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2,695 stories by "Gordon Cox"

West End Review: 'A Christmas Carol' with Jim Broadbent by Gordon Cox

Christmases past, present and future have one thing in common: Someone, somewhere will be staging Charles Dickens' seasonal favorite “A Christmas Carol.” It's that creaky over-fa…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:54pm on December 10, 2015

Sam Mendes Exits Broadway's 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' by Gordon Cox

Sam Mendes has withdrawn as the director of the incoming Broadway production of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” the musical that he directed in its premiere production in Lo…

SOURCE: Variety at 5:28pm on December 9, 2015

Off Broadway Review: 'Lazarus,' with Michael C. Hall and Music by David Bowie by Gordon Cox

“The Man Who Fell to Earth,” the 1976 Nicolas Roeg movie starring an impossibly young and beautiful David Bowie, was initially a 1963 novel by Walter Tevis.  In writing “…

SOURCE: Variety at 8:55pm on December 8, 2015

Off Broadway Review: 'Gigantic' by Gordon Cox

Under the far better title of “Fat Camp,” “Gigantic” won the Best of Fest Award at the 2009 New York Musical Theater Festival. The perky charms of this offbeat musica…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:52pm on December 7, 2015

L.A. Theater Review: 'Guy and Dolls,' Directed by Mary Zimmerman by Gordon Cox

In these days of tight budgets and straitened circumstances, theater artists coast to coast are scaling back reliable warhorses. The hope is always to find something new and true in well-wor…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:52pm on December 7, 2015

Broadway's 'School of Rock' Throws an Opening Night Rager by Gordon Cox

Kids and guitars and rock ‘n’ roll? That’s a slam dunk — just ask the enthusiastic crowd at the opening night of the Broadway version of “School of Rock.”…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:52pm on December 7, 2015

Broadway Box Office: High Marks for 'School of Rock' Raise High Hopes by Gordon Cox

“School of Rock” took a tumble at the Broadway box office last week — but nobody’s expecting the show to stay down for long. The new musical from Andrew Lloyd Webber …

SOURCE: Variety at 6:52pm on December 7, 2015

Broadway Review: 'School of Rock,' The Musical by Gordon Cox

Andrew Lloyd Webber unleashed his inner child to write the period rock for “School of Rock,” an exuberant feel-good musical based on the beloved 2003 movie starring Jack Black as…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:42pm on December 6, 2015

London Theater Review: Sheridan Smith in 'Funny Girl' by Gordon Cox

When Fanny Brice's boss tries to make a joke of her dowdy looks, dolling her up as a deluded bride convinced of her beauty, his comic star takes him to task. "They're supposed to laugh…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:08am on December 4, 2015

Broadway's First Actress in a Wheelchair Wants to Recreate That Kylie Jenner Photoshoot by Gordon Cox

Like most of the Internet, Ali Stroker, a cast member in the Deaf West Theater revival of “Spring Awakening,” had a strong reaction to Kylie Jenner’s controversial ph…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:07am on December 4, 2015

Off Broadway Review: 'Invisible Thread' by Gordon Cox

In 2005, an actor named Griffin Matthews volunteered to work at an orphanage in Uganda and returned home to start his own charitable organization. The writer-performer drew on that episod…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:27am on December 3, 2015

'Waitress' Musical Serves Up Broadway's First All-Female Creative Team by Gordon Cox

With the addition of choreographer Lorin Latarro, the incoming musical “Waitress” has put together what’s being touted as Broadway’s first all-female creative team. L…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:49pm on December 1, 2015

'Hamilton' Creator Wrote Music for 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' by Gordon Cox

You’d think Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator and star of Broadway hypemagnet “Hamilton,” would have hit peak pop-culture saturation by now, but then he had to go and top …

SOURCE: Variety at 6:49pm on December 1, 2015

Helen Mirren Takes Dig at Donald Trump in Funny, Heartfelt Gotham Awards Speech by Gordon Cox

Helen Mirren spiced up the 2015 Gotham Awards ceremony with an acceptance speech that ranged from bawdy to funny to serious, getting in a dig at Donald Trump while she was at it. She slipped…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:49pm on December 1, 2015

Off Broadway Review: Steven Sater and Burt Bacharach's 'New York Animals' by Gordon Cox

Four hard-working actors, ably assisted by a resourceful costumer and a nimble props master, make a mighty effort to play the 20-plus characters in “New York Animals.” Steven …

SOURCE: Variety at 6:48pm on December 1, 2015

Broadway Box Office: Thanksgiving Attendance Hits New High by Gordon Cox

The holiday bounty on Broadway last week included a new Thanksgiving attendance record, with close to 290,000 theatergoers adding up to the best-attended Turkey Day week ever recorded.…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:21pm on November 30, 2015

London Theater Review: Caryl Churchill's 'Here We Go' by Gordon Cox

Routinely described as Britain's greatest living playwright — arguably in a job-share with Tom Stoppard — Caryl Churchill can do in a 45-minute triptych what most writers take th…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:21pm on November 30, 2015

London Theater Review: 'Ben Hur,' the Stage Spoof by Gordon Cox

Playwright Patrick Barlow had a big, surprise hit with his stage version of “The 39 Steps,” racking up nine years in the West End and two more on Broadway, gleefully sending up i…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:21pm on November 30, 2015

'The Walking Dead Experience': Behind Its Secret Avant-Garde Theater Credentials by Gordon Cox

Does getting chased by zombies feel any less terrifying if the undead have experimental theater credits? Probably not. But even if most theater people might not have "The Walking Dead Experi…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:26pm on November 25, 2015

London Theater Review: Wallace Shawn's 'Evening at the Talk House' by Gordon Cox

Wallace Shawn is up to his old tricks again: pricking the conscience of right-on, left-leaning theatergoers. No one does that better than this impish, idiosyncratic polymath, who, at 72, sti…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:26pm on November 25, 2015

Acclaimed Play 'The Humans' Sets Broadway Dates by Gordon Cox

“The Humans,” the Stephen Karam play that won raves in its current Off Broadway run, has locked in dates for its anticipated Broadway transfer, starting performances in January a…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:26pm on November 25, 2015

'Friday Night Lights' Musical to Tackle L.A. in 2016 by Gordon Cox

The team that brought L.A. audiences “Cruel Intentions: The Musical” and “The Unauthorized O.C. Musical” is at it again, lining up “The Unauthorized ‘Frid…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:26pm on November 25, 2015

Alec Baldwin, Ellen Barkin and Laurence Fishburne to Read Arthur Miller on Broadway by Gordon Cox

Add more Arthur Miller to the Broadway slate: The Arthur Miller Foundation will celebrate the centennial of the playwright’s birth with a starry benefit featuring Alec Baldwin, Ellen B…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:26pm on November 25, 2015

Broadway's 'Lion King,' 'School of Rock' Turn to Virtual Reality to Boost Ticket Sales by Gordon Cox

Old-fashioned Broadway is embracing newfangled virtual reality, in the hopes that the fashionable 3D-imaging technique will add up to real-life ticket sales. Last week, "The Lion King" relea…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:26pm on November 25, 2015

Tony Awards Move Back to the Beacon Theater for 2016 by Gordon Cox

The Tony Awards have set dates and switched venues for their 2016 edition, returning to the Beacon Theater on Manhattan’s Upper West Side for a ceremony that will air live on CBS June …

SOURCE: Variety at 11:53am on November 24, 2015
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