Breaking new waves by JUSTINE ELIAS
English screen star Emily Watson sharpens her skills in a BAM double-hander

[ DN ]  Cakes and ale for the tramps by Fintan O'Toole
'Waiting for Godot,' Samuel Beckett's absurdist masterpiece, turns 50

[ G ]  August Wilson: American centurion by John O'Mahony
Thanks to MockingbirdGirl on All That Chat for the link!

[ NYT ]  LETTERS
Joni Mitchell; Simon Russell Beale; 'Oz'; 'Waiting for Godot'

Reviews:

[ TB ]  Shakespeare's Villains: A Masterclass In Evil Washington Review by Tracy Lyon

[ CST ]  A powerful lesson in honoring dead BY HEDY WEISS
A review of "The Guys" in Chicago with Jeremy Piven and Alicia Goranson. Future cast members in this production include Daniel J. Travanti and Joan Cusack.

[ TB ]  The Play About the Baby South Florida Review by Matthew MacDermid
posted at 1/19/2003 10:31:01 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

[ NYT ]  Broadway Comes to Moscow, and Takes on the Risks

[ NYT ]   LOOKING AHEAD
The Secrets, and Lies, of Families By Ben Brantley

[ P ]  Witchy Woman: Kristin Chenoweth Discusses Her Bway Return in Wicked

[ P ]  New Chicago Star to Co-host "Regis and Kelly"

[ P ]  CHANNELING THEATRE: "Kiss Me, Kate" Producer Jac Venza & Star Brent Barrett

[ P ]  Caroline & Calaway to Make the Shubert-to-Ambassador Move in Chicago
posted at 1/19/2003 10:14:06 AM by Susan Heim | Item Link

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