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1,481 stories by "Matt Wolf"

Celinde Schoenmaker on Gifts from Sierra Boggess, a Community of Christines & 30 Years of London's Phantom by Matt Wolf

Dutch actress-singer Celinde Schoenmaker will mark West End history on October 10 when she appears as Christine Daae opposite Ben Forster as the Phantom in the 30th-anniversary performance o…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 4:10pm on October 7, 2016[SHARE]

Celinde Schoenmaker on Gifts from Sierra Boggess, a Community of Christines & Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of London's Phantom by Matt Wolf

Dutch actress-singer Celinde Schoenmaker will mark West End history on October 10 when she appears as Christine Daae opposite Ben Forster as the Phantom in the 30th-anniversary performance o…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 2:02pm on October 7, 2016[SHARE]

Theater Review: Review: 'Travesties' and Finding New Depth in Stoppard by Matt Wolf

Patrick Marber's revival of "Travesties" brings out passion in a rich text, and a revival of "The Libertine."

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 9:45am on October 7, 2016[SHARE]

The Bodyguard Star Ben Richards on Not Singing in a Musical & Why He Likes Being a Replacement by Matt Wolf

Ben Richards is a major TV name in Britain who has distinguished himself across a range of musicals, including Grease and Guys and Dolls to The Full Monty and Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 1:30pm on September 29, 2016[SHARE]

Gabriela Garcia on Meeting Lin-Manuel Miranda, Auditioning for Hamilton & Playing Nina in London's In the Heights by Matt Wolf

Gabriela Garcia has risen from ensemble player to the leading role of Nina in the much-acclaimed London production of In the Heights, the 2008 Tony-winning best musical now enjoying an exten…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 2:03pm on September 23, 2016[SHARE]

Theater Review: In Pinter's 'No Man's Land,' Actor-Knights Wield Their Words by Matt Wolf

Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart star in a new London production of the play at Wyndham's Theater.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 8:12am on September 22, 2016[SHARE]

Damien Molony on the Length of his Sideburns & the Thrill of Working with Stewart & McKellen in London's No Man's Land by Matt Wolf

The fall theater season in London gets off to a starry start with the opening at Wyndham’s Theatre of No Man’s Land, the 1975 Harold Pinter play starring the actor-knights Ian Mc…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 5:02pm on September 18, 2016[SHARE]

Heading to London This Fall? Here Are Five Hot New Shows to See! by Matt Wolf

Summer is slipping away, but that’s never a bad thing theatrically, especially in London where the fall brings with it an abundance of theater to make one drool. What follows are five …

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 12:16am on September 11, 2016[SHARE]

London Sunny Afternoon Star Oliver Hoare on Swinging from a Chandelier & Leaving a Note for Mark Rylance by Matt Wolf

Sunny Afternoon, the hit London show scored to the back catalog of iconic British rock group The Kinks, is entering its final months at the Harold Pinter Theatre. What better time, then, to …

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 11:30am on September 5, 2016[SHARE]

Simon Bailey on Visiting New Jersey, Joining Blockbuster Musicals and Playing Tommy DeVito in London's Jersey Boys by Matt Wolf

The Tony and Olivier Award-winning musical Jersey Boys has been running eight years in London, first at the Prince Edward and now the Piccadilly Theatre, and earlier this year welcomed a new…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 1:45pm on August 26, 2016[SHARE]

Theater Review: Rodgers and Hammerstein's 'Allegro' by Matt Wolf

A fascinating slice of esoterica at Southwark Playhouse, and a raucous knees-up at the National.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 7:19am on August 25, 2016[SHARE]

Alan Morrissey on Meeting Carole King, His Connection with Cynthia Erivo and Starring in the West End's Beautiful by Matt Wolf

Alan Morrissey is a well-known TV name in Britain from series like Holby City who has branched out of late into musicals. He co-starred opposite Tony winner Cynthia Erivo in I Can't Sing…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 1:03pm on August 22, 2016[SHARE]

Groundhog Day, Old Vic by Matt Wolf

The New York theatre is so consistently awash in "star is born" moments when one or another British actor crosses the Atlantic to copious praise that it's lovely for a change to be able to r…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 3:54am on August 17, 2016[SHARE]

Aladdin Star Trevor Dion Nicholas on Sympathy for Standbys, Friendship with Broadway's Genie & Loving London by Matt Wolf

The Disney musical Aladdin has hopped a magic carpet to London for what looks set to be a long run at the Prince Edward Theatre in a West End premiere that has made a star out of American pe…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 2:18pm on August 11, 2016[SHARE]

Review: 'Breakfast at Tiffany's,' 'The Plough and the Stars' and 'The Game's Afoot' by Matt Wolf

A revival, an Irish classic and an interactive whodunit on London stages.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 7:43am on August 11, 2016[SHARE]

Naomi Frederick on Comparisons to Margaret Thatcher & the Importance of Boots in London's Hobson's Choice by Matt Wolf

The 1916 Harold Brighouse play Hobson's Choice is an English theatrical warhorse, and its latest London run at the Vaudeville Theatre comes anchored by a commanding star turn from Naomi …

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 12:39pm on August 8, 2016[SHARE]

Yerma, Young Vic by Matt Wolf

Billie Piper vaults to the top rank of British theatre actresses with Yerma, Australian writer-director Simon Stone's rabidly free rewrite of Lorca's 1934 play that posits its young star as …

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 10:32pm on August 5, 2016[SHARE]

Young Chekhov, National Theatre by Matt Wolf

"Yes, from life," Nikolai Ivanov (Geoffrey Streatfeild) says in passing of a painting midway through the early Chekhov play that bears his name. But the phrase could serve as the abiding ach…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 8:11am on August 4, 2016[SHARE]

Review: 'Jesus Christ Superstar,' 'The Trial of Jane Fonda' and 'Now We Are Here' by Matt Wolf

Three plays in London explore suffering, then and now.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 3:26pm on August 1, 2016[SHARE]

1984's Andrew Gower on Coping with Rats, Big Brother & on Getting His Teeth Into Being Human by Matt Wolf

1984 is the London play that just won't quit and is now at the Playhouse Theatre for a third West End run, this time with an entirely new cast. Adapted from George Orwell's chilling …

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 4:54pm on July 28, 2016[SHARE]

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Palace Theatre by Matt Wolf

Harry Potter lives to see another day. The Hogwarts wizard has made his stage debut in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, a two-part play that pushes JK Rowling's world-beating franchise bey…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 7:25pm on July 25, 2016[SHARE]

London Curious Incident Star Joseph Ayre on Meeting Alex Sharp, Playing a Teen & Beating His Alternate by Matt Wolf

Joseph Ayre only recently graduated from drama school and has already landed the leading role of Christopher, the mathematically gifted, socially challenged 15-year-old at the bruising heart…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 2:49pm on July 21, 2016[SHARE]

Into the Woods, Menier Chocolate Factory by Matt Wolf

"Children will listen," or so goes a lyric to one of the most heart-rending numbers in Into the Woods, the Stephen Sondheim/James Lapine musical that seems rarely to be long-absent from the …

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 5:27am on July 14, 2016[SHARE]

Linzi Hateley on 'Traumatic' Carrie Memories, Not Vacationing in Greece & Returning to the West End in Mamma Mia! by Matt Wolf

Linzi Hateley will be forever remembered for playing the title role in the musical Carrie in Stratford and on Broadway when she was still a teenager. Now 45 she is legging it in Lycra once a…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 1:02am on July 14, 2016[SHARE]

Review: 'Comedy About a Bank Robbery'; 'No Villain'; 'It Is Easy to Be Dead' by Matt Wolf

On the London stage, heist-related hilarity, a young Arthur Miller and a requiem for a poet.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 5:56pm on July 3, 2016[SHARE]
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