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5,771 stories by "JONATHAN MANDELL"

Theater To See This Weekend: From Fame Musical to the Belarus Revolution to Vanessa Williams/Renee Fleming Concert by Jonathan Mandell

Among the many shows opening this weekend are five that especially intrigue. For more, check out my September calendar of openings And the weekend is a good time to catch up on theater that …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 2:17pm on September 25, 2020

Book Review. Pulling Harvey Out of Her Hat: The Amazing Story of Mary Coyle Chase by Jonathan Mandell

Mary Chase wrote fourteen published plays, six of which ran on Broadway, including "Harvey," about an amiable lush and his invisible rabbit pal, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, is…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 2:11pm on September 24, 2020

Season Announcements from Ars Nova, Bushwick Starr, Red Bull and W.P. Theater by Jonathan Mandell

A look at" Black and Desi encounters" in the wake of Kamala Harris; an investigation of  "Othello" through the issues of 2020, a "concert cabaret requiem" for those we have lost " these a…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 9:11am on September 23, 2020

The 51st State Review. 11 in DC Confront American Democracy by Jonathan Mandell

The death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg two days after Arena Stage debuted its hour-long "docudrama" online (watch below) gave new urgency to the argument for D.C. statehood. Directed by Molly Smit…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 2:06pm on September 22, 2020

Broadway at the Emmys. #Stageworthy News of the Week by Jonathan Mandell

Father-daughter Ron Cephas Jones and Jasmine Cephas Jones were among the several Broadway veterans to win trophies at the 72nd annual (and first socially distanced) Emmys, including Uzo Adub…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:58am on September 21, 2020

Theater Blog Roundup: New Yorkers…Pivot. Londoners Experience Socially Distanced Theater. by Jonathan Mandell

British bloggers this month swoon over the series of new live, in-person, "socially distanced" theater, "It was wonderful and strange and made me realise how the pandemic has changed the exp…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 1:24pm on September 20, 2020

Ruth Bader Ginsberg Loved The Arts. Artists Respond to Her Death With Love, Fear, Anger and Action by Jonathan Mandell

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, who died yesterday at age 87, was a life-long lover of the arts, including theater. Her mother introduced her to  the Brooklyn Academy of Music which was…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 1:39pm on September 19, 2020

Watch Bulrusher and Read My Review. An Affectionate Folktale about Racism, Sexism and Homophobia by Jonathan Mandell

Watch Bulrusher below written and directed by Eisa Davis through September 20, starring Edmund Donovan, Sydney Elisabeth, André Holland, Tanis Parenteau, Corey Stoll. Kara Young  It feel…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 6:02pm on September 18, 2020

This Is Not My Memoir Review. Theater director André Gregory's improbable life and art by Jonathan Mandell

When André Gregory was young, he tells us, his mother had an affair with movie star Errol Flynn. When he was younger, his parents served him caviar so excessively that he was hospitalized f…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 11:51pm on September 17, 2020

Theater Opening Today: Homages to Shirley Chisholm, Greek Tragedy about Covid, a Musical about a Transgender Superhero, a Play about Incels by Jonathan Mandell

Today is a Wednesday so full of theater openings  that it signals a Fall season, albeit an unconventional one,  is in full swing. Theater of War for front-line medical providers Theate…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:09am on September 16, 2020

The Black Emperor of Broadway. Charles Gilpin, Eugene O'Neill's Great Forgotten Actor by Jonathan Mandell

In 1920, Eugene O'Neill turned a Black actor into a star by casting him as the lead in his play "The Emperor Jones" " and then fired him for having changed the script during performances to …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:27am on September 15, 2020

Miscast Review. A Dozen Broadway Stars Sing Inappropriately by Jonathan Mandell

Joshua Henry, who is the theater world's most unlikely Annie, sang "Tomorrow" ("The sun will come out tomorrow…") at Miscast, followed by Heather Headley singing "Endless Night" from the L…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 7:03pm on September 14, 2020

Watch #Miscast20 and read my review by Jonathan Mandell

Joshua Henry, who is the theater world's most unlikely Annie, sang "Tomorrow" ("The sun will come out tomorrow…") at Miscast, followed by Heather Headley singing "Endless Night" from the L…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 2:06pm on September 14, 2020

After Six Months, What? #Stageworthy News of the Week by Jonathan Mandell

To mark the six months of Broadway's shutdown this past weekend, we could look back, as I did " The Best Theater in Six Months of No Theater " or we could compile suggestions for a change…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:02am on September 14, 2020

X is for Xavier Rubiano, a Broadway casting director who likes Miscast by Jonathan Mandell

Casting director Xavier Rubiano loves attending "Miscast," the annual concert produced by MCC Theater in which Broadway stars perform songs in roles for which they would never be cast. Eva N…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:22am on September 13, 2020

The Best Theater in Six Months of No Theater by Jonathan Mandell

I went to the theater in New York for the last time the day after they shut down Broadway on March 12th, six months ago today. My theatergoing on Friday the 13th Off-Off Broadway (which was …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 5:42pm on September 12, 2020

Theater to See This Weekend September 12-13: From Bette to BD to Baby Jessica by Jonathan Mandell

Exactly six months after Broadway was shut down, there is LIVE, in-person theater to go to today " although it's quite far from Broadway, or from conventional theater. And there's plenty …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 11:54am on September 12, 2020

Review: Incidental Moments of the Day: The Apple Family Finally Talks About Race by Jonathan Mandell

Things are looking up for the Apple family, but not for me, as the characters talk to one another on a Zoom call yet again. Richard Nelson's third play in four months about the same set of c…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 7:48pm on September 11, 2020

Watch Incidental Moments of the Day and Read My Review: The Apples Finally Talk About Race by Jonathan Mandell

Things are looking up for the Apple family, but not for me, as the characters talk to one another on a Zoom call yet again. Richard Nelson's third play in four months about the same set of c…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 6:41pm on September 11, 2020

Paul Rudnick On Coastal Elites, Trash-Tweeting Ivanka, and How Bette Midler and Theater Give Him Hope by Jonathan Mandell

You're getting attention for "Coastal Elites," which was supposed to be a play at the Public Theater, but launches as a film on HBO September 12th, starring Bette Midler, Kaitlyn Dever, Dan …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 1:25am on September 11, 2020

Lynn Nottage on Theatre for One, and theater for many, and keeping busy during COVID by Jonathan Mandell

Lynn Nottage, two-time Pulitzer Prize winning playwright (Ruined, Sweat), was put on the waitlist to see Theatre for One's "Here We Are"; ;that should give you a sense of its popularity. Not…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 3:29pm on September 9, 2020

The Fall Season. Nick Cordero Tribute. #ArtsWorkersUnite #Stageworthy News by Jonathan Mandell

Week in Reviews. Week in Theater News. Week in Theater Videos. #Stageworthy News of the Week. The Fall season has officially begun, but the theater season is shaping up as the most unusual, …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:41am on September 8, 2020

Z is for Zero Mostel on Broadway. by Jonathan Mandell

Samuel Mostel supposedly got his nickname from his mother; if he didn't do better in school, he would amount to a zero. He did do better " an A student, a linguist who spoke four languages, …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 7:05pm on September 7, 2020

Labor Day and the Pandemic: Will there now be more theater about workers and working? by Jonathan Mandell

On past Labor Days, I've asked: Where are the American plays about unions, or workers, or even just workplaces? But now that "arts workers" have turned Labor Day into an #ArtsWorkersUnite…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 11:49am on September 7, 2020

Taking Action to Save the Arts: Turning from playwriting to bill writing by Jonathan Mandell

Matthew-Lee Erlbach first realized he would become an actor and a playwright when he saw "True West" on Broadway at age 14 " "It was like gods performing rituals to mortals," he says. It too…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 5:27pm on September 6, 2020
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