Saturday, September 06, 2003

News:

[ DN ]  B'way is struttin' its stuff! by JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ
Razzle dazzle? There'll be enough of that tomorrow in Times Square to be heard in Chicago.
With quotes from the stars.

[ B ]  Broadway on Broadway Numbers Announced

[ NYT ]  William Roy, a Songwriter and Music Director in Cabaret, Dies at 75 by STEPHEN HOLDEN
During the last two decades, William Roy was best known as the co-creator of a series of acclaimed cabaret tributes to great American songwriters.

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: SEPTEMBER 6

[ P ]  London's Almeida Season Offers British Premieres of The Goat and Mercy Seat

[ P ]  Crudup, Margulies, Cumming, Tomei Headline Starry 24 Hour Play Benefit, Sept. 15

Features:

[ NYT ]  Not Moli�re! Ah, Nothing Is Sacred by LILA AZAM ZANGANEH
The latest question wreaking havoc among French academics is whether Moli�re's masterpieces were actually the work of another writer.

[ TM ]  Photo/Video File by: Joseph Marzullo and Michael Portantiere
From Rosie O'Donnell and Boy George hawking Taboo to young hopefuls in search of Fame, we've got the shots -- and the footage.

[ LAT ]  An undiluted 'Passion' by Karen Wada
Tim Dang sees a challenge for East West Players in Sondheim's complex tale, a dark musical that has tested casts and audiences alike.

Reviews:

[ CU ]  Trumbo

[ NYT ]  TV REVIEW | 'AND STARRING PANCHO VILLA AS HIMSELF'
Pancho Villa Fights for Glory and D.W. Griffith for Money by VIRGINIA HEFFERNAN
An unlikely pretext is turned into keen drama in this HBO movie, which is impaired only by the kind of cumbersome self-referentiality that bogs down its title.
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Friday, September 05, 2003

Features:

[ B ]  Fresh Face: John Cudia by Katie Riegel

[ B ]  Fresh Face: Tyrone Giordano by Paul Wontorek

[ B ]  Photo Op: In Rehearsal with Paper Mill's Ain't Misbehavin'

[ B ]  Photo Op: Beckett/Albee Coffee Klatch

[ B ]  Photo Op: Trumbo's Opening Night Soiree

[ BS ]  Variously Victor by Jenelle Riley
For those who know Victor Garber only as emotionally isolated spy/father Jack Bristow on the ABC series Alias, let's for a moment discuss range.
Thanks to Padraig on All That Chat for the link!

[ BS ]  A Whole Lazzi Theatre Going On
Northern California's Humboldt County focuses attention on an old Italian performing style.

[ ST ]  Holbrook has spent years channeling Mark Twain by Misha Berson
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link!

News:

[ B ]  Stars Drawn to Laurence Boswell's New Company

[ TM ]  ATW Announces Big River Seminar

[ P ]  William Paterson, Veteran Regional Theatre Actor of Cleveland Playhouse and ACT, Dead at 84

[ P ]  Julie Andrews' The Boy Friend Will Likely Not See New York Until Spring 2004

Reviews:

[ CU ]  The Thing About Men

[ CE ]  Slimmed-down 'Lady' still has all her charms by Jackie Demaline
"My Fair Lady," with Crista Moore and Neal Benari.
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link!
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[ B ]  Q & A: 9/5/03 by Ken Mandelbaum
Word from the Neil Simon Theatre is that Peter Scolari will play Wilbur Turnblad in Hairspray while Dick Latessa takes a couple of brief leaves of absence in the near future.
I coulda sworn I heard that somewhere...

[ B ]  Stage Notes 09/03/03 by Paul Wontorek
At present count, there are 17 Broadway shows set to open before year's end--the highest count for a fall season in over a decade. Here's a preview of what Broadway has in store.

[ P ]  West End Chitty Schedules New Press Night Sept. 22

[ P ]  In Aftermath of National Tragedy, a Blind Date Happens in Recent Tragic Events, With Heather Graham

[ P ]  Massachusetts Story, Ethan Frome, Gets Berkshires Staging Sept. 5-Oct. 26

[ P ]  James Still Rewrites Twain for Diaries of Adam and Eve-Searching for Eden, in Missouri Sept. 5-Oct. 19

[ P ]  Madison Rep Gives Voice to Musicals Sabina and Main-Travelled Roads, Sept. 5-21

[ P ]  For Final Weekend of Acclaimed Talking Heads, Expect a Surprise Sept. 6-7

[ P ]  Jekyll & Hyde's Cuccioli to Star in Paper Mill Sound of Music

[ B ]  Jenna Elfman Joins Nine Revival on October 7
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[ P ]  Called Up: Jenna Elfman Joins Nine as New Mistress, Oct. 7: Masterson Stays

[ P ]  DIVA TALK: Chess in Concert, Mason's a "Winner," "Carols for a Cure" Plus News of Betty and Bernadette

[ P ]  Taiwan Opera Troupe to Perform Farewell My Concubine at Lincoln Center, Sept. 5-6

[ TB ]  The Hot Month
Review by Matthew Murray
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[ STARS ]  MART CROWLEY, 35 YEARS LATER, REVISITS THE "BOYS" FROM THE BOYS IN THE BAND by ELLIS NASSOUR
In 1967, when �starving� writer Mart Crowley finished his play The Boys in the Band, he says he intended it to be controversial. When the play opened Off Broadway in 1968, accolades and anger were heaped upon Crowley. Looking back, Crowley says he never thought he�d achieve such acclaim or be so reviled. If you are going to be reviled for something you wrote, better it become a world-wide hit and provide the good life; and that, 35 years later, you can write a sequel about those boys. That play, The Men from the Boys, is now SRO in Los Angeles.

Features:

[ NYP ]  EVERY WITCH WAY by MICHAEL RIEDEL
A preview of "Wicked."

[ NYT ]  IN THE RADIO STUDIO WITH
Jonathan Schwartz: An Alchemist's 36-Year Seminar by SAMUEL G. FREEDMAN
For decades Jonathan Schwartz's radio programs have conjured the city for me, by introducing me to new vocalists and telling his cunning stories.

[ TM ]  Peter Filichia's Diary
Filichia wonders whether or not Broadway is finally ready for Sondheim and Weidman's controversial Assassins.

[ NJ ]  Paper Mill star tries on mentor's shoes BY PETER FILICHIA
Darius de Haas admits he's worried.

[ CST ]  Gregory Harrison having fun with his 'Chicago' role BY MISHA DAVENPORT

[ HC ]  Performance As Voice Of Gracie Requires More Than Imitation by JEFF RIVERS
Through the years, people have often asked actress Didi Conn, "Did anyone ever tell you that you sound like Gracie Allen?"

[ CT ]  In development: Workshops in Chicago by Chris Jones

[ CT ]  This body puppet is fit for a `King' by Nancy Maes

[ BH ]  The show must go on: Lyric Stage stitches together 'Pigs' on the fly by Terry Byrne
When the Lyric Stage Company decided to revive its 1999 hit, "When Pigs Fly," the staff thought they knew what they were getting into.

[ BSUN ]  'Bounce' had own ups and downs before production by J. Wynn Rousuck
Fall theater preview

[ CST ]  Vibrant theater season on the horizon

News:

[ NYP ]  LIZ SMITH
"Hairspray" speculation (second item).

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: SEPTEMBER 5

[ P ]  Edward Albee Biding His Time on Possible New York Woolf Revival

[ P ]  New York Theatre Workshop Presents Return of Flow, Sept. 5-Oct. 5

[ P ]  Donkey in the Dream Factory: Ludwig's Shakespeare in Hollywood Premieres at DC's Arena Stage

[ P ]  According to the Kinsey Report: New Musical, Dr. Sex, Gets World Premiere in Chicago Sept. 5

[ P ]  Sweeney Tony Winner Len Cariou to Star in Follies Concert in Boston, Nov. 14-22

"Trumbo" - Reviews:

[ NYP ]  AS LETTER MAN, LANE DELIVERS IN 'TRUMBO' by DONALD LYONS

[ NYT ]  THEATER REVIEW | 'TRUMBO'
One-to-One Words of a Blacklistee by BRUCE WEBER
Blacklisted writer Dalton Trumbo's letters, as read by Nathan Lane, are filled with thrilling torrents of words, tailored to a readership of one.

[ ND ]  Lane Gives Blacklisted Writer an A-List Treatment by Linda Winer

[ DN ]  As blacklist victim, Lane is a perfect H'wood 10 by Robert Dominguez
Nathan Lane isn't returning to his Max Bialystock role in "The Producers" until New Year's Eve, but his comedic talent is in full bloom in "Trumbo," a riveting & sometimes hilarious theater piece.

[ B ]  Trumbo
Review by Adam Feldman

[ ATW ]  Lane's Somber Side Emerges in Trumbo

[ TM ]  Trumbo
Reviewed By: David Finkle

Other Reviews:

[ TM ]  Love Letters
Reviewed By: Barbara & Scott Siegel

[ TM ]  The Siegels' Nightlife Notes
Mychelle Colleary breaks out in a new show at The Duplex; the Siegels are there to take note, and to take notes.

[ USA ]  Banderas brings 'Pancho' to life
Written by Larry Gelbart, who has already given the medium one of its best movies (Barbarians at the Gate) and best series (M*A*S*H), Pancho chronicles the real-life partnership between Villa and movie pioneer D.W. Griffith.
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Thursday, September 04, 2003

Reviews:

[ YN ]  Nathan Lane Gets Serious in `Trumbo' by MICHAEL KUCHWARA, AP Drama Critic
Let us now sing the praises of Nathan Lane, serious actor.

Features:

[ B ]  Preview '03-'04 #15: Other Events by Ken Mandelbaum

News:

[ P ]  Emery Is Incarcerated Mum in MTC's Iron, Making U.S. Premiere Oct. 2

[ P ]  Brian D'Arcy James in Talks to Head Cast of Manilow's Broadway-Bound Harmony

[ P ]  Slava's Snowshow, a No-Show in 1998, Due on Broadway in 2004

[ P ]  Lorca Play in Holding Pattern as Albee Revises Text

[ P ]  Possible Broadway Transfer of Cruz's Anna in the Tropics Would Retain McCarter Cast

[ P ]  London Chicago to Welcome Richardson, Ruffelle, Dobson and Baker

[ P ]  Bialystock, Eh? Canadian Cast of The Producers Announced; Performances Start Nov. 21 in Toronto

[ B ]  Chicago's Jeff Award Noms Snub Bounce

[ B ]  The Nanny's Shaughnessy Heads to Urinetown

[ TM ]  Composer William Roy Dies at 75

Thanks to American Theater Web for the following features!

[ NHA ]  Say Goodnight, Gracie by Christopher Arnott
Interview with Rupert Holmes.

[ CB ]  Curtain Call: Theaters, Actors, Etc. BY RICK PENDER
Pam Myers tells all about her turn in ETC's Nite Club Confiedential
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Features:

[ P ]  PLAYBILL ON-LINE'S BRIEF ENCOUNTER with Hugh Jackman
Martin Sherman, the librettist for the new Broadway musical about the life of entertainer Peter Allen, The Boy From Oz, remembers when he first saw the show's star, Hugh Jackman.

News:

[ P ]  Charles Shaughnessy, of "The Nanny," Is Evil Toilet Mogul in Bway's Urinetown, Sept. 9

[ P ]  William Roy, Songwriter and Pianist Who Collaborated With Julie Wilson, Dead at 75

[ P ]  "Who's the Boss?" Star Pintauro Part of Love! Valour! Compassion! Benefit

[ P ]  Richard Kind of Bounce Among 2003 Chicago Jeff Award Nominees; Ceremony is Nov. 3
And he's the only nominee from Bounce...

[ P ]  Fierstein, Graff, Lane, McArdle, Neuwirth, Rivera and Dozens More Part of Broadway Flea Market Sept. 21

[ P ]  "Broadway Spotlight Series" Returns Off-Bway Sept. 8, With Big River Actress

[ P ]  Janet Jackson Is Lena Horne in New TV Biopic

[ P ]  Original Merrily We Roll Along Star Heads to the Chatterbox Sept. 11
Singer-actress Ann Morrison will sit down for a chat with host Seth Rudetsky at the Sept. 11 edition of Seth's Broadway Chatterbox.
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Features:

[ INQ ]  Picasso, in words and music by Douglas J. Keating
Making a rare move, the Walnut Street Theatre is staging a new musical. "La Vie en Bleu" is a reworked French import about the great painter's life in Paris.

[ BSUN ]  A debut at home by J. Wynn Rousuck
School for the Arts grad in 'Hairspray'

[ HC ]  Proof of success: Play going before cameras by Frank Rizzo
Playwright David Auburn is taking it all in stride.

[ YN ]  Rosie O'Donnell Backs Boy George Musical by MICHAEL KUCHWARA, AP Drama Writer
When it comes to "Taboo," Rosie O'Donnell has put her money where her mouth is. The former talk-show diva is the producer and sole investor in the $10 million Boy George musical, opening on Broadway Nov. 13.
"I always think: Go big or go home," O'Donnell said Wednesday during a news conference at a Times Square Internet cafe to kick off Web site ticket sales for the production, which begins preview performances Oct. 24 at the Plymouth Theatre.

News:

[ P ]  Nine Femmes Rivera and Masterson Exit Broadway Revival, Oct. 5

[ V ]  American Theater Wing taps temp chief
Search continues for permanent leader
Howard Sherman has been named interim director of the American Theater Wing, effective immediately. He assumes the duties previously undertaken by Roy A. Somlyo, the former president of the wing, who departed the org after June's Tony Awards.

[ YN ]  'Sex' Confidant Cantone Lands Sitcom Project
Standup comedian and New York stage actor Mario Cantone, who co-stars on the hit HBO comedy "Sex and the City," is developing his own series.

[ CST ]  Jeff nominees reflect the times BY HEDY WEISS
Consider nothing more than the five contenders for the Jeff Award for best production of a play during the 2002-03 season--the nominations have just been announced--and you will quickly understand why Chicago theater has the reputation it does.

[ NJ ]  Theater notes by Peter Filichia
For the first time in its 10-year history, African Globe TheatreWorks of Newark will have two shows playing in two New Jersey cities.

[ BG ]  Shakespeare & less company; a Miss USA drive-by

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: SEPTEMBER 4

[ P ]  Tony Winner Rupert Holmes Talks Gracie at Hartford Stage Event, Sept. 4

[ P ]  Aida's Toni Braxton Has TV Weekend

[ P ]  Emily Loesser, Marni Nixon Sing Original Songs by Forbidden Broadway Satirist, Sept. 4 & 10 in NYC

[ P ]  Trumbo Starring Nathan Lane as Blacklisted Screenwriter Opens Off-Broadway, Sept. 4

[ P ]  Heather Woodbury Says What Ever as P.S. 122 Hosts Solo Act, Sept. 4-21

Reviews:

[ NYT ]  JAZZ REVIEW | BILL CHARLAP
Spreading the Rhythm (and the Joy) Around by BEN RATLIFF
At the Jazz Standard on Tuesday night, Bill Charlap's trio offered a tight, polished performance.

[ NYT ]  CABARET REVIEW | STACEY KENT
A Flirtatious Soundtrack to Romance by STEPHEN HOLDEN
The chemistry between musicians and the chemistry of love were tangled up in wonderful ways in a performance by the jazz singer Stacey Kent and her husband, the tenor saxophonist Jim Tomlinson.
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Wednesday, September 03, 2003

The next three stories are about a television program regarding 'blacklisting' in the 50s.

[ WP ]  A Friendship in the Crucible by Judith S. Gillies
Naming names caused the rift in the friendship and artistic collaboration between director Elia Kazan and playwright Arthur Miller.

[ BG ]  Harsh judgment mars absorbing look at '50s showbiz icons by Ed Siegel
Tonight's "American Masters" look at the intersecting lives of playwright Arthur Miller and director Elia Kazan twins one very smart idea with an equally stupid one. The resulting documentary doesn't cancel itself out so much as leave a bad taste instead of a savory one.

[ CPD ]  Probing the wounds of the blacklist era by Mark Dawidziak
Some saw a Hollywood legend. Others saw a stool pigeon. Some stood up in praise of a genius nearing his 90th birthday. Others remained seated in way of protest.
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[ P ]  Little Shop Cast Album Due Oct. 21, With Bonus Tracks

[ P ]  Brad Nelson Winters, Artistic Director of Chicago's Terrapin Theatre, Dead in Homicide
Brad Nelson Winters, 38, artistic director of the fringe Chicago troupe, Terrapin Theatre, was found strangled and stabbed to death Aug. 19 in his Lincoln Park apartment.

[ B ]  Four New Leads Join Chicago in the West End

[ B ]  Broadway Grosses: Fond Farewells

[ TM ]  Len Cariou to Headline Follies Concert in Boston
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Reviews:

[ B ]  CDs: You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet by Ken Mandelbaum
JOLSON & COMPANY (Original Cast Records)
CYRANO
A STOOP ON ORCHARD STREET
SWEET CHARITY (Decca Broadway)

Features:

[ TM ]  Peter Filichia's Diary
Filichia finds that, for better or for worse, Mandy Patinkin always does things his own special way.

[ TM ]  All Over the Map by: Dan Bacalzo
Barriers in San Francisco, Patriot Acts in Florida, and The Commedia Cinderella in Charlotte

[ B ]  Photo Op: Cyber Chatting with Boy George & Rosie O'Donnell

News:

[ TM ]  Bernadette Peters Scheduled for Vacation From Gypsy

[ P ]  Broadway Grosses: August 25-31

[ P ]  Bernadette Peters to Vacation from Gypsy Sept. 29-Oct. 4

[ P ]  It's a "Winner": Karen Mason Extends Concert Run at Supper Club
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The indispensable Milla has just posted, on All That Chat, the sad news that songwriter, conductor and accompanist Billy Roy has died. An extensive bio and list of credits can be found on this page.

[ IBDB ]  William Roy's Broadway Credits

[ P ]  Evita�with Aida's Finley�Replaces Holmes' Mancini Project at HHTC

[ P ]  Betty Buckley Joins Theatre Department at Texas University
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Features:

[ NYP ]  CRITICS TELL ALL by MICHAEL RIEDEL
LET'S take a new - and admittedly diabolical - tack on the Broadway fall preview, that annual by- the-numbers rundown of all the new shows wherein the pundit is required to pick the "hot" ones.

[ DN ]  'Alias' star spies new identity for show By NANCY MILLS
Victor Garber.

[ CST ]  How the show's costumes razzle and dazzle BY LISA LENOIR Fashion Editor
The costume design theories of Colleen Atwood and William Ivey Long reveal how individual interpretations of the same production can result in fantastic results on screen and stage.
"Chicago" revs up audiences with its sassy songs, acrobatic dance moves and pithy dialogue. But it's the costumes that punctuate the storyline. Atwood, who designed the movie's wardrobe, and Long, who outfitted the play's, know how to paint a picture in their respective genres, defining a mood with fabrics, color and design.

[ BG ]  Broadway legend prepares for a run; a moviegoing battle by Carol Beggy & Mark Shanahan
Tommy Tune.

[ P ]  PHOTO CALL: The Thing About Men - Opening Night

[ LADN ]  Showtunes by fire by Evan Henerson
"Another Op'nin, Another Show' is the opening number of Cole Porter's "Kiss me, Kate,' a musical that L.A.'s now venerable stage company Reprise!: Broadway's Best has never staged, and probably never will.
For Reprise!, which opens its seventh season next week at UCLA, another op'nin of another show usually means ...
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link!

News:

[ V ]  B'way B.O. takes holiday break
Six shows improved over the same time frame in 2002
Broadway greeted the Labor Day weekend with a big yawn. Twenty-three shows brought in $13,800,381, up only $129,947 or 0.95% over the previous non-holiday session. Box office was a little more robust a year ago, when receipts came to $14.1 million.

[ B ]  Classic Stage Company Readies New Season

[ TM ]  Kurtz and Lauria to Read The Guys on 9/11 Anniversary

[ P ]  The Barricades Arise Anew as Les Miz Returns to the Road, Sept. 9 in Atlanta

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: SEPTEMBER 3

[ P ]  Harriet Walter to Promote New Book at Royal Court, Sept. 3

[ P ]  Bill Irwin's Harlequin Studies Re-Examines Theatre's Classic Clown, Sept. 3-Oct. 26

[ P ]  Topdog Makes Resident DC Premiere Sept. 3 at Studio, Co-Producing With MN's Mixed Blood

[ P ]  Neeson, Chenoweth, Williams Talk Spirituality in New Book "Working on the Inside"

[ P ]  Delta Burke Is Millie Villainess Starting Sept. 30

Reviews:

[ WP ]  Wonderfully Wiggy 'Rivals' by Peter Marks
For a good time, call 202-547-1122. Be warned, though: The pleasure awaiting you is of a thoroughly wholesome variety. Satisfaction's achieved thanks to an experienced team of professionals happy to service your need for an evening of innocent fun.
With Tessa Auberjonois and Hank Stratton.

[ BSUN ]  No other 'rival' for romance tale by J. Wynn Rousuck
1775 comedy shows silly love stories stand test of time

[ DN ]  Death of a H'wood friendship by David Bianculli
AMERICAN MASTERS: ARTHUR MILLER, ELIA KAZAN AND THE BLACKLIST.
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[ CST ]  At Ticketmaster, best seats will go to highest bidder by Andrew Herrmann And Jim Derogatis
Going once, going twice, sold: the best seats in the house.
This could be good or bad... depending upon how it is executed and accepted.
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Tuesday, September 02, 2003

[ NYT ]  CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK
'Cabaret,' Soon to Close, Enriched the Theater by BRUCE WEBER
Nobody doesn't like "Cabaret." O.K., that's probably an exaggeration, but unlike a lot of other long-running musicals you can name, nobody resents it. It never became a joke the way "Cats" did. It's not a symbol of corporate theater, as "The Lion King" is. You won't find anyone casting eyes upward in amazement at the taste of the theatergoing public and declaring, "Egads, won't it ever close?" the way they do with "Phantom of the Opera." (Well, I do that, anyway.)
� Slide Show: Gallery of Sallys
But they left out Susan Egan, so why look? :-)
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Reviews:

[ VV ]  Male Mental Pause
As King Lear Almost Said, the Worst Is Not, So Long as We Can Say, 'It Could Be Worse' by Michael Feingold
The Thing About Men at Promenade Theatre

[ VV ]  What's the Best Dental Floss for Removing Broken Glass? by Alexis Soloski
Todd Robbins' Carnival Knowledge at Soho Playhouse

News:

[ P ]  Go, Jo! Musical Little Women Will Play North Carolina and New Haven in 2004, Prior to Bway

[ P ]  True to Form, Off-Bway's CSC Has Greek, Medieval and Elizabethan Flavor in Kulick's First Season

[ P ]  Edward Albee Expands at Goodman Theatre in 2003-04

[ P ]  Austin Pendleton Stars in World Premiere Comedy Chekhov's Rifle in NYC, Sept. 19-Oct. 4
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Features:

[ P ]  THE LEADING MEN: Hunter Green
It�s September, "when the autumn weather turns the leaves to flame," and while Little Shop of Horrors has just planted itself at the Virginia � with Hunter Foster � Big River, starring Michael McElroy, has taken root at the Roundabout.

News:

[ P ]  Casting Announced for Atlantic's The Night Heron

[ P ]  Phantom Star Featured in Peccadillo's Jane, Oct. 2-26

[ P ]  Karen Finley's Liza Tribute Make Love Extends Through Sept. 29

[ P ]  Two Shows and Transportation Offered by Goodspeed in New York Express Package Nov. 24

[ P ]  Public Theater's Two Noble Kinsmen Cast Announced

[ P ]  Earle Hyman to Star in Off-Broadway's Sacrifice to Eros, Sept. 30-Dec. 14

[ P ]  Creative Team Announced for Paper Mill Ain't Misbehavin'; Tickets Now On Sale

[ P ]  Vineyard Playhouse Holds Reading of New Randal Myler Project Sept. 3-7

[ P ]  Christian-Rock Opera, !Hero, Hopes To Be This Generation's Superstar; Tour Plays Fall Dates

[ P ]  John Stamos Becomes New Guido in Nine, Oct. 7
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Features:

[ B ]  Preview '03-'04 #14: Off-Broadway by Ken Mandelbaum

News:

[ P ]  Broadway's Jose Llana to Star in Four-City Flower Drum Song Tour

[ P ]  Complete Song List Announced for Broadway on Broadway Concert; Griffith, Tartaglia, Butler and Pitre Among Performers

[ P ]  Dokuchitz and Esparza Join Chess Benefit Concert Sept. 22; All-Star Company Announced

[ P ]  Linda Eder's "Storybook" Arrives in Stores Sept. 2

[ P ]  It's "Tuesday at 7" for a Slew of Broadway Shows Beginning Sept. 2

[ B ]  Jailhouse Rock Eyes Spring in the West End
West End theatergoers will be dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock a little later than expected.
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[ STARS ]  An Interview with Sean Cullen, President of the Board of The American National Theatre by Steven M. Alper
Part 2 - More probing questions and detailed responses from the man whose goal it is to create a national theatre in lower Manhattan at the site of the World Trade Center.
posted at 9/2/2003 09:31:59 AM by James Marino | Item Link

[ NYM ]  New York Magazine: Fall Preview 2003 - Fall Theater Calendar

[ NYT ]  Seeing the Fingerprints of Other Hands in Shakespeare by WILLIAM S. NIEDERKORN
In "Shakespeare, Co-Author," Brian Vickers shows overwhelming evidence of substantial work by other playwrights in five Shakespeare plays.

[ NYT ]  Frontier of Surreality: Mocking Reality Shows by ALESSANDRA STANLEY
With "Joe Schmo," Spike TV's mock reality show, and "The Reality of Reality," Bravo's documentary, reality backlash has finally arrived.
Backlash is excellent news as we can now get back to actors on TV and writing that is worth not having to get HBO for a good series.

[ DN ]  Seeing 'Blue'
A bloody body is sprawled on some rocks off the East River. Squad cars, lights flashing, are lined up near a pier just before the South Street Seaport. Detective Andy Sipowicz, with his trademark scowl, trudges past yellow police tape to get a glimpse of the grim scene. "Cut!" shouts an "NYPD Blue" director, bringing the scene to a halt.
...thereby expanding NYC actor's credits from just Law & Order to include NYPD Blue...

[ P ]  The Sound of Luker: Broadway's Nine Gets New Claudia, Sept. 2
Rebecca Luker becomes the new Claudia in the Roundabout Theatre Company's Tony Award-winning Broadway revival of Nine on Sept. 2.

[ P ]  Cerveris, Hyde Pierce, Blazer Star in Doll Reading at Ravinia, Sept. 2-3
Former Titanic actor Michael Cerveris, "Frasier" star David Hyde Pierce and Broadway regulars Judith Blazer and Mary Testa will star in a staged reading of the new musical Doll, which will play Chicago's Ravinia Festival Sept. 2 and 3.

[ P ]  TDF to Give Away Costumes to Not-for-Profits Sept. 14
Not-for-profit theatre and dance companies in need of beefing up their costume departments will want to head to the Theatre Development Fund's Costume Collection in Chelsea on Sept. 12. On that day, TDF will be giving away dozens of frocks and suits to make space for a new crop of clothing donations.
Don't forget that Halloween is coming up. And a nice costume would not be too out of place at the Wicked opening party...

[ P ]  Tickets for Broadway Musical Wicked Go on Sale Sept. 2

[ P ]  Playwright James Still Rewrites Diaries of Adam and Eve for World Premiere, Sept. 5 - Oct. 19

[ V ]  'Jailhouse' tuner rocks this spring
U.K. production expected to feature 22 songs
"Jailhouse Rock," the 1957 Elvis Presley film tuner, is set to roll its way to the West End in the spring as the latest in a long line of movies to materialize onstage.

[ V ]  New gigs for legit scribes�
Zinoman to pen weekly column; McKinley takes on features

[ STARS ]  BroadwayRadio.com Previews Internet Radio Service Dedicated To Broadway Shows And Personalities

Welcome to the fall... From the looks of it outside, we should all just read our morning BroadwayStars articles and go back to bed. But there is no better way to roll you back into dreams of you starring with Rebecca Luker in 9 than by clicking on over to the (soft?) launch of BroadwayRadio.com. Still in its testing phase, we couldn't make Craig wait anymore. Please let us know how you like it -- good and bad. Thanks.

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Features:

[ YN ]  PBS Film Tackles Hollywood Blacklist Era by BOB THOMAS, Associated Press Writer
Now the U.S. PBS public television service is offering the two-hour "American Masters" documentary "Arthur Miller, Elia Kazan and the Blacklist: None Without Sin," airing Wednesday in the United States.
By coincidence, the following night marks the opening on a New York stage of "Trumbo," with Nathan Lane reading from the letters of Oscar-winning screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, a principal figure in the beginnings of the blacklist.

[ HC ]  Performer's Thoroughly Gratifying Career by JEFF RIVERS
Diane Phelan speaks in bubbly streams punctuated by giggles and exclamation points.

[ HC ]  Becoming George Burns by FRANK RIZZO
The Legendary Comedian Got There In A Straight Line; Gorshin Took A Different Route

[ NYT ]  The Man Who Kept the Music Playing (for Hitler) by JEREMY EICHLER
"Taking Sides," by the Hungarian director Istvan Szabo, asks whether the conductor Wilhelm Furtw�ngler was a principled dissident or just Hitler's bandleader.

[ LAT ]  Kids invest in the darndest things by Don Shirley
When the play "The Woman in Black" scared the beejeebies out of 11-year-old Emmett Shoemaker, he saw an opportunity.

[ STRAITS ]  Giving up Broadway for the City by Tan Shzr Ee
BRITISH thespian and Hugh Jackman-lookalike Andrew Halliday gave up the chance to understudy the X-Men actor in New York, and came to Singapore instead.
Thanks to ElleWhy on All That Chat for the link!

News:

[ NYP ]  LIZ SMITH
Delta Burke in "Millie" (second item); and Craig Zadan and Neil Meron's "Damn Yankees" (last item).

[ V ]  'Heron' flies to Atlantic
Pepe to helm Butterworth prod'n, 'Tranquility'

[ V ]  B.O. recedes; 'Aida' 816g
Road grosses

[ NYT ]  Weddings: Helen Kim, Stephen Lee
Dr. Kim, 32, is keeping her name. She is a violinist in the orchestra of "The Producers" on Broadway and teaches children at the Diller-Quaile School of Music in New York.
Congratulations!

[ P ]  Today In Theatre History: SEPTEMBER 2

[ YN ]  Shakespeare Actor Arrested for Sword
PORTLAND, Ore. - When, five minutes before curtain call, one of the leading actors in Portland's Northwest Classical Theatre Company's production of "King Henry VI, Part 1" was arrested, his colleagues ensured that the show went on.

[ P ]  Rainey Joins Freeman in Steppenwolf's Topdog, Sept. 11

[ P ]  "Radio Playbill" and Seth Rudetsky Preview the Season in Broadway Musicals, Sept. 1-13

[ P ]  Walnut Street Stages U.S. Premiere of Picasso Musical, La Vie En Bleu, Sept. 2-Oct. 19
Break a leg, Ted Wioncek!

Reviews:

[ BH ]  Cast has trouble staying afloat in 'Pacific Overtures' by Terry Byrne

[ TB ]  Pacific Overtures
Boston Review by Suzanne Bixby

[ CU ]  The Taming of the Shrew with Janet McTeer
London Review by Lizzie Loveridge
posted at 9/2/2003 08:05:31 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

Monday, September 01, 2003

[ NYT ]  An Obscure TV Host Is Flirting With Fame by ERIK PIEPENBURG
Ken Kleiber's cable-access show, "That's Kentertainment!," featuring interviews with well-known Broadway celebrities, is steadily gaining more than an underground following.

[ TM ]  Peter Filichia's Diary
Filichia reports on Big River, a Sammy Davis, Jr. bio, and other things he's seen and read over the past few weeks and months.

[ Z ]  Voice of 'Baby Bob' Comes to 'The Practice'
In other casting news, Tony winner Rae Allen will play Livia Soprano's sister on "The Sopranos."
posted at 9/1/2003 09:54:10 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

[ DN ]  Giant puppet plants itself on Broadway Audrey's back
And her appetite is bigger than ever - not to mention her body. Audrey II is the mean, menacing, man-eating plant - and star - of "Little Shop of Horrors."

[ TM ]  The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2003
TheaterMania's Adam Klasfeld offers a first-hand report on this year's event.

[ P ]  Special Actors' Fund Performance of Nine Set for Sept. 14
A special performance of Nine, to benefit The Actors' Fund of America, will play 8 PM Sept. 14 at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre.

[ P ]  Ben Vereen to Direct Gravitte, Moore, Rae and More in Musical Potato, Nov. 24-30
Broadway musical actor Ben Vereen will direct a host of his colleagues in a concert version of a new children's musical, The Odd Potato, to run Nov. 24-30 at the Peter Norton Symphony Space.

[ P ]  Das Beauty: Broadway's Original Belle Egan Becomes Cabaret's Bowles Anew, Sept. 1

[ P ]  Delta Burke Is Mrs. Meers in Bway Millie Starting in Late September; Candy Buckley Joins, Too
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Sunday, August 31, 2003

[ NYP ]  Liz Smith
[Broadway mentions of Jasmine Guy, Robert Sean Leonard, Mario Cantone, "The Violet Hour", Mary Tyler Moore, Neil Simon, MTC, John Cullum and Lynne Meadow]

posted at 8/31/2003 12:14:59 PM by James Marino | Item Link

Features:

[ NJ ]  McCarter's busy benefactor BY PETER FILICHIA
First, the busy Broadway producer confers with choreographer Kathleen Marshall to discuss the casting of his November production of "Wonderful Town." Then he checks on "Bounce," the new Stephen Sondheim musical about to open in Washington, D.C., which he just might import to Broadway.
And finally Roger Berlind will make a call to see how opening night events for the new Roger S. Berlind Theatre in Princeton are proceeding.
With quotes from Karen Ziemba and Scott Ellis.

[ NJ ]  McCarter execs excited about its second space BY PEGGY McGLONE

[ BSUN ]  Becoming Edna by J. Wynn Rousuck
The transformation of comedy writer Bruce Vilanch into 'Hairspray's' grande dame.; With a wig and a team of experts, a comedy writer becomes Edna Turnblad of 'Hairspray.'

[ LAT ]  The warmest ticket in town by Don Shirley
Even though it hasn't been selling out in L.A., as it did on Broadway, "The Producers" is doing well. Its producers foresee an end to "lull."

[ LAT ]  A mod and a rocker by Mike Boehm
Clarence Williams III and Donovan Leitch have very personal reasons for signing on to do 'I Just Stopped By to See the Man.'

[ HC ]  Getting chatty with a reclusive 'Camille' by Frank Rizzo
In the world of theater, one thing is inevitable: People will talk.

[ NYT ]  THEATER DISTRICT
Where the Sinners of Broadway Spent a Little Time With the Saints by ERIN CHAN
Before he starred in "Nine" and she made her debut in "Chicago," Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith continued a storied tradition by lighting candles at the sanctuary where the Rev. Joseph Kelly, the vicar, celebrates "the longest-running show on Broadway."

[ NYT ]  WHAT THEY WERE THINKING
Scenic Technologies in New Windsor, N.Y.
Interview by CATHERINE SAINT LOUIS
Martin P. Robinson and Anthony Asbury at Scenic Technologies in New Windsor, N.Y., where the carnivorous plant Audrey II was fine-tuned, July 18, 2003. Previews of 'Little Shop of Horrors' began this week on Broadway.

Thanks to American Theater Web for the following features!

[ FW ]  Broadway 101 by Mark Lowry
Fort Worth Tony winner Betty Buckley returns to teach theater course at UTA

[ FW ]  'Drum' roll by Mark Lowry
Playwright David Henry Hwang gives dated musical about Chinese immigrants a modern beat

[ PPG ]  Former PBT dancer's comeback is movin' right along by Jane Vranish
"I was just hysterical," says Mabel Modrono, who started as a swing dancer but now dances the role of Judy for Ashley Tuttle at the "Movin' Out" matinee performances. In September, she takes over the role entirely for six consecutive weeks.

[ ST ]  Prize-winning writer peeks around corners to find 'unknown' stories by Misha Berson
The first thing that strikes you about Suzan-Lori Parks is how gregarious and unassuming she is.

News:

[ NYT ]  Weddings: Daisy Eagan, Patrick Comer
Congratulations!

[ YN ]  Danner Joins 'Huff' Drama for Showtime

[ NYT ]  Jack Eisner, 77, Holocaust Chronicler, Dies by DOUGLAS MARTIN
Jack P. Eisner used the millions he made in the import-export business to tell the story of how he survived the Holocaust in a book, play, movie and many public appearances.

[ IBDB ]  Jack Eisner's Broadway Credits

Reviews:

[ TM ]  Tunes, Tomes, & Videos
A long out-of-print studio recording of Carmen Jones starring Grace Bumbry gets a CD release courtesy of DRG.

[ PPG ]  Julie Andrews enjoys first date as director with charming 'Boy friend' by Christopher Rawson
I saw this on Friday night, and smiled for two solid hours. A fun show, with very funny performances by Veanne Cox, Tony Roberts and Jenny Fellner.
posted at 8/31/2003 11:09:11 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link

[ V ]  A compromising situation
Cancelled 'Visit' points up risks in commercial-nonprofit alliances
The cozy but complicated relationship between New York's not-for-profit theaters and the city's commercial producers hit a notable speed bump recently, with the sudden yanking of the long-aborning new musical "The Visit" from the Public Theater's season schedule.

[ NYT ]  This Is Her Life, and It May Be Yours Too by JASON ZINOMAN
Heather Woodbury's sprawling play, "What Ever," involves more than 100 characters and highly poetic language, hard-headed realism and cutting satire.
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[ NYT ]  Edie Falco in 'Fargo,' and Other Gems You Never Saw by EMILY NUSSBAUM
Trio's "Brilliant but Cancelled" features fascinating TV zombies, the best of which make you weep for what might have been.

[ NYP ]  THINK 'PINK' by MARISA KULA
Need further proof that the '80s are back? Check out the live (and bastardized) musical version of the classic 1986 John Hughes teen romance "Pretty in Pink," staged by local comedy troupe Upright Citizens Brigade.

[ ND ]  Riffing on Two 'Regular' Guys
Two gal pals identify with friendship, creativity and celebrity as Damon and Affleck in the comic hit 'Matt & Ben.'

[ B ]  Delta Burke to be Millie's New Mrs. Meers

[ B ]  Stage Notes by Paul Wontorek

[ TM ]  People to Watch: Philip Hopkins chats with five up-and-comers: Lisa D'Amour, Susan Bernfield, Ellen Beckerman, Raquel Hecker, and Ty Jones.

[ TM ]  New Voices Prize to Assist Creators of New Musicals

[ P ]  Broadway's Man of La Mancha Becomes a Dream After Aug. 31
The Broadway revival of Man of La Mancha at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, starring Brian Stokes Mitchell and Marin Mazzie, will end its run with a 7:30 PM performance on Aug. 31.

[ P ]  The Boy Friend Closes at Bay Street Aug. 31; New York Next?
Julie Andrew's directorial vision of The Boy Friend will end its life at the Bay Street Theatre of Sag Harbor, Long Island, on Aug. 31. The run began on Aug. 5 and has attracted an audience of artists and producers from New York.

[ P ]  Journey's End: O'Neill Revival Ends Triumphant Broadway Run Aug. 31
The celebrated revival of Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night, which became the great hit of the Broadway summer season, will end its limited run on Aug. 31, having returned its investment and turned away hundreds of would-be attendees.

[ P ]  Nine Star Laura Benanti Leaves Broadway Revival For Violet Hour, Aug. 31

[ P ]  CHANNELING THEATRE: A Look at the New TV Season and Its Actors from Theatre

[ P ]  Coconut Grove Has U.S. Premiere of Halpern & Johnson, Plus Jolson & Co. in 2003-04

[ P ]  The Edinburgh Festival Hosts a Million Customers

[ P ]  Tony-Nominated Eddie Izzard Brings Sexie Tour Stateside, Aug. 29

[ P ]  In the Style of Buffalo and Tenor, Ken Ludwig Has Leading Ladies in the Wings

[ P ]  Deaf West Theatre Takes Big River On The Road; North American Tour Set for Summer 2004

The following stories come to us thanks to Talk Entertainment!

[ FOX ]  Hugh Jackman singing on Broadway (soon)
He will play singer Peter Allen in The Boy From Oz. "Peter in Australia is like Judy Garland. He broke all the rules."

[ LAT ]  Walt Disney Concert Hall: small cast of big donors
Disney gets top billing, of course, but most of Hollywood's elite are barely bit players.

[ BBC ]  Dame Judi Dench heads new Shakespeare society
Actors, directors, academics are launching the British Shakespeare Association, first UK society dedicated him.

[ TS ]  William Shakespeare set nearly half his works in Italy. Now the city of Rome is honouring the playwright.

[ CSM ]  Where have the playwrights gone?
Playwrights have shuttled between Hollywood & the theater for decades. The commute is looking more attractive lately.

[ CSM ]  William Ivey Long: he's got Broadway covered
He's dressed everyone from Melanie Griffith to Mick Jagger. Tony-winning designer William Ivey Long.

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Nov 4 - Rock 'N' Roll (Jacobs)

Nov 8 - Young Frankenstein (Hilton)

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Mar 29 - Macbeth (Lyceum)

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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]

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TBA - The Philadelphia Story

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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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