Saturday, June 28, 2003

News:

[ NYT ]  David Newman, Whose First Screenplay Was 'Bonnie and Clyde,' Dies at 66 by CHRISTOPHER LEHMANN-HAUPT

[ IBDB ]  David Newman's Broadway Credits

[ P ]  Today in Theatre History: JUNE 28

[ P ]  Wendy Wasserstein Part of Makor's Mixed Stage Mondays

[ P ]  Jones and Plimpton Star in Flesh and Blood at New York Theatre Workshop, June 28-Aug. 24

[ P ]  Bang! Zoometh!'50s Sitcom-Style The Merry Wives of Windsor Plays in Los Angeles, July 9-Aug. 10

[ P ]  Streakin!' Is Taking Off for the Summer, But Plans to Run Again in Fall

Features:

[ B ]  Photo Op: Farewell, Martin Beck! Hello, Al Hirschfeld!
posted at 6/28/2003 01:22:50 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

Friday, June 27, 2003

News:

[ YN ]  Waterston on 'Law' Docket Through 2005

[ B ]  CDs: Five Tenants by Ken Mandelbaum
Jerry Mitchell has been mentioned as possible director/choreographer of the upcoming West Side Story revival.

[ TM ]  Rue McClanahan Cancels Her Dance Lessons

[ B ]  Miller's The Price Returns to the West End

[ B ]  Rent Star Cary Shields Set For Lead in Taboo

[ B ]  Hank Williams: Lost Highway to Shutter July 27

[ B ]  Denny Dillon Set to Join Cast of Enchanted April

[ B ]  Casting Set for Off-B'way's The Thing About Men

[ B ]  Jailhouse Rock Plans West End Run in the Fall

[ P ]  Memorial for Peter Stone Set for Noon June 30 at the Richard Rodgers

[ P ]  PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, June 21-27: Disney Redux

[ P ]  Off-Bway's Safe, With "Third Watch" Pals, Gets Added Performances, July 8-17

[ P ]  Deborah Warner's The Angel Project Cancels Initial Performances for Lincoln Center Fest

[ P ]  Rue McClanahan Bows Out of Bway's Six Dance Lessons; Hamill Ready to Dance

[ P ]  Special 11 PM Zanna, Don't! Show June 27 Will Benefit The Actors Fund; All Seats $20

[ P ]  Report: Sam Mendes to Direct Shrek�The Musical

[ P ]  Bea Arthur to Play London's Savoy Theatre

[ P ]  "Theater Talk" Keeps It Gay June 27

[ P ]  Angelica Torn is Poet Sylvia Plath in Limited Edge Engagement Off Bway

Features:

[ P ]  DIVA TALK: Preserving History: The Gypsy Recording Sessions

[ TM ]  Photo File
As summer finally hits NYC, the stars are getting out and about.

[ HHW ]  Christianne Tisdale Interview by Bruce Kimmel

Reviews:

[ TM ]  The Siegels' Nightlife Notes
Danny's Skylight Room plays host to musician, performer, and hit songwriter David Pomeranz.

[ TM ]  Flow Reviewed By: Adam Klasfeld

[ TM ]  The Pitchfork Disney Reviewed By: Philip Hopkins
posted at 6/27/2003 06:09:50 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

[ NYT ]  Taking the Chief Ticket Seller Out of the Booth by Lynda Richardson
Here is the story of a Broadway baby who did not have the heart to leave. Until now. Jim Gatens was born and raised in Hell's Kitchen, the son of a stagehand and a theater usherette. He has run the TKTS booth since it opened 30 years ago on the little concrete spit known as Duffy Square. And as the booth celebrates its anniversary this week, he has decided to call it quits.

posted at 6/27/2003 10:02:11 AM by James Marino | Item Link

[ STARS ]  BIG RIVER REVIVAL IS A UNIQUE MUSICAL EXPERIENCE
by ELLIS NASSOUR
We�re taught nothing can be �most unique�? It�s impossible, say English teachers, because if something is unique, it�s unique. Well, there�s an exception to every rule and that exception will soon be at Roundabout Theatre Company's American Airlines Theatre [beginning Tuesday, July 1] in the form of the return of the award-winning family musical Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Why, you ask, is a revival of a Tony-winning musical �most unique�? The answer is easy.

News:

[ NYP ]  THE GREAT GREEN WAY by MICHAEL RIEDEL
SHREK, the lovable green ogre who made nearly $300 million for DreamWorks on the big screen in the USA, is lumbering toward Broadway.
Sam Mendes has signed on as director and is casting about for a book writer and songwriting team, theater sources told The Post.

[ B ]  Solo Hit Bad Dates Extends Again at Playwrights

[ BS ]  Committee Increases NEA to $117.5M
Two More Theatres Also Comment on Shakespeare Project

[ P ]  Today in Theatre History: JUNE 27

[ P ]  Melina Kanakaredes Is New Sally Bowles in Broadway's Cabaret, June 27

[ P ]  New Cabaret Revue, Dogs That Wear Hats, Doffs Itself June 27-28

[ P ]  I Love You, You're Perfect Team's New Musical The Thing About Men Heads Off-Broadway

[ P ]  Richard Foreman Awarded France's Order of Arts and Letters

[ P ]  New Irving Berlin Musical I Love a Piano Plays Florida Stage June 27-Aug. 19; Tour Planned

[ P ]  Something's Coming: Seller and McCollum Making Plans for Bway Return of West Side Story

[ P ]  Letts and Morton Star in Steppenwolf's Homebody/Kabul, July 10

[ P ]  More Bad Dates: Rebeck's Off-Bway Comedy Extends Again, to July 13

[ LAT ]  Obituary: Joseph Chaikin, 67; Led Experimental Theater Movement of 1960s-70s by Mary Rourke
With quotes from his colleagues.

Features:

[ LAT ]  Sing a song of Herman by Barbara Isenberg
Jerry Herman is a composer and a lyricist, but he's pleased to emphasize the words in 'Showtune,' a revue of his musical theater songbook.

[ BS ]  The 'Gay' Sensibility
"God, that is so gay." It's a phrase one hears spoken with increasing frequency these days, both in delight and derision. But what does it actually mean?
Includes interviews with Howard McGillin and Craig Lucas.

[ TM ]  Peter Filichia's Diary
As the TKTS booth celebrates its 30th anniversary, Filichia discusses the evolution of this Times Square fixture.

[ NJ ]  What's Oscar Wilde doing in the Rockies? BY PETER FILICHIA
Jewel Seehaus-Fisher has had a wild few years with Oscar Wilde.

[ BG ]  Fest gives view into the musical-making process by Catherine Foster
Have a secret yen to be the next Stephen Sondheim? Feel tunes busting out all over? There's still time to unleash your inner composer at the second half of the two-weekend Birth of a Musical Festival, which aims to offer the public a rare look at the process by which musicals come to life.
Plus a remembrance of John Henry Redwood.

[ BH ]  Birth of a Musical celebrates labors of love by Terry Byrne
Giving birth to a musical is no easy task. Just ask Michael Wartofsky.

[ CT ]  'Bounce' an ode to American resilience by Lawrence Bommer
With a quote from Jane Powell.

[ YN ]  Lone Narrator Creates Harry Potter Voices by ANTHONY BREZNICAN, AP Entertainment Writer
The malevolent warlock He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named lives inside of Jim Dale.

[ KCS ]  Lawrence native makes second trip home this year with 'Will Rogers Follies' by ROBERT TRUSSELL
Jane Bodle has come home.
Thanks to ElleWhy on All That Chat for the link!

"Flow" - Reviews:

[ NJ ]  'Flow' has Shakespearean flair BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
Only a decade or so in its youth -- and still evolving --the emergence of hip-hop theater represents an unexpected return to poetic drama.

[ ND ]  Power-ful Performance by Gordon Cox
One man pays hip-hop homage with several characters

[ NYT ]  THEATER REVIEW | 'FLOW'
Spinning Storytelling Yarn for a New Generation by BRUCE WEBER
In this narrative monologue about the story of rap, Will Power blends elements of dramatic communication with refreshing originality.

[ ATW ]  Will Power's Flow: Deft, Powerful, Musical Storytelling

Other Reviews:

[ TM ]  St. Scarlet Reviewed By: Adam Klasfeld

[ CU ]  St. Scarlet Review

[ NYP ]  DARK 'DAY' IS LIGHT ON WIT by DONALD LYONS
SHAKESPEARE wrote a heroic, patriotic play called "Henry V" - but, being the wise, broad-minded bard he was, he included in it some very unheroic, unpatriotic common soldiers and let them speak their piece.

[ NYP ]  REFURBISHED CAST HIKES 'RENT' APPEAL by CLIVE BARNES
'RENT," Jonathan Larson's take on "La Boheme," is essentially an ensemble piece - and a far more successful one than the "La Boheme" that, even in Baz Luhrmann's brilliantly persuasive restyling, is about to close.

[ NYT ]  TV REVIEW | 'DEAD LIKE ME'
The Grim Reapers, Killing Time in a Waffle Shop by MARGO JEFFERSON
The theme of Showtime's cutting-edge series is death: how grim reapers earn their paychecks and how to live well even when dead.

[ DN ]  'Dead' adds life to Showtime rep by David Bianculli

[ CU ]  Public Places, My Life in the Theater, with Peter O'Toole and Beyond Review by Elyse Sommer
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Thursday, June 26, 2003

Features:

[ TM ]  Duell Roles by: Michael Buckley
William Duell returns to The Threepenny Opera in a starry production at the Williamstown Theatre Festival.

[ P ]  PHOTO CALL: Wicked: Kristin Chenoweth

News:

[ B ]  Whitehall Theatre to Close in the West End

[ B ]  Bea Arthur Heads to London's Savoy Theatre

[ B ]  Miramax Acquires Film Rights for Pippin

[ B ]  Richard Dreyfuss to Star in Sly Fox on B'way

[ TM ]  Richard Dreyfuss to Star in Sly Fox on Broadway

[ P ]  Hitchcock Blonde Opens in West End

[ P ]  Broder Stars in The Zam Zam Room in U.K., June 26-29

[ P ]  World Premiere, The Good German, with Boyd Gaines, Begins in Westport

[ P ]  John Henry Redwood, Playwright of Old Settler, Dead at 60

[ P ]  Miramax Acquires the Rights to Stephen Schwartz's Pippin

[ P ]  Wicked Sets October Opening; Gershwin Box Office Opens in August

[ P ]  Sly Fox, with Richard Dreyfuss, Confirmed for Broadway in 2004

[ P ]  Cameron Mackintosh to Build the Sondheim Theatre in London

[ P ]  Come Fall, It's Taboo For Raúl Esparza

[ P ]  Barbara Cook Sings on PBS/Thirteen's "Evening at Pops" June 26
posted at 6/26/2003 03:20:41 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

News:

[ B ]  A Sixties Season Forecast by Ken Mandelbaum
Earlier this week, there was a New York reading of Disney's new musical Tarzan. The cast included James Barbour, Christopher Fitzgerald, Kendra Kassebaum, Don Mayo, Cass Morgan, Matthew Morrison, Adam Pascal, Mark Price, Roger Rees, William Ullrich, and Joe Wilson, Jr.

Features:

[ B ]  Photo Op: Gypsy Goes on the Record

[ B ]  Video: Broadway Bares Goes Burlesque

Reviews:

[ TM ]  Tunes, Tomes, & Videos
Matthew Murray pores through The Best Plays of 2001-2002, edited by Jeffrey Eric Jenkins.
posted at 6/26/2003 10:17:02 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

News:

[ R ]  Miramax Sets Stage for 'Pippin' Redo by Ian Mohr
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - In the wake of the success of "Chicago," Miramax Films has danced its way to another Bob Fosse project by acquiring feature film rights to the Broadway musical "Pippin."

[ NYP ]  LIZ SMITH
WANNA LAUGH? Well, you may have to wait until the spring of 2004, when Oscar-winner, Richard Dreyfuss returns to Broadway in a new production of Larry Gelbart's hilarious "Sly Fox," based on Ben Johnson's "Volpone."
Second item.

[ V ]  Spacey takes on Darin role in 'Sea' by Army Archerd

[ BG ]  Brooks to stage 'Frankenstein'; Halberstam talk draws VIPs by Carol Beggy & Mark Shanahan
When asked whether the producers of "The Producers" had considered blowing up the theater (at least onstage), as was the case in the movie, Brooks said they had discussed it on the first day and quickly dismissed the idea. He cited the helicopter in "Miss Saigon" and the chandelier in "Phantom of the Opera" as two hideous examples of what's gone wrong with theater, adding: "Has theater reduced itself to a bag of tricks?"

[ MTV ]  Joey Fatone Uses Billboard To Propose To Longtime Girlfriend

[ HC ]  Countdown to `Eight by Tenn' at Hartford Stage by Frank Rizzo

[ NJ ]  Into the woods by Peter Filichia
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey in Madison built a fine new theater just a few years ago, but that doesn't mean it feels compelled to produce every show inside its F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre.

[ P ]  Kaufman, Esbjornson, Blessing Kick Off O�Neill Playwrights Conference in CT

[ P ]  Today in Theatre History: JUNE 26

[ P ]  Happy Few: Liev Schreiber and His "Band of Brothers" Do Battle with Henry V in Central Park

[ P ]  Hip-Hop Flow Opens at New York City's P.S. 122, June 26

Features:

[ BH ]  Peachum of a role pleases Errico by Robert Nesti
When it comes to the new generation of Broadway's leading ladies, no one has captivated the critics more than Melissa Errico.

[ CST ]  The 'Bounce' boys BY HEDY WEISS
Collectively, the three men now at work on "Bounce," which receives its world premiere Monday night at the Goodman Theatre, could easily represent the history of the American musical theater during the past 40 years.

[ CST ]  Local leading lady takes a show on the road BY HEDY WEISS
Actress Hollis Resnik has briefly settled into a Manhattan sublet--a friend's place on the Upper West Side--for a monthlong rehearsal period in New York.
Before long, however, the actress will truly be on the road as she heads out on the first national tour of "Thoroughly Modern Millie," the 2002 Tony Award-winning musical.

[ NYP ]  SHOW AND SELL by BARBARA HOFFMAN
THEY come dreaming of "Mamma Mia!" - and, more often than not, leave clutching two-fers for "Cabaret." Or "Phantom." Or any of four dozen other plays, on Broadway or off, available at half-price at the TKTS booth in Duffy Square.

Thanks to American Theater Web for the following features!

[ ATU ]  Threepenny thoughts by MICHAEL ECK
Former festival director is back in Williamstown directing 'Opera'

[ PTR ]  Pankin returns to St. Vincent Theatre
St. Vincent Theatre alumnus Stuart Pankin's career has taken him to the big screen and back.

Reviews:

[ NYP ]  A TRULY WINNING DATING GAME by DONALD LYONS
AN attractive, funny waitress turned restaurant manager shares her hopes and disappointments with us in Theresa Rebeck's new play, "Bad Dates."

Thanks to American Theater Web for the following reviews!

[ RT ]  Side Show BY DENNIS BROWN
Here's good news for prospective Muny ticket buyers. This week's offering, Side by Side by Sondheim, is sure to be the season's slowest-selling show. Yet at its best, this musical entertainment (which was first produced in London 27 years ago) might well prove to be the most intelligent and stylish offering of the entire summer.
With Karen Morrow, Leslie Denniston, Lewis Cleale, Joel Higgins and Michael McGrath.

[ PTR ]  Civic Light Opera's 'Annie' warms audience's hearts by Alice T. Carter
With Sally Struthers and Conrad John Schuck.
posted at 6/26/2003 09:43:31 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

Wednesday, June 25, 2003

News:

[ INQ ]  John Henry Redwood, actor, playwright by Desmond Ryan
John Henry Redwood, 60, an actor who turned to writing plays because he said he could not find enough good roles, died June 17 at his home on Fernon Street in South Philadelphia.
As a dramatist, Mr. Redwood's best-known work was The Old Settler, a dissection of the tense bond between two sisters. It was widely produced and staged in Russia and France and won a 1997 American Theatre Critics award.
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link.

[ P ]  Tony Winner Judy Kaye to Depart Mamma Mia! in October

[ P ]  Star-Cast London Three Sisters May Reach Broadway

[ P ]  Jay O. Sanders Is Macbeth at Boston's Free "Shakespeare on the Common," July 18-Aug. 10

[ P ]  Wake Up: Dream a Little Dream Set To Close Off-Broadway, Aug. 31

[ P ]  Central Park Henry V Opening Now June 26

[ P ]  Off-Broadway's Golda's Balcony Confirmed for Broadway; Previews Begin Oct. 4

[ P ]  Rat Pack Reopens at London's Strand Theatre June 26

[ P ]  Gypsy Co-star Penning New Musical

[ P ]  Mary Zimmerman's Metamorphoses Flows Down Under and Across the U.S.

[ P ]  Amour Star Joins Sundance�s The Power of American Popular Song Weekend

[ P ]  Moore, Peters, Fierstein and Other Luminaries Set for Broadway Barks 5!

[ P ]  Secret Garden Star Heads to the Chatterbox June 26

[ TM ]  Kulick to Replace Edelstein at Classic Stage Company

[ TM ]  Take a Chance on Dee: Hoty Joins Broadway Cast of Mamma Mia!

[ BS ]  B'way Grosses Grow, OB Shows Shrinking

Features:

[ PPG ]  Times needs to stay in theater scene by Christopher Rawson
New York theater relies on the Times for coverage as much as the Times relies on it for advertising revenue. So it is a shocking abdication of the Times' responsibility to find, last Friday as every year about this time, this announcement in the Weekend section where the column of theater news and chat appears:
"The On Stage and Off column will resume with the new theater season in the fall."
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link.

[ B ]  Q&A: Tom Cavanagh by Cara Joy David

[ NYT ]  BOLDFACE NAMES
If You've Seen Kermit Sloshed, You Understand by JOYCE WADLER
The cast of "Avenue Q" at an Entertainment Weekly party.

[ B ]  Photo Op: Tammy Faye Messner Visits Hairspray

[ B ]  Photo Op: Big River Ready for B'way Return

[ B ]  Big Names Visit Bernadette Backstage at Gypsy

[ P ]  PHOTO CALL: Absolutely! (perhaps):Joan Plowright and Darrell D'Silva

Reviews:

[ TM ]  Brighton Beach Memoirs Cape Cod Review By: Michael Portantiere

[ ATW ]  Wellman's 7 Blow Jobs Tweaks Politics and Art

[ ATW ]  Rudetsky Shows Musical Theater as Life Preserver

[ ATW ]  CDs: Tell Me On Sunday Redux

[ ATW ]  CDs: 1980s Brownstone Reaches Disc and It's a Delight

Thanks to American Theater Web for the following reviews!

[ FW ]  Cast of 'Music Man' Hits All the Right Notes by Mark Lowry
Jeff McCarthy -- taking a break from Broadway's Urinetown to perform here -- gives us a slightly different Hill than we've seen before. He's slick, all right, but not so wrapped up in his own devices that the human inside is completely invisible. He's also a little sexier than Hill usually is, but in an unknowing way, which makes him all the more potent.

[ PPG ]  CLO's 'Annie' bubbling with fun by Christopher Rawson

[ SFW ]  It's Not Easy Being Green BY MICHAEL SCOTT MOORE
A struggle for witching dominance is a brilliant idea, but as a play it lacks substance
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[ B ]  Sarah Uriarte Berry & Ra�l Esparza Join Taboo

[ B ]  Cameron Mackintosh to Build New Theater in London

[ B ]  Dream A Little Dream to Close August 31

[ P ]  TV Cops Play Inmates in Off-Broadway's The Exonerated Through June 29
Esai Morales ("NYPD Blue," "La Bamba") and Mariska Hargitay ("Law & Order: Special Victims Unit") join the cast of Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen's The Exonerated through June 29.
posted at 6/25/2003 04:04:13 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

[ WINS ]  TKTS Booth Celebrates 30th Anniversary
It's only a trailer sitting in the middle of Times Square, but the TKTS booth offering same-day discount theater tickets has sold tens of millions of them since it opened 30 years ago.

posted at 6/25/2003 10:55:36 AM by James Marino | Item Link

Features:

[ B ]  Still So LIttle to Be Sure Of by Ken Mandelbaum
A year ago in this space, and just prior to the commencement of my annual musical-season preview, I did a piece called "With So Little to Be Sure Of," discussing the relative predictability of the previous season. With the next season preview soon to begin, I'd like to do something similar today. And I'll begin by noting that, in terms of predictability, the just-ended musical season was way ahead of the previous one.

[ B ]  Stage Notes 06/24/03 by Paul Wontorek
Your guide to theater actors and their guest appearances on Sex And The City.

News:

[ P ]  Noted Bard Director Brian Kulick Named New Artistic Director of Classic Stage Company

[ P ]  Dee Hoty Set to Return to Broadway in October

Reviews:

[ TM ]  Lesbian Pulp-O-Rama Gets Sweaty! Reviewed By: Dan Bacalzo
posted at 6/25/2003 10:38:36 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

News:

[ BBC ]  Sir Cameron unveils West End revamp
Impresario Sir Cameron Mackintosh has unveiled a �35m plan designed to transform theatregoing in London's West End.
He is building a new theatre, The Sondheim, and revamping his other venues in an attempt to boost dwindling audiences.
Thanks to leeinlondon on All That Chat for the link!

[ NYP ]  LIZ SMITH
"MAMMA MIA!" - the show that keeps the audience dancing in the aisles - not only celebrates its 10 millionth customer worldwide this very month, but Broadway itself will say hello to a new dancing queen on Oct. 22.
Dee Hoty, Tony-nominated for "The Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public," (sequel to the original), "The Will Rogers Follies" and "Footloose," will take over the role of Donna from the Canadian sweetheart Louise Petrie.
Louise WHO?!
(Fourth item.)

[ V ]  'Fame' casts sliding scale
Demands of tuner test prod'n pockets
No fewer than 24 actors will appear onstage when the musical "Fame" comes to the Little Shubert Theater this fall. Yes, the Little Shubert.

[ V ]  Patric in on 'Cat' act
Helmer Page transporting Williams play to B'way
Jason Patric is set to join Ashley Judd in the Broadway revival of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," taking the stage in October. Patric will play Brick.

[ V ]  Highlight of Hartford season: Albee's 'Home'
'Tenn' retro to feature 8 Williams one-acts
The premiere of a one-act play by Edward Albee, "Home Life," will be a highlight of the 40th-anniversary season of Hartford Stage in Hartford, Conn.

[ V ]  Taylor joins 'Landscape'
Greif-helmed production to run July 9-20
Lili Taylor ("Six Feet Under") has taken a lead role in a revival of John Guare's 1984 "Landscape of the Body," the second mainstage production of this summer's Williamstown Theater Festival in Williamstown, Mass.

[ LAT ]  Daltrey on Bowl's who's who list by Louise Roug
Patti LuPone and the Smothers Brothers also will be inducted into the venue's hall of fame as the season opens.

[ DN ]  News Beat
Blame the rain - again. This summer's free Shakespeare in the Park, "Henry V," has postponed its first performance at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park another day, to give the actors more time to learn the complicated battle scenes.

[ P ]  TKTS Booth Celebrates 30 Years in Duffy Square June 25

[ P ]  New Cabaret Sally Melina Kanakaredes Performs on "Live with Regis and Kelly," June 25

[ P ]  Today in Theatre History: JUNE 25

[ P ]  Julia Jordan Snowbound Story St. Scarlet Opens in New York, June 25

[ P ]  Martin Is Mack: Starry Threepenny Opera Begins at Williamstown June 25.

[ P ]  Bway's Brooke Sunny Moriber Is Just "Brooke," Branching Out as Pop Singer-Songwriter

[ P ]  Linda Hart, Hairspray's "Miss Baltimore Crabs," Developing a Musical for Herself

Features:

[ TM ]  Peter Filichia's Diary
Filichia imagines what kind of season he would program if he ran his very own theater company.

[ NYP ]  SHAKESPEARE FOR DUMMIES by CLIVE BARNES
HENRY is hot. We're talking, of course, about Shakespeare's Henry, star of the Bard's history plays, which are suddenly everywhere - particularly Central Park's Delacorte Theater, where "Henry V," starring Liev Schreiber, starts previews tonight.

Reviews:

[ NYT ]  THEATER REVIEW | 'LESBIAN PULP-O-RAMA GETS SWEATY'
Giving Life the Raspberries by D. J. R. BRUCKNER
Confident self-mockery is the dominent tone in this play and in many others in the Fuse festival, billed as a "celebration of queer culture."

[ NYT ]  THEATER REVIEW | 'ST. CRISPIN'S DAY'
An Antiwar Comedy at Agincourt by BRUCE WEBER
Matt Pepper's antiwar comedy fuses Shakespeare and Monty Python to only infrequent good effect.

[ CU ]  St. Crispin's Day Review

[ CU ]  Enter Laughing Berkshire Theatre Festival Review

[ VV ]  Ancient Tragic Events
The Oldest Surviving Play Speaks, but Can It Still Sing? by Michael Feingold
The Persians by Aeschylus

[ TB ]  Grease Philadelphia Review by Pati Buehler
posted at 6/25/2003 07:47:18 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

[ NYP ]  BORN IN THE U.K. By MICHAEL RIEDEL
TWO London hits with both snob and star appeal are aiming for Broadway in the spring.
This article is far more notable and interesting for the information it presents about Martin Beck. Who's that, you say? As hard as this may be to believe, there used to be a theater named after him on Broadway. (I know, I find it hard to believe, too, but it's true!) I can't help but wonder if there will be legions of people who will refer to the new theatre that was christened this week as the Martin Beck Theatre through the end of time. I certainly know people who refer to the American Airlines Theatre as the Selwyn, so it would not be unprecedented. A better question still is when Al Hirschfeld's name will be deemed unimportant enough to be fair game for removal from the marquee above that theater on 45th Street west of Eighth Avenue.
posted at 6/25/2003 07:17:49 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Tuesday, June 24, 2003

First Email of Note:
Mort Viner, longtime agent and friend to Michael Crawford and Dean Martin passed away Sunday from heart failure. Viner was an agent to many big names in Hollywood.

Second Email of Note:
Laura Bundy who currently plays AMBER VON TUSSLE in Hairspray will be replaced by Los Angeles based actress/singer/dancer Tracy Jai Edwards. This will mark Edwards Broadway debut. The 23 year old Edwards was slated to play the role in the 1st National Tour of Hairspray. After numerous try outs for the Broadway replacement of Bundy, the producers of Hairspray offered the role to Edwards. Her deal was finalized today. Edwards will join the Broadway show July 15th.

posted at 6/24/2003 06:25:35 PM by James Marino | Item Link

News:

[ NYT ]  Leon Uris, Author of 'Exodus,' Dies at 78 by CHRISTOPHER LEHMANN-HAUPT

[ IBDB ]  Leon Uris' Broadway Credits

[ B ]  NYSF's Henry V Delays Performances Again

[ B ]  Gibson's Golda's Balcony Sets Broadway Dates

[ P ]  Avenue Q, The Thing About Men Added to "Broadway in Bryant Park" Summer Series

[ P ]  Playwright Amiri Baraka's Role as New Jersey's Poet Laureate May Be Eliminated

[ P ]  "Chicago" Movie Team Take Next Swing at Damn Yankees Film

[ P ]  Song List for Sondheim-Weidman Bounce Released

[ P ]  Amy Spanger, Hunter Foster, Jeff McCarthy Due in Bway's Urinetown July 8

[ P ]  Returning Class: Deidre Goodwin Returns to Broadway's Chicago, June 24

[ TM ]  Hirschfeld Theatre Dedicated With Stories and Songs

Features:

[ CT ]  Kate Buddeke strips away pretense for normality by Sid Smith
In a surprise to absolutely no one who has ever met her, Kate Buddeke plays a stripper in "Gypsy" on Broadway without a trace of hesitancy, modesty, fear or shame.

Reviews:

[ TM ]  St. Crispin's Day
Reviewed By: Matt Windman

[ CU ]  Race: How Blacks and Whites Think and Feel About the American Obsession
Chicago Review by Julian & Rhona Frazin
posted at 6/24/2003 05:41:00 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

Features:

[ TM ]  Jane Krakowski Takes Manhattan
The Tony Award winner talks with Michael Portantiere about her theater career and her breathtaking Anti-Gravity stunt in Nine.

[ TB ]  Interview: Ruthless! with Joal Paley and Marvin Laird by Nancy Rosati

[ P ]  PHOTO CALL: Urinetown: National Tour

[ P ]  PHOTO CALL: 100 Years of Al Hirschfeld � A Celebration

Reviews:

[ B ]  CDs: When the Earth Stopped Turning by Ken Mandelbaum
ELEGIES: A SONG CYCLE (Fynsworth Alley)

News:

[ B ]  Broadway Grosses: Boomtown
It was a good week on Broadway with every show receiving a box office jump.

[ B ]  Wilmot Replaces Ball in Chitty on July 21

[ P ]  Report: Jason Patric in Running for Brick on Broadway-Bound Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
New York magazine, which earlier this year reported that Off-Broadway actor and indy movie favorite Mark Ruffalo had been cast as Brick in the upcoming Broadway production of Tennessee Williams' Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, is now reporting that film actor Jason Patric is being considered for the part.

[ P ]  Joseph Chaikin, Director and Actor Who Founded Avant Garde Open Theatre, Dead at 67

[ P ]  Seattle Rep Benefits from Actress Memoir in An Evening With Olympia Dukakis, July 25

[ P ]  New Block of Tickets to Broadway's New Nine On Sale

[ P ]  Broadway Salutes Al Hirschfeld at Unveiling of Caricaturist's New Theatre

[ TM ]  Moore, Peters, et al. to Ruff it Up for Broadway Barks 5

[ TM ]  Theater Guru Joseph Chaikin Dies at 67

[ B ]  Actor/Director Joseph Chaikin Dead at 67

[ P ]  Ford's Theatre Has Grapes of Wrath, Children of Eden, President's Shoulder in 2003-04
posted at 6/24/2003 02:47:30 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

Features:

[ DN ]  Silence of the hams comes to end BY JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ
B'way fans flock to musical theater summer camp

News:

[ NYT ]  Joseph Chaikin Is Dead at 67; Actor and Innovative Director by RALPH BLUMENTHAL
Joseph Chaikin was an actor and director who invigorated the American stage with his experimental Open Theater in the 1960's and early 70's.

[ NYT ]  A Theater Is Renamed for Al Hirschfeld by ROBIN POGREBIN
It was intended to be a celebratory renaming ceremony and 100th-birthday party as the Martin Beck Theater became the Al Hirschfeld Theater. But the unveiling of a new Broadway marquee last night on West 45th Street turned out also to be a bittersweet memorial tribute to the dignified artist who sketched in the dark on the aisle.

[ YN ]  Broadway Names Theater After Hirschfeld by MICHAEL KUCHWARA, AP Drama Writer
From Arthur Miller to Carol Channing to Whoopi Goldberg to Nathan Lane, they spoke and sang the praises of the show-biz caricaturist during a joyous ceremony in which the Martin Beck Theatre, a venerable Broadway playhouse, was rechristened the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.

[ NYT ]  'Henry V' Preview Delayed

[ P ]  Today in Theatre History: JUNE 24

[ P ]  Jekyll & Hyde Star Makes Directorial Debut June 24-July 20

[ P ]  Urinetown Tour Launches June 24 at San Fran's ACT With Holgate, Noll, Hewitt

[ P ]  Bolcom, Morris and Morath's Yip Harburg Concert Gets Live Recording

[ P ]  Jacqueline Hendy Pours Into Broadway's Nine as New Lady of the Spa, June 24

[ P ]  Broadway Grosses: June 16-22

Reviews:

[ DN ]  'Mack' is tuneful but not Darin by Robert Dominguez
As musical biographies go, "Mack the Knife: The Life and Music of Bobby Darin" is more splish than splash. It's a breezy, song-filled show about the pop crooner, yet there's too much emphasis on Darin's familiar, finger-snapping music and not nearly enough on his short, fascinating life.

[ ATW ]  A Bad Friend Should Show More Menace

[ ATW ]  Feeling a Slight Pinch with Bad Dates

[ TS ]  A Stritch in time for theatre-goers by RICHARD OUZOUNIAN
posted at 6/24/2003 07:42:53 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

Monday, June 23, 2003

[ B ]  Spanger Joins Urinetown; Foster to Return

[ B ]  Broadway Barks! Set for July 12 in Shubert Alley

[ B ]  Jason Patric in Talks to Play Brick in Cat

[ P ]  Charnin Directs Thrill Me, Musical About Leopold & Loeb Murders, July 16-Aug. 3 in NYC

[ P ]  Glover and Murphy Star in Pinter-Schnitzler Double Bill at Bay Street Thru June 29

[ P ]  Medea/Macbeth/Cinderella and Me and My Girl Top CT Critics Circle Awards

[ P ]  Liza Minnelli Featured in New Karen Finley Work Make Love in NYC, July 13-Aug. 10

[ P ]  Ravine Extends at Los Angeles' Taper; Pushes Wilson's Ocean Back

[ P ]  1960s Musical Café a Go Go Sets New Off-Broadway Opening For July 13

[ P ]  George Axelrod, Seven Year Itch Playwright, Dead at 81
posted at 6/23/2003 06:18:44 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

News:

[ TM ]  Public's Henry V Washed Up Until Wednesday

[ B ]  NYSF's Henry V Delays Performances by a Day

[ P ]  Hamlyn Foundation Offers £5 Seats at London's National Theatre

[ P ]  Hairspray Star Bundy Performs in Laura and Amber at NYC's Fez

[ P ]  Madness Musical, Our House, to End London Run in August

[ P ]  Martin, Errico, Graff and Ziemba Part of Williamstown Cabaret Series, July 3-5

[ P ]  Music Circus Summer Season to Include O'Malley, von Essen, Page, Piro, Lanier and More

[ P ]  Blame the Rain: Due to Tech Delay, Henry V Starts June 25 at Central Park's Delacorte

[ P ]  Gypsy Star Peters to Record Her "Big Three" June 23

Reviews:

[ B ]  St. Crispin's Day Review by Adam Feldman

Features:

[ P ]  Mark Mancina and Lebo M's African Sound for Lion King
Over the past 75 years there have been many musicals deriving from the African-American experience.
But the manner in which director Julie Taymor and her collaborators transformed The Lion King from a high-minded children's entertainment to a ritualistic allegory is really without precedent in the annals of old Broadway.
posted at 6/23/2003 02:06:36 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

Features:

[ B ]  Show-Biz Bios-Part Two by Ken Mandelbaum

[ TM ]  Peter Filichia's Diary
Waxing rhapsodic over Seth Rudetsky's bio-play, Filichia recalls his own experiences as a musical-loving youth.

[ NW ]  The Truth About 'Charlie' by Matthew Link
Openly gay congressman Barney Frank critiques 'Charlie Lawrence,' a new CBS sitcom about-yep-an openly gay congressman

News:

[ P ]  Composer John Bucchino to Offer Month of Concerts at the Duplex

[ P ]  Momma's Goin' Strong: Gypsy Breaks All-Time Shubert Box-Office Record

[ V ]  B.O. up; 'Gypsy' 853g
Broadway grosses

[ NYT ]  George Axelrod, 81, Quirky Writer for Stage and Film, Dies by RICK LYMAN
George Axelrod wrote sexually frank farces and witty satires of the 1950's and 60's that heralded the pop-culture sensibility of later decades.

[ V ]  Chi legit has spring in its step
Sondheim's 'Bounce,' debuting venue enliven summer scene

[ V ]  Teutonic 'Titanic' kaput
Prod'n to close a year earlier than planned

[ P ]  Today in Theatre History: JUNE 23

[ P ]  Dinner at Eight - the Musical - Is Served in a London Reading July 1

[ P ]  Stars Honor the Late "Line King" June 23 When Bway's Beck Becomes The Hirschfeld

[ P ]  Larry Gatlin Is Will Rogers in Summer Tour, With George Bush Sr. as Ziegfeld

[ P ]  Toronto's 2003 Dora Awards Handed Out June 23; Nominees Include Sweeney Todd, Contact

[ P ]  Michael C. Hall Reads New Play, Bay Windows and Shakes, in MTC Series June 23

[ P ]  PS Classics Records Forgotten Kay Swift Musical, Fine and Dandy, With Carolee Carmello

[ P ]  Talk Show Watch: Jim Dale on "Today", Melina Kanakaredes on "Regis", Antonio Banderas on "Letterman"

[ P ]  Listen to Interviews with Denis O'Hare, Baz Luhrmann, and Seth Rudetsky on Playbill On-Line

"Mack The Knife" - Reviews:

[ NJ ]  Hey Mack! A musical on whom? BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

[ TB ]  Mack The Knife: The Life and Music of Bobby Darin Review by Matthew Murray

[ TM ]  Mack the Knife... Reviewed By: David Finkle

Other Reviews:

[ NYT ]  CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK
Pain Peeks Through Frenzied High Jinks by BEN BRANTLEY
The National Theater in London's revival of Tom Stoppard's "Jumpers" is a luscious farce about marriage and murder, with quips and pranks in place.

[ NYer ]  BLACK AND WHITE BALL by HILTON ALS
Studs Terkel and David Schwimmer on the racial divide.

[ NYP ]  HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS by DONALD LYONS
AFRICAN-AMERICAN music is such a central part of the national experience that it's disappointing that it doesn't play a greater part in our musical theater.
"From My Hometown," which just came to New York from Milwaukee, shows us just what we've been missing.

[ NJ ]  Well worth the risk BY PETER FILICHIA
Latest New Jersey Repertory producting is sometimes dark, but ultimately bright

[ TM ]  7 Blow Jobs Reviewed By: David Finkle

[ CST ]  'La Casa Azul' overcomes its assets to fail dismally BY HEDY WEISS
What a disappointment. The combination of Robert Lepage, the endlessly inventive French-Canadian director and multimedia maestro, and Frida Kahlo, the Mexican painter whose life was as colorful and strange as her surreal canvases, seemed, at least on paper, like a marriage made in heaven.

[ CST ]  'Amsterdam' holds bitterly true lessons BY HEDY WEISS
Bruce Norris is such an unabashed misanthrope, and such a fearsome truthteller, that his plays leave you gasping for air and groping for balance.
posted at 6/23/2003 10:45:49 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

Martin Beck: 1867-2003
posted at 6/23/2003 08:15:42 AM by Matthew Murray | Item Link

Sunday, June 22, 2003

BroadwayStars salutes two swell people who should be Broadway Stars...
Congratulations and best wishes to actors Heather Dilly and Jonathan Sale on their wedding today!

[ * ]  Heather Dilly
[ * ]  Jonathan Sale

Thanks to American Theater Web for the following features!

[ CT ]  Stephen Sondheim's journey to 'Bounce' by Chris Jones
"Oy, Oy, Oy," kvetches Stephen Sondheim, the iconic composer whose name launched a thousand books and journals, and whose personal approval is more valuable and sought after in theatrical circles than the highest-priced therapist in Manhattan.

[ CT ]  The team behind `Bounce' by Chris Jones, Sid Smith and Michael Phillips
Interviews with much of the cast and crew.

[ CT ]  `Bounce' huge for Sondheim Review by Charles Storch
The quarterly magazine, which describes itself as "dedicated to the work of the musical theater's foremost composer and lyricist," has been primed for a new Stephen Sondheim show literally all its life.

[ CT ]  Polar opposites linked by blood and legacy by Michael Phillips
Who were the Mizner brothers, anyway?

The articles above require registration on ChicagoTribune.com, but for Sondheim fans, they're worth it.

[ SFC ]  'Urinetown' survived despite initial doubts by Ron Dicker

[ SFC ]  'Urinetown' hits our town
ACT's latest collaboration brings Broadway hit to Geary Theater by Steven Winn
Three years ago, when the lofty dreams of "Frank Loesser's Hans Christian Andersen" ended in a spectacular bomb at the Geary Theater, it was hard to imagine salvaging much of anything from the wreckage.

[ PTR ]  Struthers reprises role of 'Annie' villain for CLO production by Alice T. Carter

[ PPG ]  Stage Preview: Struthers prances on easy street in 'Annie' by Rob Owen

[ CE ]  Brochure makes waves for Playhouse by Jackie Demaline
Party with the Cincinnati musical stage's favorite star! Playhouse in the Park celebrates Pam Myers' first solo CD, The Chance to Sing, with a release party 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. July 9.
Second item.

[ ATU ]  Theater percolates in Skidmore's woods by BEN SHER
The LAByrinth Theater Company has white-hot energy. LAByrinth plays -- often written, directed and performed by its members -- are funny, furious, profane, bold. They feel dangerous.

Other Features:

[ BG ]  In a play about keeping secrets, a parallel to Chamberlain's life by Bettijane Levine

[ INQ ]  Squonk: Not classic opera, that's for sure by Douglas J. Keating

[ HC ]  Theaters Pause To Check Health by Frank Rizzo
Every two years leaders of the nation's not-for-profit regional theaters gather to take their collective temperature.
In June 2001, they were running a fever.
But after 9/11, a continually crashing economy, a war and a shifting market, it looks like it's time to call 911.

Reviews:

[ CU ]  The Seventh Monarch

News:

[ NYP ]  LIZ SMITH
The "My Fair Lady" revival; Lainie Kazan; etc.

[ NYP ]  THE STARR REPORT by MICHAEL STARR
"The Early Show" has a busy week ahead.
On tomorrow's show (7-9 a.m./Ch. 2), Jim Dale - who voices all the "Harry Potter" characters on the "HP" audiobooks - will be in the plaza doing a live reading from "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix." That's expected to air during the show's second hour.

[ HC ]  Woodward To Host `Circle' Awards by FRANK RIZZO
posted at 6/22/2003 10:46:39 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

[ NYT ]  The Ethicist by Randy Cohen
Broadway Sound Designer Tony Meola asks The Ethicist about house tickets... Awwww, we wanted him to ask if it was alright to sell a tape of off-stage body mic conversations from The Wild Party! (Yes, you should.)
posted at 6/22/2003 06:10:27 AM by James Marino | Item Link

Features:

[ NYT ]  FRANK RICH
Gay Kiss: Business as Usual
CBS staged the first live gay network reality show in prime time. They called it "The Tony Awards."

[ NYT ]  A Stage Design Worthy of Leonardo Da Vinci by ROBERTA SMITH
"The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci," Mary Zimmerman's new work, continues her use of appropriation, which pervades nearly all contemporary art forms.

[ NYT ]  In One Actor, a Gay Survivor and Her Peers by DON SHEWEY
In Doug Wright's play "I Am My Own Wife," Jefferson Mays produces several great performance moments without using words.

[ P ]  STAGE TO SCREEN: Phantom Comes to the Screen; Sweeney, Too

[ P ]  PHOTO CALL: Urinetown: Carolee Carmello and Tom Cavanagh

News:

[ P ]  "May We Entertain You": Bernadette Peters and Gypsy Company Record CD June 22

[ P ]  Today in Theatre History: JUNE 22

[ P ]  Kronos Quartet Sweetens Wesla Whitfield's New Weill, Wilder, Warren CD, In Stores Now

[ P ]  Cantone, Coolidge, Handler Guest on Final "Sex and the City" Season, Starting June 22

[ P ]  Broadway's July 4th Performance Schedule Changes

[ P ]  Yip Hooray! Harburg's Words Celebrated in Bolcom and Morris Concert in Greenwich Village, June 21-22

[ NYT ]  A New Marquee Name: Hirschfeld
The Al Hirschfeld Theater will take its place on Broadway on Monday, when the Martin Beck Theater at 302 West 45th Street is officially renamed.

Reviews:

[ TB ]  7 Blowjobs Review by Matthew Murray
posted at 6/22/2003 01:00:04 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

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Oct 25 - A Bronx Tale (Kerr)

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Nov 4 - Rock 'N' Roll (Jacobs)

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Mar 29 - Macbeth (Lyceum)

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Apr 27 - The Country Girl (Jacobs)

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TBA - 50 Words

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TBA - Cry Baby [Grazer, Gordon, McAllister, Epstein]

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TBA - Harmony [Guiles, Karslake, Smith, Fishman]

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TBA - Jerry Springer: The Opera! [Thoday, McKeown]

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TBA - Josephine [Waissman]

TBA - Leap of Faith

TBA - A Little Princess [Ettinger, Dodger]

TBA - Midnight Cowboy [MGM]

TBA - The Minstrel Show - Kander and Ebb and Stroman

TBA - Moonstruck [Pittelman, Azenberg]

TBA - Mourning Becomes Electra [Haber, Boyett]

TBA - Monsoon Wedding

TBA - The Night of the Hunter

TBA - The Opposite of Sex [Namco]

TBA - Orphans

TBA - Pal Joey [Platt]

TBA - Paper Doll

TBA - The Paris Letter

TBA - The Philadelphia Story

TBA - Peter Pan

TBA - Porgy and Bess [Frankel, Viertel, Baruch, Routh, Panter, Tulchin/Bartner]

TBA - The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert

TBA - The Princess Bride

TBA - Princesses [Lane, Comley]

TBA - Poe the Musical

TBA - Rain Man [MGM]

TBA - Robin Hood

TBA - Secondhand Lions

TBA - South Pacific

TBA - Speed-the-Plow

TBA - Stalag 17

TBA - Starry Messenger

TBA - Syncopation

TBA - A Tale Of Two Cities

TBA - Torch Song Trilogy

TBA - Turn of the Century

TBA - West Side Story

TBA - The Wall [Weinstein, Mottola, Waters]

TBA - Will Rogers Follies [Cossette]

TBA - The Wiz [Dodger]

TBA - Zanna [Dalgleish]

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