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106 stories by "Linda Buchwald"

A Playwright Keeps It "Really Really" Ambiguous by Linda Buchwald

Paul Downs Colaizzo invites arguments at MCC Theater In Really Really, a wild party leads to a damaging rumor that tests the loyalties and friendships of a group of college friends. The even…

SOURCE: TDF at 1:23pm on February 19, 2013

Who Takes Care of Broadway's Kids? by Linda Buchwald

Inside the world of a professional child guardian This season, Broadway is practically a kiddie convention. There are currently eight Rialto shows featuring child actors, including Annie, Th…

SOURCE: TDF at 10:59am on January 17, 2013

Reworking "Working" by Linda Buchwald

The 1970s docu-musical gets updated for the 21st century Can a musical about jobs in the 1970s seem relevant today? Ask director Gordon Greenberg, who’s staging a new version of Workin…

SOURCE: TDF at 2:09pm on December 21, 2012

Making "A Christmas Story" a Musical by Linda Buchwald

How composers Pasek and Paul set the classic film to music As they were becoming rising stars of the musical theatre, composing team Benj Pasek and Justin Paul were told that to learn about …

SOURCE: TDF at 12:48pm on November 19, 2012

Writing on the Paper of Hip Hop by Linda Buchwald

How beatboxers, actors, dancers, choreographers, and composers are collaborating on an ambitious new hip hop play — How do seven people collaborate on a play and end up with a cohesive…

SOURCE: TDF at 11:11am on October 26, 2012

So Many Sondheim Songs, But Just One Character by Linda Buchwald

How actors find a story in the Sondheim revue “Marry Me a Little”   Welcome to Building Character, TDF Stages’ ongoing look at actors and how they create their roles W…

SOURCE: TDF at 12:26pm on September 24, 2012

The Clothes Mock the Man by Linda Buchwald

Behind the parody costumes in Forbidden Broadway Jenny Lee Stern, in a beaded two-piece pantsuit and green scarf, channels Judy Garland while singing “You Made Me Love You.” Exce…

SOURCE: TDF at 12:43pm on August 22, 2012

On The Fringe, All Alone by Linda Buchwald

The World of Solo Shows at FringeNYC Solo shows are an excellent fit for the New York International Fringe Festival. They can be cheap and easy to produce—there’s only one cast m…

SOURCE: TDF at 10:36am on August 13, 2012

Tony Winner John Gallagher Jr. Stars in HBO's 'The Newsroom' by Linda Buchwald

The seasoned theater actor spends his time as senior producer Jim Harper in HBO’s "The Newsroom."

SOURCE: Backstage at 6:11am on July 23, 2012

The Heart of a "Dogfight" by Linda Buchwald

Lindsay Mendez and Derek Klena find love in a spiky new musical At a crucial point in the new musical Dogfight, now at Second Stage Theatre, shy waitress Rose Fenny and Marine Eddie Birdlace…

SOURCE: TDF at 11:01am on July 6, 2012

'Tribes' Star Susan Pourfar Learns New Skills for Her Role by Linda Buchwald

Pourfar plays Sylvia in "Tribes," and for the part, she needed to speak with a British accent, plus learn American Sign Language and the piano.

SOURCE: Backstage at 5:00am on June 29, 2012

How Do You Pot "Harry Potter"? by Linda Buchwald

All 7 Harry Potter novels get staged in 70 minutes In paperback, the 7 Harry Potter novels have 4,167 pages, and those pages contain dozens of stories and hundreds of characters. But if you …

SOURCE: TDF at 12:15pm on June 12, 2012

How Poets and Strippers Sing by Linda Buchwald

Gabriel Kahane creates musical languages for famous names in “February House” Composer Gabriel Kahane has spent most of his career in pop and opera, and he was never a fan of mus…

SOURCE: TDF at 12:31pm on May 21, 2012

Building Character: Michael Cerveris by Linda Buchwald

The actor becomes Perón in Broadway’s “Evita” Welcome to Building Character, TDF’s ongoing series about actors and how they create their roles Michael Cerveris has…

SOURCE: TDF at 4:07pm on April 4, 2012

Building Character: Finn Wittrock by Linda Buchwald

The actor gets “Happy” in Broadway’s Death of a Salesman — Welcome to Building Character, TDF Stages‘ ongoing series about actors and how they create their role…

SOURCE: TDF at 11:25am on February 27, 2012

Opera Star, Broadway Star, But Always In "Porgy" by Linda Buchwald

Once again, Phillip Boykin stars in “Porgy and Bess” At the curtain call of a recent preview of The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, actor Phillip Boykin gave a dainty curtsy. Th…

SOURCE: TDF at 12:36pm on January 9, 2012

Projecting "The Blue Flower" by Linda Buchwald

Inside the new musical’s daring projection design The Blue Flower is not just a musical—it’s a collage. “The music and the words and the images and the stage movement…

SOURCE: TDF at 10:47am on November 18, 2011

"Burning" for the New Group by Linda Buchwald

Provocative playwright Thomas Bradshaw makes his Off-Broadway debut Thomas Bradshaw’s plays always get a reaction. He doesn’t shy away from taboo subjects like incest, rape, raci…

SOURCE: TDF at 12:32pm on November 7, 2011

Keen on "Lemon Sky" by Linda Buchwald

A new production honors the late Lanford Wilson When Carl Forsman, artistic director of Keen Company, was about 11 years old, his parents took him to see his first Broadway show— Lanfo…

SOURCE: TDF at 11:58am on October 11, 2011

The Story of "Motherhood" by Linda Buchwald

How director Lisa Peterson molds the pieces of “Motherhood Out Loud” Motherhood Out Loud sounds simple enough: It’s a series of vignettes about the highs and lows of being …

SOURCE: TDF at 10:52am on October 4, 2011

The Show Goes On (One Night a Week) by Linda Buchwald

How Off Broadway shows are thriving with limited performances Ed Gaynes manages the St. Luke’s Theatre, currently shared by five shows, and the Actors Temple Theatre, currently shared …

SOURCE: TDF at 1:30pm on August 17, 2011

"Rent" Returns by Linda Buchwald

  Director Michael Grief revisits the musical for its New York revival When Rent opened in 1996, AIDS was very much in the public eye. Time magazine’s “Person of the Year…

SOURCE: TDF at 1:20pm on July 26, 2011

"Death" Finally Takes A Holiday by Linda Buchwald

  After 14 years, “Death Takes a Holiday” hits the stage Shortly after the musical Titanic opened on Broadway in 1997, its composer-lyricist Maury Yeston and bookwriter Pete…

SOURCE: TDF at 11:33am on June 29, 2011

The "Intelligent" Composer's Guide To Scoring A Play by Linda Buchwald

Michael Friedman writes music for Tony Kushner's latest epic. Michael Friedman has composed several major musicals, including Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and Saved, but that’s only ha…

SOURCE: TDF at 11:52am on May 6, 2011

A Chorus Girl's Life by Linda Buchwald

Lisa Gajda and the hard-working ensemble of Catch Me If You Can — Lisa Gajda is constantly changing costumes. In the new Broadway musical Catch Me if You Can, she plays everything from…

SOURCE: TDF at 1:08pm on April 25, 2011
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