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Saturday, April 17, 2004
We received a note from our friend Elyse Sommer, Editor and Publisher of CurtainUp.com, explaining why all the stories they've posted since March 18 seem to have disappeared from that site. Elyse explains the technical glitch:
"CurtainUp's server was sold and migrated to another server but we somehow did not receive notice to re-register the domain name. Consequently, as of last Thursday at around 8pm, everything suddenly went crazy and while we had made an upload just a couple of hours earlier and things are at the site as of April 15th, that's not what shows up. We also can't upload anything. While we've sent notices about what's going on to people on our email list, some people logging on may be confused at this outdated front page. I'm hoping this will resolve itself by the end of the weekend."
We hope Elyse's terrific site is back to "full health" soon!
Features:
[ B ] Tonys 2004 #4 by Ken Mandelbaum
[ P ] (Nearly) Oldest Living Ziegfeld Girl Tells All: 100-Year-Old Doris Eaton Visits New Amsterdam Once More
[ TS ] Sweet subversion charms director by RICHARD OUZOUNIAN
Jack O'Brien: Hairspray head honcho stays 'deeply invested' in his decades of work
[ WP ] A Personal Tour of Tennessee by Peter Marks
Williams Put a Lot Into His Plays -- Including Himself
[ NYT ] Still Crying Like It's 1983 by DUDLEY CLENDINEN
On April 21, a revival of "The Normal Heart" will open at the Public Theater, bringing back the feeling and conflict of the time when men first began to sicken and die of AIDS.
[ NYT ] The Extreme Makeover of 'Bombay Dreams' by ZACHARY PINCUS-ROTH
When American producers signed on to take "Bombay Dreams" from London to Broadway, where it opens on April 29, they knew it needed a major overhaul.
[ NYT ] THIS WEEK
It's a Long Way to Glocca Morra by JASON ZINOMAN
"FINIAN'S RAINBOW" may not be the first musical comedy that preaches racial equality, but the 1947 Broadway hit is surely the only one in which the message is delivered by a leprechaun searching for his magic gold.
[ NYT ] EXCERPT: 'Mrs. Farnsworth'
[ LAT ] A provacateur takes aim by Patrick Pacheco
Director Joe Mantello's revival of Sondheim's dark musical 'Assassins' allows him to revisit themes dear to his renegade heart.
[ LAT ] A great view from his desk by Don Shirley
From an office in Sherman Oaks, playwright Matthew Barber visited Italy for his "Enchanted April."
Reviews:
[ ND ] When Milne wrote for grown-ups only BY GORDON COX
[ NJ ] 'Rainbow' leads to pot of golden music BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
[ HC ] Critics Rub Salt In `Wounded' by FRANK RIZZO
News:
[ P ] Not Ready to Howl: Scary Spice Sits Out Bway's Rent April 16-18
[ B ] Scary Spice Delays Start in Rent until 4/19
[ TM ] Hosts Announced for BC/EFA Easter Bonnet Competition
[ ATW ] Broadway and Beyond: Tours for 2004-2005 Include 'Town', 'Record' and 'Big River'
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[ P ] Today In Theatre History: APRIL 17
[ P ] NYC World Premiere of The Internationalist Has an American Abroad � and Lost in Translation
[ P ] Will Hewitt and Errico Give In to Ungodly Hunger in Wildhorn's Dracula, the Musical?
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Friday, April 16, 2004
Features:
[ BS ] Making Original Cast Albums
If the two most glorious words in the English language are "musical comedy," certainly the next three have to be "original cast album."
[ ND ] From the heart BY LINDA WINER
A revival of 'The Normal Heart' prompts a look at the whole body of drama scripted by the AIDS epidemic, which has both devastated and re-engergized American theater
[ ND ] For the writer, 'nothing's changed' by LINDA WINER
Larry Kramer has attended every rehearsal of "The Normal Heart," his 1985 breakthrough AIDS play that opens Wednesday in a revival at the Public Theater.
[ ND ] Tales of the gun BY BLAKE GREEN
The controversial musical 'Assassins,' yet another ominous Stephen Sondheim work, recalls the successful and failed attempts on the lives of American presidents
[ BS ] Spring Festivals Coming into Bloom
Theatre festivals are always made more cogent by unifying themes or shared senses of purpose. This spring, many festivals have found innovative ways to achieve that cohesion.
[ WP ] Set Design Is Reaching New Heights by Dan Via
[ P ] PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Sixteen Wounded
[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Moran Gets Tricky Off-Broadway with Newest Part
Reviews:
[ OCR ] 'Talking Cure' has the blahs by PAUL HODGINS
A play about Freud, Jung and the patient who comes between them doesn't find enough juice.
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link!
[ Y ] 'Finian's Rainbow' Cozy, Polished by PETER SANTILLI, Associated Press Writer
Don't be fooled by the minimalist set and confined spaces in the latest production of "Finian's Rainbow," which runs through May 30. A closer look � and listen � reveals a wealth of gold.
News:
[ B ] Melissa Errico to Star in Broadway's Dracula
[ B ] Details Set for 18th Easter Bonnet Competition
[ P ] Ken Weitzman's Arrangements Earns 2003 Weissberger Award
[ P ] Kurtz and Esparza to Host 2004 Obie Awards Ceremony May 17
[ P ] PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, April 10-16: The Ice Breaks
[ P ] Broadway Musical The Boy From Oz Raises Over $1 Million for Charity
[ P ] Art and Politics Collide in Miami Bow of A Picasso, with Lucie Arnaz Working for the Nazis; Opens April 16
[ P ] Sin: A Cardinal Deposed Will Play Boston, Scandal's Crucible, in June; Producer Seeks Angels
[ P ] NC's Triad Stage Has Dracula, North Star, Bus Stop, Das Barbecü and Southeastern Premiere in 2004-05
[ P ] Out on Broadway Concert to Feature Book by Terrence McNally and Songs from Avenue Q and Producers
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Features:
[ NYP ] SHOPAHOLIC by FARRAH WEINSTEIN
Kristin Chenoweth sets up camp: the actress settles in for some serious shopping in the shoe aisle in Kmart.
Thanks to Kristina on Kristin's message board for the link!
[ P ] DIVA TALK: LuPone Soars, Akers Sings Standards and Snoopy! Delights
[ P ] MARQUEE VALUE: Caroline, or Change at the Eugene O'Neill
Reviews:
[ B ] Sixteen Wounded Faces New York Critics
[ TM ] The Siegel Column
Frank Langella is matchless in Match, The Tricky Part is a triumph, the nighclub Opia opens, and Steve Ross excels at the Stanhope.
News:
[ P ] She's Alive! Nefertiti the Musical Ready for 21st Century Closeup in Chicago Run, April 16-May 1
[ P ] Tony Awards Administration Committee to Meet May 6
[ P ] Aida's Cox and Chase to Sing Live on TV April 17
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[ NYP ] BAD 'DREAMS' by MICHAEL RIEDEL
ANDREW Lloyd Webber has two shows running on Broadway right now. One is much-hyped and brand-new, the other is in its 17th year.
But if you rifle through the box-office receipts, you'll find that the old war horse is holding its own against the young Turk.
[ NYT ] ON STAGE AND OFF
Warming Up to 'Frozen' by JASON ZINOMAN
Bryony Lavery's "Frozen" entered the Broadway season at the 11th hour, and may present a challenge to "I Am My Own Wife" at the Tony awards.
"Sixteen Wounded":
[ B ] Photo Op: Sixteen Wounded's Opening Night Bash
[ ATW ] Sixteen Wounded: Learning Patience in an Amsterdam Bakery
Review by Andy Propst
[ B ] Sixteen Wounded
Review by William Stevenson
Though it is far from a perfect play, it is definitely worth seeing.
[ WP ] Incendiary Drama With No Explosion by Peter Marks
The bakery is curiously devoid of an essential ingredient -- a sense of imminent dramatic explosion -- and that lack of tension undermines Kraiem's themes and, ultimately, the production itself.
[ USA ] 'Wounded' finds way to mend the heart by Elysa Gardner
* * * � out of four
[ NJ ] Timely tale about terrorism ill-served by half-baked script BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
[ HC ] Soul-Wrenching Realities In Story Of Oppression by MALCOLM JOHNSON
Tightened, compressed and mostly recast and with a new director, Eliam Kraiem's "Sixteen Wounded" jumps to Broadway with its soul-piercing realities sharpened.
[ Y ] '16 Wounded' Examines Friendship by MICHAEL KUCHWARA, AP Drama Critic
For much of the time, it is dramatically listless, not coming to life until the final inevitable confrontation between the protagonists.
[ NYT ] THEATER REVIEW | 'SIXTEEN WOUNDED'
Personal Friends, Political Pawns by BEN BRANTLEY
Eliam Kraiem's dutiful story of the thorny friendship between a Jewish baker and a Palestinian terrorist generates less urgency than your average episode of "Friends."
[ SUN ] The Butcher & The Baker by JEREMY McCARTER
How do you solve a problem like Judea?
[ ND ] Sixteen Wounded: A Jewish-Arab cake that doesn't rise BY LINDA WINER
[ JN ] Middle East, no middle ground by JACQUES LE SOURD
"Sixteen Wounded" is intelligent, surprisingly sophisticated and (with its in-your-face title) a mighty hard sell for the Broadway audience.
[ DN ] A complex issue gets common treatment by Howard Kissel
The play purports to address serious contemporary issues, but it only uses them as an intellectual patina for a conventional, unsatisfying melodrama.
[ NYP ] FINE CAST FOR 'WOUNDED' by CLIVE BARNES
"Sixteen Wounded" is an overly schematic but honest play from a young playwright we should hear much more of in the future. You'll be glad you caught his handsomely staged Broadway debut.
[ TB ] Sixteen Wounded
Review by Matthew Murray
[ TM ] Sixteen Wounded
Reviewed By: David Finkle
"Finian's Rainbow" - Reviews:
[ TB ] Finian's Rainbow
Review by Matthew Murray
I can't tell you how things are in Glocca Morra, but at the Irish Repertory Theatre, where a glowing, no-frills revival of the 1947 musical Finian's Rainbow just opened, they're looking mighty glorious.
[ DN ] Now, color it perfect by Howard Kissel
There is no amplification. Hallelujah!!
[ ND ] Sparing the gold, 'Rainbow' connects BY GORDON COX
There's more happy life radiating from this minimally staged version of "Finian's Rainbow" than there is from many of the more fully produced musicals around town.
[ B ] Finian's Rainbow
Review by Eric Grode
[ TM ] Finian's Rainbow
Reviewed By: David Finkle
Other Reviews:
[ TB ] Blackbird
Review by Matthew Murray
[ TM ] Blackbird
Reviewed By: Dan Bacalzo
[ NYT ] THEATER REVIEW | 'SHRINKAGE'
Three Trips to the Psychiatrist's Couch by ANITA GATES
Manuel Igrejas's collection of one-act plays about the psychiatrist-client relationship doesn't shed much light on the process, but the characters are sympathetic and articulate.
[ NYT ] THEATER REVIEW | 'THE WILD DUCK'
Divided by Scandal, Destroyed by Good Intentions by WILBORN HAMPTON
If the current production of Ibsen's play at the Jean Cocteau Repertory were more subtly polished, it would give the highly metaphorical drama the credibility it deserves.
[ NYT ] CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK
From Breezy Bollywood, Films Anything but V�rit� by A. O. SCOTT
The touring film series "Cinema India!" offers glimpses into a parallel cinematic universe, one that is complex and sometimes puzzling but at the same time accessible and welcoming.
[ ND ] What price a life? Go figure BY MICHAEL BRACKEN
How do you value human life in cold, hard cash? That's the question, inspired by the monetary allocations of the federal Sept. 11 fund, posed by theater et al in "Audit," its first full production at its new home in Long Island City, the Chocolate Factory (formerly the Dryden & Palmer Confectionary Co).
[ CU ] Three Seconds in the Key
[ CU ] Match
[ ATW ] Chef's Theater: Learn a Recipe, Enjoy a Meal, Take in Some Cabaret
Review by Andy Propst
[ ATW ] Broadway and Beyond:Two Must-Sees Off-Broadway
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[ ATW ] Broadway and Beyond:The Thing About Men Comes to Disc
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Features:
[ WP ] Love Song by Chip Crews
Frank Loesser's Widow Brings His Last Musical to Life at Arena Stage
[ TM ] Peter Filichia's Diary
Filichia answers the burning question on everyone's mind: Aside from that, how was the play?
[ NJ ] Dad and lad make music together BY PETER FILICHIA
When Paul Gemignani signed on to conduct his 21st Broadway musical -- a revival of Stephen Sondheim's 1991 "Assassins" at the Roundabout Theatre -- part of the job was helping at auditions.
He didn't know his own son, Alexander, would be among the hopeful.
[ P ] The Cabaret Beat: A Chat with Sutton Foster
Tony Award winner Sutton Foster gets ready to tackle the cabaret stage next month in Lincoln Center's American Songbook series
[ NYT ] Merely Players, Fretting Their Hour Before the I.R.S. by SHERRI DAY
With April 15 the day of fiscal reckoning, in New York there are few places where tax-related frustrations are displayed more dramatically than at the headquarters of Actors' Equity.
[ SUN ] Run, Reverend Run by JEREMY McCARTER
A rapper wants to be poet laureate of Queens: But is it good for theater?
[ BS ] On the Spot
Most theatre productions--the quality ones, anyway--take months to prepare. And that's how it should be, right? After all, could I possibly recommend a play that was put together in a day?
[ BH ] New, veteran playwrights go distance for marathon by Robert Nesti
The annual Boston Theater Marathon is like a company picnic for the city's theater scenesters - 45 plays performed by 45 companies over 10 hours to a turn-away crowd.
And, like any marathon, it pushes the endurance of even the most experienced participants.
News:
[ NYT ] A Full House for Impresario Robert J. Harth by ROBIN POGREBIN
The restrained memorial at Carnegie Hall for its late executive director on Thursday included performances by Emanuel Ax and Audra McDonald.
[ CT ] Goodman makes room for touring show by Chris Jones
The news last week that the Goodman Theatre will give over one of its precious 2004-5 subscription slots to a touring production of "I Am My Own Wife," a full-blown touring Broadway show, has raised some eyebrows.
"Full-blown"?
[ CST ] Gregory returns to BET roots for CD release show
Chester Gregory, who moved from a starring role in the Black Ensemble Theatre's production of "The Jackie Wilson Story" to a featured role in the Broadway production of "Hairspray," will make a brief return appearance in Chicago on Monday.
[ B ] Isabella Rossellini Back for Stendhal Extension
[ B ] Playwrights Horizons Gets Premieres in 2004-05
[ BG ] Regent set to be the house of 'Sin' by Catherine Foster
The much-discussed play "Sin: A Cardinal Deposed" is scheduled to open at Arlington's Regent Theatre in June. Bailiwick Repertory, the Chicago company that originated the show, is expected to announce the engagement today.
[ NJ ] Late entries eye Tony deadline BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
[ BS ] Dancer Fired; AGMA Complains
[ BS ] Producers Write To Casts, Call for Lower Tour Pay
[ BS ] Theaters must make room for companions of disabled
[ P ] Oxford Stage Company�s The Quare Fellow Opens at London�s Tricycle April 16
[ P ] Prymate Brings Medoff Back to Broadway April 16
[ P ] Kim Criswell Says, Call Me Madam, at Goodspeed, With Brunell as Royalty, Starting April 16
[ P ] Isabella Rossellini Returns to Off-Broadway's The Stendhal Syndrome, April 28
[ P ] Richard Nelson, Christopher Shinn Among Playwrights Horizons Scribes in 2004-05
[ P ] Goodspeed Musicals Won't Have a Summer Show at Norma Terris
[ P ] Broadway Post-Show Auctions for "Easter Bonnet" Competition Heating Up
[ P ] Jim Dale and William Atherton to Star in Address Unknown Off-Broadway, Starting May 28
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Thursday, April 15, 2004
Features:
[ B ] Stage Notes: 04/14/04 by Paul Wontorek
Snoopy!; The Tricky Part; Match; Patti LuPone.
[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Bway Stars Show Support for Therapy Group at Sardi's
[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Chef's Theater Cooks Up Tasty Entrees, Tuneful Songs on Opening Night
Reviews:
[ TB ] Shakespeare's Songbook and The Complete Lyrics of P.G. Wodehouse
Book Reviews by Jonathan Frank
[ TB ] Afloat with Stones in His Pockets
New Jersey Review by Bob Rendell
News:
[ P ] Latest Rinne Groff Play to Get Workshop In Manhattan in June
[ P ] Kurtz, Kind, Wilson, Lewis, Thomas Appear in MTC Evening of Satire, April 26
[ P ] Pelletier to Replace Departing Landecker in Off-Broadway Hit Bug
[ P ] Rattlestick Exposure Festival Has New Plays by Rapp, Thurber, More Through May 6
[ P ] Rare Hamlet Copy Goes Unsold at Auction; Lear, Caesar, Macbeth Reign
[ P ] "Queer Eye"'s Rodriguez to Host Bravo On With the Show Event at the Imperial
[ P ] Alec Wilder's "Miss Chicken Little" Musical Gets NYC Concert Presentation April 17
[ P ] Twentieth Century Star Baldwin Co-Hosts on ABC's "Live with Regis & Kelly," April 16
[ P ] Come On Up! Game Show Makes Its Toronto Debut June 24-July 25
[ P ] Horse Cave Theatre Is Now Kentucky Repertory, With World Premiere, Honey Harvest, in the Wings
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Features:
[ HC ] Billy Dee Williams Plays The Rogue, But By Now He's Used To It by JEFF RIVERS
Role In 'Hips' Parodies Way 'People Perceive Me'
[ NYP ] DRESSED TO KILL by TERRY MORROW
POLLY Bergen was almost too classy for The Mob. For her April 18 appearance on "The Sopranos," the 73-year-old actress goes against her glamorous image to play Fran, the former mistress of Tony Soprano's late father.
[ BSUN ] Aunt's diary furnishes the material for show by J. Wynn Rousuck
"Beautiful Hills of Brooklyn," with Joanna Merlin.
[ LAT ] Hollywood, meet Bollywood by Susan Carpenter
From comic books to night clubs, the Indian influence is everywhere.
Reviews:
[ B ] DVDs: 5135 Kensington Avenue by Ken Mandelbaum
MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS (Warner Bros.)
[ CST ] Mason surprises with current-day edge BY HEDY WEISS
Just when you think you know everything there is to know about Jackie Mason -- and just when you feel you can predict where he will come down on any given social, political or purely behavioral issue -- the man arrives at the Auditorium Theatre and proceeds to deliver material that is wholly surprising, fearless and even mildly subversive.
[ CT ] Protest becomes fair game for Jackie Mason by Chris Jones
Protesting before a Jackie Mason show is akin to a college football coach trashing Saturday's visiting team on the Friday night news. All it does is get the opposition fired up.
[ NJ ] 'Pooh' author's play a satire of much brain BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
[ ND ] Laughing through tears by Linda Winer
Reviewing the sad story of a celebrated Victorian clown
News:
[ ND ] Play by Play
'Sex' makes beautiful music after union pact by Gordon Cox
Plus "After Ashley" (second item).
[ NJ ] Center Stage by Peter Filichia
More than collegial
[ R ] Rare copy of Hamlet fails to sell at auction
[ P ] Michael Cumpsty Is Higgins in McCarter's My Fair Lady; Complete Casting Announced
[ P ] Beauty and the Beast Beauty to Sing on TV April 16
[ P ] Italian-American Life Explored in World Premiere Play at NYC's Abingdon Complex
[ P ] Ruby Dee and Richard Thomas Offer Free Reading of Haney's Lament for the Moths May 3
[ P ] Peters Gypsy Celebrates 400th Performance; "Gimmick" Gals to Chat Live
[ P ] Kristin Chenoweth to Leave Wicked in July
[ P ] Today In Theatre History: APRIL 15
[ P ] Albee's The Goat, Or Who Is Sylvia Hoofs it to West End Opening April 15
[ P ] That Other Pulitzer Prize Drama Set in Nazi-Era Europe Gets a New York Revival, April 15
[ P ] New Drama Sixteen Wounded with Hirsch and Plimpton Opens on Broadway, April 15
[ P ] Farah Alvin Steps Out of the Broadway Ensemble and Onto Her Own Solo CD, "Someday"
[ P ] How Are Things in Glocca Morra? Irish Rep Has Answer in Starry Finian's Rainbow, Opening April 15
[ P ] Naomi Wallace's Things of Dry Hours Gets World Premiere in Pittsburgh April 15-May 16
[ P ] Eve Ensler Workshops Her NY-Bound Good Body at Seattle Rep, Starting April 15
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[ NYP ] LIZ SMITH
KRISTIN CHENOWETH will leave her acclaimed role in Broadway's "Wicked" on July 18.
Last item.
[ HC ] No Summer Show At Norma Terris Stage by Frank Rizzo
Scheduling, Unavailability Of Shows Cited As Reasons For Decision
[ TM ] Loose Lips by: Brian Scott Lipton
What's up with Ellen Foley, Toni DiBuono, Judith Light, Matthew Modine, Doug Wright, and Cherry Jones?
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Wednesday, April 14, 2004
[ NYT ] Who Says Black Theater Is Having a Tough Time? by JESSE McKINLEY
In the midst of downsizing, Kenny Leon, the director of "A Raisin in the Sun," is trying to establish something unheard of since the 1970's: a national black theater company.
[ NYT ] Miller Keeps Writing, Stacking Plays Like Firewood by MEL GUSSOW
At 88 Arthur Miller is busier and more productive than many playwrights half his age, with two new plays circling New York.
[ BS ] 'The Jury' Is In (NYC)
Fox Series Constantly Needs New Actors
[ BS ] Skitch Henderson Unveils New Talent '04 by Leonard Jacobs
A pair of puppeteers from "Avenue Q," a pair of singer-dancers from this season's short-lived "Never Gonna Dance," the young man playing young Peter Allen in "The Boy From Oz," and one of Broadway's biggest baritones all have something in common. On Mon., May 10, they are heading to Carnegie Hall, and they got there the old-fashioned way: practice, practice, practice.
[ BS ] NYC Fringe Fest Bounces Back by Leonard Jacobs
New Fiscal Resources Fall into Place
[ BS ] Family Matters
They represent different generations, but Marian Seldes, Daniel Gerroll, and Melinda Page Hamilton share a profound love of theatre and respect for one another.
[ BS ] All in the Details
Stephen Spinella creates his characters with precision--and keeps his friendships fresh.
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Features:
[ TB ] Cabaret Interview: Sharon McNight by Jonathan Frank
[ B ] Photo Op: A Cozy Party for Martin Moran's Tricky Part
[ B ] Photo Op: A Glittering Birthday Bash for Joel Grey
[ B ] Photo Op: Intimate Apparel's Fabulous Opening Fete
Reviews:
[ B ] Milne at the Mint
Review by Ricky Spears
News:
[ B ] Address Unknown, With Jim Dale, Comes to Promenade
[ P ] Einstein's Dreams, the Musical, Gets Another NYC Reading in May; European Premiere Announced
[ P ] bridge and tunnel Commuter Sarah Jones Featured on NBC's "Today Show," April 15
[ P ] Wonderful Town, Anything Goes, Bourne's Play, Nutcracker! and Big River Set for L.A. in 2004-05
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Features:
[ B ] Obscure Recordings: Together on Broadway by Ken Mandelbaum
Reviews:
[ TM ] Mr. Fox: A Rumination
Reviewed By: David Finkle
News:
[ P ] Wonderful Town's Donna Murphy In Talks for TV Sitcom
[ P ] Scary Spice Joins Bway's Rent April 16; Drew Lachey and Frenchie Davis Expected
[ P ] Copy of William Shakespeare's Hamlet Up for Auction at Christie's in New York City, April 14
[ P ] Annie Get Your Gun's Wopat to Join Broadway's Chicago in May
[ P ] Pop, Jazz and Theatre Artist Jack Donahue Sings "Strange Weather" on PS Classics CD, In Stores May 4
[ P ] Off-Broadway Hit Frozen Begins Broadway Life at Circle in the Square April 28
[ TM ] MCC's Frozen Will Transfer to Circle in the Square
[ P ] Monologuist Spalding Gray Remembered at Lincoln Center Memorial
[ P ] Sutton Foster's Snoopy! Concert Raises Thousands for Children's Theatre
[ B ] Bourne Work Highlights New Ahmanson Season
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News:
[ NYP ] PUPPET PRIZE FIGHT by MICHAEL RIEDEL
BROADWAY is about to be gripped by Spring (Awards) Fever - which means producers cooking up schemes to rack up as many accolades as they can.
[ NYT ] Union and Theater Agree on Use of Virtual Orchestra by JESSE McKINLEY
The musicians' union has agreed to allow the Variety Arts Theater to use a machine that replicates the sound of real musicians.
[ Y ] Agreement Reached Over Virtual Orchestra by JUSTIN GLANVILLE, Associated Press Writer
The local musicians' union agreed Tuesday not to demonstrate in front of "The Joys of Sex," a new show using the so-called virtual orchestra, but future productions at its home � the Variety Arts Theatre � will need union approval before they can use the system.
[ Y ] Virtual Orchestra Goes Off-Broadway by JUSTIN GLANVILLE, Associated Press Writer
This story on the issues was published on Tuesday before the agreement was reached.
[ NYT ] Spalding Gray Remembered in Tribute at Lincoln Center by BRUCE WEBER
The actor and monologuist was remembered on the same Lincoln Center stage where he had performed three of his autobiographical tales.
[ B ] Tom Wopat to Join B'way's Chicago May 6
[ LADN ] Musicals and more at Ahmanson by Evan Henerson
For his final season at the Ahmanson Theatre, outgoing artistic director Gordon Davidson will bring in productions from New York, London -- and even a show that originated in North Hollywood.
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link.
[ R ] Plummer Submits to 'Fathers' for Showtime by Andrew Wallenstein
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Veteran actor Christopher Plummer is set to star in "Our Fathers," Showtime's adaptation of David France's book about the sexual abuse scandal in the U.S. Roman Catholic Church.
Plummer will play Boston's controversial Cardinal Bernard Law.
[ ND ] Lincoln Center outlines its future BY JUSTIN DAVIDSON
[ P ] Match Star Guests on "Live! with Regis & Kelly" April 15
[ P ] Rudetsky's Deconstructing Series Focuses on the Bradys April 20
[ P ] Hedwig's Shor and Four's Nobbs Take Part in Free Reading April 19
[ P ] Chicago Star Heads to the Chatterbox April 15
[ P ] Today In Theatre History: APRIL 14
[ P ] Anna Paquin Stars in LaBute's The Distance From Here for MCC, Starting April 14
[ P ] Robert Sean Leonard Stars in Los Angeles Radio Play of Fifth of July, April 14-18
[ P ] Chef's Theater, Mixing Concert, Cuisine and Cooking School, Opens April 14 in Theatre District
[ P ] Sweet Smell of Excess: Chef's Theater Serves Dessert Shows with Cavanaugh, Lippa, Ripley Starting April 16
[ P ] "Stage Beauty," "At Liberty," "Company," "Tony n' Tina" Featured at Tribeca FilmFest, May 1-9
[ P ] Art and Politics Collide in Miami Bow of A Picasso, with Lucie Arnaz Working for the Nazis , April 13-May 2
[ P ] Christine Ebersole and Leslie Jordan Read Endangered Species in New York, April 19
Features:
[ NYT ] For an Okie Playwright and Actor, a Life With Drama by BRUCE WEBER
The spotlight has a narrow focus, but if there were such a thing as a spotlight with a wide-angle lens, then Tracy Letts might well be the theatrical celebrity of the moment.
[ TM ] Peter Filichia's Diary
Filichia pays tribute to Charles Strouse, the composer of Bye Bye Birdie, Annie, and other shows.
[ DN ] Sew-biz role a perfect fit by CELIA McGEE
Viola Davis has used needlework as a weapon before.
[ LADN ] Sam Robards in 'The Talking Cure' by Evan Henerson
He has theater in his blood and psychoanalysis on his mind in new play
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link.
[ DN ] David Hinckley's Critic at Large: The Golden Age - he was there
When Leonard Reed died last week, at the age of 97, he took a lot of history with him.
[ NYT ] BOLDFACE NAMES
And Then It Turned Out He Was My Agent by CAMPBELL ROBERTSON
The Glaad awards honor "fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community" in the media.
[ ATW ] Broadway and Beyond: Great Ladies of Song Take to the Stage in Solo Shows
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[ ATW ] Broadway and Beyond: Some Highlights from Humana Fest 2004
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"Mr. Fox" - Reviews:
[ NJ ] Irwin captures 'Fox': Tale of 19th-century clown's rise and demise blends comedy and pathos BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
[ TB ] Mr. Fox: A Rumination
Review by Matthew Murray
[ B ] Mr. Fox: A Rumination
Review by Eric Grode
[ Y ] Irwin Resurrects a Lost Legend by PETER SANTILLI, Associated Press Writer
[ CU ] Mr. Fox: A Rumination
[ SUN ] Black and White Blues by JEREMY McCARTER
Bill Irwin's new play, like its title, satisfies for about two words before going awry; plus, the magnificent "Intimate Apparel".
Other Reviews:
[ NYP ] 'PART' WITH PAINFUL PAST by DONALD LYONS
ONE needs only to hear Martin Moran reflect on his Catholic youth to realize how far we've come from the cheery days of "Nunsense."
[ ATW ] The Tricky Part: A Man's Triumph Over Another's Trespass
Review by Andy Propst
[ TM ] The Siegel Column
Barbara & Scott take in Sarah, Sarah, Trojan Women, The Boy From Oz (again), and Cleo Laine and John Dankworth.
[ VV ] Love, Trust, and Measuring Tape
Electrifying Viola Davis adds wattage to Nottage; a far from perfect Match is totally Frank by Michael Feingold
Intimate Apparel; Match
[ VV ] White House secrets: 'Ladies' reveal their hidden stresses by Michael Feingold
First Lady Suite
[ VV ] Sightlines by Michael Feingold
Mrs. Farnsworth
[ VV ] Walk Like An Egyptian
Betty Shamieh shucks Palestinian politics for soapy sex by Charlotte Stoudt
Betty Shamieh's Roar
[ VV ] Cries Of War
Euripides' lyrical anti-war play gets tragically emotional by David Kornhaber
Euripides' Trojan Women
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Tuesday, April 13, 2004
[ B ] Frozen Set for Circle in the Square Starting 4/26
[ B ] Nicholas Set to Star in London's Jekyll and Hyde
posted at 4/13/2004 05:17:02 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link
Features:
[ B ] Photo Op: A Star-Spangled Snoopy! Benefit Concert
[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Snoopy! Benefit a Doggone Hit
[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Joys of Sex Gets Naughty Off-Bway Apr. 13
News:
[ B ] Broadway Grosses: Funny Boys
The Producers lost Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick on April 4 and the show's box office, which had been riding high during the duo's stint, took a big hit because of it. The musical fell $366,652 as compared to the previous week.
[ P ] Broadway Grosses: April 5-11
[ P ] Goethals Bows Out of Off-Broadway's First You're Born; Cheek Steps In
[ P ] Ziemba, Guare Featured in Benefit for Off-Broadway's The Civilians
[ P ] Assassins Star Featured in May 3 Play Reading
[ P ] Paul Nicholas to star in London Jekyll and Hyde
[ P ] Eileen Darby Lester, Photographer Who Captured Broadway Shows, Dead at 87
[ P ] Humana Hit After Ashley Likely to Reach New York in 2004-05
[ P ] Peters, Grey, Fierstein and Tartaglia Among Easter Bonnet Hosts; Menzel to Sing
posted at 4/13/2004 04:35:29 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link
Features:
[ B ] Tonys 2004 #3 by Ken Mandelbaum
[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Joel Grey, Beloved Broadway Performer, Turns 72 with Friends
News:
[ P ] Maurice Hines No Longer Attached to Coming Revival of Musical The Me Nobody Knows
[ P ] Sweet's Immoral Imperatives Gets East Coast Premiere at NJ's Luna Stage
[ P ] New York City Opera Season to Include Cinderella and Candide
[ P ] Totem Pole in Pennsylvania Has My Way, Tintypes and More in Summer 2004
[ P ] Hairspray Gets a New Tracy for the Road, Starting April 13
[ P ] Simon Gray�s The Holy Terror Opens in London April 13
[ P ] Forbidden Broadway's Barton and DiBuono Reunite in New Two Svengalis Musical
[ P ] Pulitzer Earns Wife a Small Rise at the Box Office
[ P ] Carol Channing and Glen Roven Offer Benefit for Long Island School May 7
[ P ] GLAAD Media Award Winners Include I Am My Own Wife, "Queer Eye" and "Sex and the City"
[ P ] Kennedy Center's 12th Annual Gala Features Liza Minnelli Singing Ellington
[ P ] River Rep Season in CT Includes Drood, Light Up the Sky and Proof, With Visit From David Auburn
[ TM ] Drama Book Shop Announces Talk with Arthur Laurents and Other May Events
posted at 4/13/2004 01:16:03 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link
"The Tricky Part" - Reviews:
[ NYT ] THEATER REVIEW | 'THE TRICKY PART'
An Actor Confronts a Wrenching Rite of Passage by BEN BRANTLEY
You may feel you've had enough of confessional one-person shows. But don't rule out Martin Moran's translucent account of a childhood brought to an abrupt end.
[ TM ] The Tricky Part
Reviewed By: David Finkle
[ B ] The Tricky Part
Review by William Stevenson
"Intimate Apparel" - Reviews:
[ DN ] The fabric of life in New York by Howard Kissel
Lynn Nottage's "Intimate Apparel" is a deeply mo-ving portrait of Esther, a middle-aged African-American woman who arrives in New York in 1905. Right now, New York has no richer play.
[ ATW ] Nottage's Apparel An Exceptional Achievement
Review by Andy Propst
[ CU ] Intimate Apparel
[ ND ] Review: "Intimate Apparel" BY GORDON COX
Other Reviews:
[ NJ ] Good intentions: Powerful message marred by director's 'Sermon' BY PETER FILICHIA
[ LAT ] Talented actors drive 'Miss Daisy' by Don Shirley
Subtle, engaging performances by Michael Learned and other members of the Rubicon Theatre cast lend the right touch.
[ NYT ] Cabaret in Review by STEPHEN HOLDEN
Reviews of Karen Akers at the Oak Room; Cleo Laine and John Dankworth at Le Jazz Au Bar; Steve Ross at the Stanhope Park Hyatt Hotel.
[ ATW ] First Lady Suite - Women in Power Longing to Be Girls
Review by Andy Propst
[ CU ] The Trojan Women
Features:
[ LADN ] Command performance by Evan Henerson
Kate Mulgrew's role in 'The Royal Family' gave the erstwhile Capt. Janeway the chance to reflect on love and life
Thanks to American Theater Web for the link!
[ NYT ] AN APPRAISAL
A New Face for Lincoln Center by HERBERT MUSCHAMP
The plan to enhance the center's design rather than to negate or override it is an invaluable civic lesson at this intemperate moment in our national life.
[ NYT ] Plan Turns a Neglected Alley Into a More Welcoming Space by ROBIN POGREBIN
Audiences attending a Shakespeare play at Lincoln Center Theater or a Mostly Mozart concert at Alice Tully Hall will dine in a new restaurant with glass walls overlooking the reflecting pool and the Henry Moore sculpture.
[ BS ] Reviving and Revising Nostalgia for Today's Stage
"Chicago," "Cabaret," "Fiddler on the Roof," and "Wonderful Town" are classic examples of shows that have weathered the test of time. Other revivals don't make it, however heartfelt the effort.
[ ATW ] Broadway and Beyond: Focus On the Oregon Shakesepare Festival
XM Satellite Radio
[ ATW ] Broadway and Beyond:Lone Star State Sings with Musical Theatre Activity
XM Satellite Radio
News:
[ NYT ] Eileen Darby, 87, Photographer of Noted Broadway Shows, Dies by DOUGLAS MARTIN
Eileen Darby Lester helped immortalize theatrical productions with her pictures of more than 500 Broadway shows and stars.
[ B ] I Am My Own Wife Wins GLAAD Media Award
[ TM ] New York Musical Theatre Festival Set for September
[ NYP ] CINDY ADAMS
ABOUT 72 people graced Joel Grey's 72nd birthday lunch at Michael's.
Third item.
[ WP ] Backstage:'Living Out,' Leading the Way by Jane Horwitz
Round House's 2004-05 Season to Begin With Lisa Loomer Comedy
Plus an interview with Stephen Lang (second item).
[ BG ] Two new stages to give Huntington season a lift by Maureen Dezell
A world premiere by local playwright Melinda Lopez and a play by the acclaimed Latino comedy trio Culture Clash will inaugurate the Huntington Theatre Company's second stage, one of two new playhouses scheduled to open at the Boston Center for the Arts this fall.
[ P ] Wilson's Gem with Rashad, Burn This, Falsettos Fill New Huntington Season in Boston
[ P ] Today In Theatre History: APRIL 13
[ P ] Musical Reveals The Joys of Sex at Off Broadway's Variety Arts, April 13
[ P ] Be a Clown: Bill Irwin's Mr. Fox: A Rumination Conjures Forgotten American Actor
[ P ] Spalding Gray Remembered at New York Memorial April 13
[ P ] Tammy Grimes Invited to Buffet of Words, Tasting Memories, With Harris, Bosco and More, Off-Bway
[ P ] Nefertiti the Musical Unearthed, Dusted Off and Made-Over for Chicago Staging, April 16-May 1
[ P ] Musicians Ready to Rally Against Use of "Virtual Orchestra" Machine Off-Broadway
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Monday, April 12, 2004
[ DN ] Rush & Malloy
One of Hollywood's most beautiful couples is calling it quits. A rep for John Stamos and Rebecca Romijn-Stamos confirms to us that they're separating after five years of marriage.
posted at 4/12/2004 05:42:56 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link
Features:
[ B ] Fresh Face: Omar Metwally by Lara De Meo
News:
[ P ] Richard Brinsley Sheridan's Mother Gets a Reading Off-Broadway May 1
[ P ] Like Oh My God!, New Satiric Musical Set in High School, Gets Reading April 18
[ P ] Baldwin, Lane, Kline, Stitch Remember Isabelle Stevenson April 19
[ P ] Off-Broadway, Golf: The Musical Is a Memory, But Regional Life Expected
[ P ] Six of One, the Musical, Gets NYC Reading April 12, With Speros, Bodle
posted at 4/12/2004 04:14:28 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link
Features:
[ TIME ] In the Cross Hairs by RICHARD ZOGLIN
Once king of the musical, Sondheim hasn't had a hit in years. Can a dark show restore his mojo?
Thanks to Eyebrows on All That Chat for the link!
[ P ] Assassins Shooting Gallery, Part IV: Barbour as Czolgosz and O'Hare as Guiteau
[ TM ] All Over the Map by: Dan Bacalzo
Things of Dry Hours in Pittsburgh, Safe in Hell in Costa Mesa, and Last Rites in Boston
Reviews:
[ B ] DVDs: Flash, Bang, Wallop! by Ken Mandelbaum
HALF A SIXPENCE (Paramount)
[ TM ] Intimate Apparel
Reviewed By: David Finkle
News:
[ P ] Silent Laughter Goes Silent at Lamb's Theatre
The decision to close came at the last minute, and no official announcement was made prior to the final performance.
[ P ] Andrea McArdle Is Rose in Gypsy, June 15-20
I feel old.
[ B ] Ashe, Haig and Lee Join Cast of Mary Poppins
[ B ] Krakowski is Grammer's Ghost in Christmas Carol
[ P ] The Boy From Oz Shifts Schedule So Star Hugh Jackman Can Host Tony Awards
[ P ] Might as Well Live: In What Fresh Hell Is This?, Stars Celebrate Salty Parker to Benefit Drama Dept.
[ P ] Andrea Martin Is Serafina in The Rose Tattoo at Boston's Huntington, May 14-June 13
[ P ] Musical of Musicals to Return Off-Broadway for Limited Run
[ P ] Leonard Reed, Vaudevillian Who Shim Sham Shimmied, Dead at 97
[ P ] Angels in America's Stephen Spinella Part of "Connie and Carla" Film
[ P ] Tony Winner Jane Krakowski Takes NBC "Christmas Carol" Musical to Past
[ P ] Anderson, Asher and Belfry Take Part in My Queer Youth Concert
[ P ] Raisin's Rashad to Host Inspirational Voices Benefit with McElroy, Porter, Espinosa and Lenox
[ P ] London Mary Poppins Musical Finds Its Bert
[ P ] Mitchell, Bernhard, Cho and Cumming Take Part in WEDrock Benefit April 28
[ P ] Carmello, Pawk, Testa and Murney Sing LaChiusa's Songs May 17
posted at 4/12/2004 01:42:34 PM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link
Features:
[ USA ] 'Assassins' returns, in a roundabout way by Elysa Gardner
Alexander and Paul Gemignani.
[ TM ] Peter Filichia's Diary
Filichia visits St. Louis and brings back news of theater that he found in the Gateway to the West.
News:
[ R ] Krakowski Haunts NBC's 'Christmas' by Nellie Andreeva
Tony winner Jane Krakowski has joined the cast of NBC's "A Christmas Carol," a musical based on the stage production at New York's Madison Square Garden.
[ NYP ] CINDY ADAMS
THE LATEST STAGE IN P. DIDDY'S LIFE
Interview.
[ NYP ] PAGE SIX
"HEDWIG and the Angry Inch" star John Cameron Mitchell just might be presiding over some gay marriages at his "Wed Rock" party April 28 at Crobar.
[ P ] Today In Theatre History: APRIL 12
[ P ] McArdle, Fuller, Cariou, Lewis and Kudisch Salute Composer Strouse April 12
[ P ] Millie's Christian Borle is Snoopy! April 12 at Symphony Space
[ P ] Women of Tennessee Symposium Kicks Off Tennessee Williams Explored April 12
[ P ] Martin Moran Goes from Boy to Man as The Tricky Part Opens Off-Broadway, April 12
[ P ] Bitter-Sweet Caroline: Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori's New Musical Begins on Bway
[ P ] John Rubenstein Stars in Elmer Rice's Counsellor-at-Law, May 6
"Intimate Apparel" - Reviews:
[ NYP ] 'INTIMATE APPAREL' A FITTING DRAMA by DONALD LYONS
VIOLA Davis reminds us why theater exists - as does "Intimate Apparel," the wonderful new play by Lynn Nottage at the Laura Pels Theatre.
[ Y ] 'Apparel' Inaugurates Roundabout Space by JUSTIN GLANVILLE, Associated Press Writer
The entire cast is good, but Davis is never less than transfixing.
[ NYT ] THEATER REVIEW | 'INTIMATE APPAREL'
Hungry Hearts, Avid Dreams in Crazy Quilt of Old New York by MARGO JEFFERSON
Despite Lynn Nottage's novel approach to putting history on stage and Viola Davis's strong acting, the play at the Laura Pels Theater lags.
[ NJ ] Priceless acting stashed in timeworn plot BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
[ B ] Intimate Apparel
Review by Eric Grode
[ NYer ] UNNATURAL HISTORY by JOHN LAHR
Studies in psychology and slickness.
Initmate Apparel, Match.
Other Reviews:
[ TB ] The Appeal
Review by Matthew Murray
[ ND ] Melancholy with a cackle BY BLAKE GREEN
Patti LuPone leavens her songs with warmth and humor
[ CT ] BOOK REVIEW
'Shakespeare's Songbook' charming by Michael Pakenham
"Shakespeare's Songbook" (Norton, 496 pages, $39.95, including audio CD) contains lyrics and melodies of more than 160 songs, commentary on the songs, plus a recording of more than half of them by established early-music performers. The idea itself is delightful, and the result more than fulfills that promise.
posted at 4/12/2004 07:51:42 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link
Sunday, April 11, 2004
Features:
[ P ] CHANNELING THEATRE: Ziemba and Luker Chat About �Law & Order�
[ TS ] Broadway dreams by RICHARD OUZOUNIAN
Canadians make up a third of the company of the new musical Bombay Dreams
[ BSUN ] Tennessee Williams' complicated women by J. Wynn Rousuck
Kennedy Center festival celebrates playwright who wrote memorable, challenging roles
Interviews with Mary Stuart Masterson, Patricia Clarkson, Rosemary Harris and Zoe Caldwell.
[ ND ] A volatile subject rises up onstage BY BLAKE GREEN
Three playwrights - 2 Jews and a Palestinian - put a human face on the conflict between their people
[ Y ] Crix nixed in 'Caroline' pitch by Robert Hofler
Can you successfully sell a Broadway musical as a cause?
The many producers of "Caroline, or Change" are about to find out.
[ NYT ] OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
Saint-Exup�ry Lands at Last by STACY SCHIFF
Antoine de Saint-Exup�ry's exit seems custom-made, a meteoric fall at the end of a star-chasing life.
Thanks to American Theater Web for the following features!
[ ATW ] ATW Clippings for The 28th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays
Dozens of articles about the festival.
[ OS ] A fitting outlet for storyteller's voice by Elizabeth Maupin
Lynn Nottage grew up in her mother's and grandmother's kitchens -- not because of the meals that were served there, but because of the stories that were told.
[ CCT ] Food goes center stage off-Broadway by Cameron Bloch
News:
[ Y ] 'Poppins' has her Bert
LONDON -- Gavin Lee, the spindly British performer from such briefly glimpsed West End musicals as "A Saint She Ain't" and "Peggy Sue Got Married," has been tapped to play Bert in "Mary Poppins," a show whose longevity is all but assured.
[ Y ] B.O. even; S.F. 'Lion' tops
Road grosses went up a slight 0.2% to $13,996,322 during Week 45 (March 29-April 4).
[ P ] Today In Theatre History: APRIL 11
[ P ] Carol Channing and Glen Roven Reteam for Autobiographical Show April 11 and 12
[ P ] Scott Alan Tunes Celebrated April 11 at the Duplex
[ P ] Intimate Apparel Opens at New Off-Broadway Roundabout Home, April 11
[ P ] Bombay Dreams Creators and Songs on "Radio Playbill" April 12-25
[ P ] Arena Stage Unearths Treadwell's Intimations for 2004-05; Hallelujah, Baby!, Cruz, Hwang and Wilde Slated
posted at 4/11/2004 10:45:12 AM by Tim Dunleavy | Item Link
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2007-08
Broadway Season
June 28 - Old Acquaintance (AA)
July 10 - Xanadu (Hayes) [Robert Ahrens, Dan Vickery, Tara Smith/B. Swibel and Sarah Murchison/Dale Smith]
Aug 19 - Grease (Atkinson)
Oct 4 - Mauritius (Biltmore) [MTC]
Oct 11 - The Ritz (54)
Oct 18 - Pygmalion (AA)
Oct 25 - A Bronx Tale (Kerr)
Nov 1 - Cyrano de Bergerac (Rodgers)
Nov 4 - Rock 'N' Roll (Jacobs)
Nov 8 - Young Frankenstein (Hilton)
Nov 9 - Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (St. James)
Nov 10: Local One Strike Begins
Nov 28: Local One Strike Ends
Dec 2 - Cymbeline (Beaumont)
Dec 3 - The Farnsworth Invention (Music Box) [Dodger Properties with Steven Spielberg, Dan Cap Productions, Fred Zollo, Latitude Link and the Pelican Group]
Dec 4 - August: Osage County (Imperial) [Jeffrey Richards, Jean Doumanian, Steve Traxler, Jerry Frankel, Steppenwolf]
Dec 6 - The Seafarer (Booth)
Dec 9 - Is He Dead? (Lyceum)
Dec 16 - The Homecoming (Cort) [Richards, Frankel]
Jan 10 - The Little Mermaid (Lunt)
Jan 15 - The 39 Steps (AA)
Jan 17 - November (Barrymore)
Jan 24 - Come Back, Little Sheba (Biltmore)
Feb 21 - Sunday In The Park With George (54)
Feb 28 - Passing Strange (Belasco)
Mar 6 - Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Broadhurst) [Stephen C. Byrd]
Mar 9 - In The Heights (Rodgers)
Mar 27 - Gypsy (St. James)
Mar 29 - Macbeth (Lyceum)
Apr 3 - South Pacific (Beaumont)
Apr 17 - A Catered Affair (Kerr) [Jujamcyn Theaters, Jordan Roth, Harvey Entertainment / Ron Fierstein, Richie Jackson and Daryl Roth]
Apr 24 - Cry Baby (Marquis)
Apr 27 - The Country Girl (Jacobs)
Apr 30 - Thurgood (Booth)
May 1 - Les Liaisons Dangereuses (AA)
May 4 - Boeing-Boeing (Longacre)
May 7 - Top Girls (Biltmore)
TBA - Godspell
2008-09
Broadway Season
Oct 16 - Billy Elliot (Imperial)
Nov 08 - Dividing the Estate (a Shubert theater)
Dec 14 - Shrek: The Musical (Broadway) [DreamWorks]
Talked About
Not Scheduled Yet
TBA - 50 Words
TBA - Addams Family (Elephant Eye)
TBA - American Buffalo
TBA - An American Vaudeville [Farrell, Perloff]
TBA - The Beard of Avon [NYTW]
TBA - Being There [Permut]
TBA - Benny & Joon [MGM]
TBA - Billy Elliot
TBA - Brave New World [Rachunow]
TBA - Breath of Life [Fox]
TBA - Busker Alley [Margot Astrachan, Robert Blume, Kristine Lewis, Jamie Fox, Joanna Kerry & Heather Duke]
TBA - Broomhilda
TBA - Bye Bye Birdie [Niko]
TBA - Camille Claudel [Wildhorn]
TBA - Camelot
TBA - Carmen [Robin DeLevita and The Firm]
TBA - Catch Me If You Can
TBA - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon [Bob and Harvey Weinstein]
TBA - Cry Baby [Grazer, Gordon, McAllister, Epstein]
TBA - Designing Women [Alexis]
TBA - Don Juan DeMarco [New Line]
TBA - Dreamgirls [Creative Battery]
TBA - Duet
TBA - Equus
TBA - Ever After [Adam Epstein]
TBA - Fallen Angels (Shubert) [Kenwright]
TBA - Farragut North [Richards]
TBA - Father of the Bride
TBA - The Female Of The Species (TBA)
TBA - Fool For Love (AA) [Roundabout]
TBA - Girl Group Time Travelers
TBA - Golden Boy
TBA - Harmony [Guiles, Karslake, Smith, Fishman]
TBA - Hitchcock Blonde
TBA - The Importance Of Being Earnest
TBA - Jerry Springer: The Opera! [Thoday, McKeown]
TBA - Jesus Hopped The 'A' Train (Circle)
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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