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2,695 stories by "Gordon Cox"

Longtime Broadway Publicist Michael Hartman to Shutter Eponymous Shingle by Gordon Cox

Broadway publicist Michael Hartman, a 20-year veteran of the industry, will shutter the Hartman Group, the agency he founded in 2009, at the end of the year, ankling the legit world entirely…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:34pm on December 2, 2013

Broadway Box Office: Gobbling Up Record Thanksgiving Sales by Gordon Cox

Broadway feasted on record box office totals last week as shows ranging from “Kinky Boots” to “Twelfth Night/Richard III” broke house records and “Pippin”…

SOURCE: Variety at 5:06pm on December 2, 2013

'Mothers and Sons' with Tyne Daly Locks Broadway Theater and Dates by Gordon Cox

Broadway’s spring lineup of plays continues to fall into place as Tyne Daly starrer “Mothers and Sons,” the latest outing to join a crowded slate, claims the Golden Thea…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:18pm on December 2, 2013

Angela Lansbury Follows 'Blithe Spirit' to the West End by Gordon Cox

Angela Lansbury will reprise her Tony-winning turn as dotty psychic Madame Arcati in Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" on the West End this spring. Lansbury first appeared in the comedy in the 2…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:41pm on November 29, 2013

Harvey Fierstein, Reeve Carney Fight AIDS With 'Carols for the Cure' CD by Gordon Cox

Broadway types really know how to get into the Christmas spirit. To wit, look no further than "Carols for a Cure." The enthusiasm of Main Stem casts has helped sustain 15 years of wassailing…

SOURCE: Variety at 11:00am on November 29, 2013

Broadway Drooling for its Annual Thanksgiving Feast by Gordon Cox

If the eyes of Broadway producers light up at the mention of the word "Thanksgiving," it's not because they like turkey so much. It's because every year the Main Stem rings in big-money sale…

SOURCE: Variety at 5:00pm on November 27, 2013

Bryan Cranston Sets February Start for His Broadway Bow in 'All the Way' by Gordon Cox

The Bryan Cranston-toplined production of “All the Way,” in which the “Breaking Bad” thesp will make his Broadway debut in the bio-play about Lyndon B. Johnson, has s…

SOURCE: Variety at 5:05pm on November 26, 2013

James Franco Locks in Broadway Debut in 'Of Mice and Men' by Gordon Cox

James Franco’s long-gestating Broadway bow in “Of Mice and Men” has at last set a theater and dates, with the thesp starring opposite Chris O’Dowd in a production set…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:00am on November 26, 2013

Broadway Box Office: 'Beautiful' Bows Ahead of Thanksgiving Bounty by Gordon Cox

Broadway had a single new addition to the lineup last week, and even if box office for "Beautiful" wasn't quite gorgeous, it was still a promising start for a tuner that looks to tap the sam…

SOURCE: Variety at 5:11pm on November 25, 2013

Broadway Review: 'No Man's Land/Waiting for Godot' by Gordon Cox

Trying to figure out a Pinter play is like pounding nails in your skull.  Trying to figure out a Beckett play is like using a drill.  But holding forth in a death-defying reperto…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:00pm on November 25, 2013

Amy Sherman-Palladino Joins Roundabout in Bringing 'Violet' to Broadway with Sutton Foster by Gordon Cox

TV creative Amy Sherman-Palladino is getting behind her “Bunheads” star, Sutton Foster, to join New York nonprofit Roundabout Theater Company and a team of commercial producers o…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:01am on November 25, 2013

Broadway Review: 'Shakespeare's Macbeth' by Gordon Cox

The play's not quite the thing in helmer Jack O'Brien's high-concept revival, a showcase for spectacular visual and acoustic effects.

SOURCE: Variety at 1:35pm on November 22, 2013

Disney Looks Beyond the Magic Kingdom for Broadway Prospects by Gordon Cox

As underscored by the recent movement on a couple of projects " including a developing stage version of "The Princess Bride" and a play adaptation of "Shakespeare in Love" gearing up for a 2…

SOURCE: Variety at 11:30am on November 22, 2013

Off Broadway Review: 'The Commons of Pensacola' by Gordon Cox

Amanda Peet's play about the wretched (and lightly disguised) family of Bernie Madoff may not realize its ambitions, but it's not half bad in the hands of a superb cast led by Blythe Danner …

SOURCE: Variety at 10:00pm on November 21, 2013

Denver Center Theater Sets Slate for 2014 New Play Summit by Gordon Cox

Denver Center Theater Company has set the majority of its slate for its 9th annual Colorado New Play Summit with a 2014 roster of readings that includes “Benediction,” the third …

SOURCE: Variety at 9:00am on November 19, 2013

Broadway Box Office: Unlikely Duo of Il Divo and Shakespeare Draw Crowds by Gordon Cox

Here's a sentence you never thought you'd read: The two hot tickets on Broadway last week were William Shakespeare and classical boy-band Il Divo. It seems unlikely enough that the Bard, muc…

SOURCE: Variety at 4:36pm on November 18, 2013

Regional Legit Review: 'Side Show' Directed by Bill Condon by Gordon Cox

Bill Condon has reworked "Side Show," the 1997 tuner succes d'estime " translation, floppo with cult status " into a handsome production that will follow its bow at the La Jolla Playho…

SOURCE: Variety at 2:30pm on November 18, 2013

Broadway Review: 'A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder' by Gordon Cox

How very daring " a witty musical about a serial killer that Stephen Sondheim didn’t write.   Fashioned from the ingeniously absurd plot of the novel that inspired the classic…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:30pm on November 17, 2013

Nonprofits Topple Commercial Titles at London's Evening Standard Awards by Gordon Cox

London's thriving not-for-profit houses again nudged out commercial competish to dominate the 59th Evening Standard Theater Awards at a glamorous ceremony held at the Savoy Hotel Nov. 17 and…

SOURCE: Variety at 3:45pm on November 17, 2013

West End Review: 'Mojo' by Gordon Cox

Mix two parts Tarantino with two parts Pinter and one part Mamet " for violence, actor-friendly dialogue and punch, respectively " and serve in 1950s gangland London. That's "Mojo," th…

SOURCE: Variety at 3:52pm on November 14, 2013

Disney Theatrical Gets Busy with 'Shakespeare in Love' and 'Newsies' by Gordon Cox

Disney Theatrical Prods. keeps loading more onto its plate, setting the creative team and West End theater for the upcoming premiere of its co-production of “Shakespeare in Love”…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:00pm on November 13, 2013

Broadway Producer Tom Viertel to Head Commercial Theater Institute by Gordon Cox

Broadway veteran Tom Viertel has been tapped to run the Commercial Theater Institute, the training program for commercial theater producers run by the Theater Development Fund (TDF) and the …

SOURCE: Variety at 3:30pm on November 12, 2013

Broadway Box Office: Billy Crystal Banks Sparkling Sales by Gordon Cox

Nearly ten years after his last Broadway stint, Billy Crystal’s status as a box office powerhouse remains undiminished: His solo outing “700 Sundays” raked in more than $1 …

SOURCE: Variety at 5:54pm on November 11, 2013

Disney Theatrical Developing 'The Princess Bride' for the Stage by Gordon Cox

Disney Theatrical Prods. has embarked on a stage adaptation of “The Princess Bride” in a deal shepherded by Alan Horn. With no creative team yet attached, it’s not yet been…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:50pm on November 11, 2013

Mark Rylance Gets Upstaged by His Dog at the 'Richard III/Twelfth Night' Opening by Gordon Cox

When your Broadway show is actually two plays, which one do you do for the official opening performance? You do 'em both, which is what they did for the Mark Rylance-led stagings of Shakespe…

SOURCE: Variety at 3:08am on November 11, 2013
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