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7,872 results for "Outer Critics Circle"

What Did Critics Think of Indecent on Broadway? by Playbill Staff

Paula Vogel’s play with music officially opens at the Cort Theatre following an acclaimed Off-Broadway run last year.

SOURCE: Playbill at 7:04pm on April 18, 2017

O'Neill Critics Insitute and AT Create Opening for Diverse Writers by American Theatre Editors

TCG's Rising Leaders of Color Program is seeking arts journalists of color for a fellowship with American Theatre and the Eugene O'Neill Critics Institute.

SOURCE: American Theatre at 12:21pm on April 18, 2017

Review Round-Ups: Did Groundhog Day have Broadway critics repeating each other?

After premiering at the Old Vic last year, Tim Minchin's Olivier Award-winning musical has transferred to New York

SOURCE: WhatsOnStage at 10:24am on April 18, 2017

What Do Critics Think of Groundhog Day on Broadway? by Ryan McPhee

The new musical, starring Andy Karl, opened April 17.

SOURCE: Playbill at 6:44pm on April 17, 2017

'Groundhog Day' Star Andy Karl Is Injured During Critics' Preview, Halting Show by Jeremy Gerard

Andy Karl, the Olivier Award-winning star of Groundhog Day The Musical, was injured Friday night near the end of a critics’ preview of the show, bringing the curtain down at 10:20 P.M.…

SOURCE: Deadline at 12:32am on April 15, 2017

What Do Critics Think of Oslo on Broadway? by Olivia Clement

J.T. Rogers’ political drama opens April 13 at the Vivian Beaumont Theater.

SOURCE: Playbill at 8:14pm on April 13, 2017

Review Round-Ups: Did Alfie Boe and Katherine Jenkins send the critics to heaven in Carousel?

Jenkins makes her West End debut in this 'semi-staged' production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical

SOURCE: WhatsOnStage at 12:18pm on April 12, 2017

Best theatre shows: our critics' picks (April 11) by The Stage

As the Oliviers hysteria abates, our critics turn their eyes to the awards hopefuls of tomorrow. This week’s strongest contenders appear below…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 2:00am on April 11, 2017

The Need for Cultivating Theatre Critics of Color by [email protected] (adewunmi)

By Tanuja Jagernauth, Regina Victor. Tanuja Jagernauth and Regina Victor discuss the lack of theatre critics of color, and issues surrounding agency and consent for theatre artists of color.

SOURCE: HowlRound at 10:57am on April 7, 2017

What Did Broadway Critics Think of War Paint, with Patti LuPone and Christine Ebersole? by Playbill Staff

The new musical officially opened April 6 at the Nederlander Theatre. Read reviews here.

SOURCE: Playbill at 7:12pm on April 6, 2017

The Outer Space, Hate Actually, and Megan Mullally Coming to Joe's Pub by Robert Viagas

See theatre events scheduled at the NYC venue.

SOURCE: Playbill at 11:13am on April 6, 2017

What Did Critics Think of Gently Down the Stream? by Olivia Clement

Harvey Fierstein stars in the new play by Tony-nominated playwright Martin Sherman at the Public Theater Off-Broadway.

SOURCE: Playbill at 10:55am on April 6, 2017

Review Round-Ups: Did Damian Lewis get the critics' goat in The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?

Find out what the reviews were like for the revival of Edward Albee's play

SOURCE: WhatsOnStage at 8:12am on April 6, 2017

What Do Critics Think of Present Laughter on Broadway? by Olivia Clement

Noël Coward’s comedy is revived at the St. James Theatre starring Kevin Kline.

SOURCE: Playbill at 6:06pm on April 5, 2017

Review Round-Ups: Did 42nd Street get the critics' toes tapping?

Find out what the critics thought of the revival production

SOURCE: WhatsOnStage at 11:18am on April 5, 2017

Critics are raving about... 42nd Street

What have the critics had to say about 42nd STREET - not to mention Kate Middleton in a red dress (and Morgan Freeman in jeans) on the red carpet? Here's Terri Paddock's round-up of all key …

SOURCE: Stage Faves at 8:11am on April 5, 2017

Phil Willmott: It's time to consider a world without critics by Phil Willmott

Like anxious courtiers of the ailing Henry VIII, it may be judicious for us to anticipate future regimes. You see, a day

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 2:00am on April 5, 2017

'Amélie': Broadway critics say 'non' to new musical based on 2001 Oscar-nominated French film by David Buchanan

In 2001, the whimsical French film "Amélie" captivated audiences and earned five Oscar nominations, including Best Foreign Language Film. On April 3, a musical adaptation of the movie starr…

SOURCE: Gold Derby at 2:30pm on April 4, 2017

What Did Critics Think of Bobby Cannavale in The Hairy Ape? by Adam Hetrick

Directed by Olivier Award winner Richard Jones, the Eugene O’Neill revival opened March 30 at the Park Avenue Armory Drill Hall.

SOURCE: Playbill at 1:52pm on April 4, 2017

Inner Circle 2017: 'Trumped!' by Sandi Durell

  By Beatrice Williams-Rude The official title of the show is " Trumped! de Blasio to the rescue?" However, a case could be made for calling it "The Triumph of Gabe Pressman." Gabe, "th…

SOURCE: Theater Pizzazz at 10:19am on April 4, 2017

Best theatre shows: our critics' picks (April 4) by The Stage

With Easter still weeks away, Natasha Tripney and Mark Shenton are already giddily running around the garden at the prospect of stuffing

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 2:00am on April 4, 2017

Read What Critics Had to Say About Broadway's Amélie by Ryan McPhee

The musical, based on the film of the same name, is headlined by Phillipa Soo.

SOURCE: Playbill at 7:19pm on April 3, 2017

What Did Broadway Critics Think of The Play That Goes Wrong? by Playbill Staff

The Broadway transfer of the Olivier Award-winning comedy about an amateur murder mystery that goes hopelessly awry opened April 2.

SOURCE: Playbill at 8:43pm on April 2, 2017

Q&A photos and podcast: A return to Brechtian politics via The Caucasian Chalk Circle by Terri Paddock

What would Bertolt Brecht have made of Donald Trump? Brecht’s “epic theatre” was sparked by the rise of Nazism in 1930s Germany. Many pundits have likened the political per…

SOURCE: Terri Paddock at 12:25pm on March 31, 2017

THE CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE " Greenwich Theatre by Daniel Perks

A modern master of the 'play within in a play', Bertolt Brecht's epic theatre piece The Caucasian Chalk Circle is as relevant a political commentary today as it was in the 1940s.

SOURCE: mytheatremates.com at 11:30am on March 31, 2017
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