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Broadway hits ready to take Boston by storm by Inside Track, Inside Track

Meggie Candler belts out a song from "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" at the Broadway In Boston 2015- 1016 Season Announcement last night.Eight productions, including 'Beautiful,' 'Matil…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 12:00am on March 3, 2015

Kevin Spacey to pick up special honor at London's Olivier Awards by Gordon Cox

Kevin Spacey will be presented with a special award at the 2015 Olivier Awards, the London equivalent of New York's Tonys.Spacey, while juggling film work and his starring role in "House of …

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 4:35am on February 26, 2015

Suzan-Lori Parks' trilogy wins Kennedy Prize for Drama by Associated Press

NEW YORK " Suzan-Lori Parks' historical trilogy set during the Civil War has won a theater award honoring the late U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, one of the largest prizes given for dramatic wri…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 11:07am on February 23, 2015

Helen Mirren returns to New York as queen of the subway by Associated Press

NEW YORK " Trust Helen Mirren to look regal while surrounded by rats, seat hogs and grime.The 69-year-old Oscar winner has been spotted riding the city's squalid subway system and offering a…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 9:28am on February 16, 2015

Somerville native croons as Smokey Robinson in 'Motown' by Jed Gottlieb, Jed Gottlieb

The Motown sound changed music as profoundly as Bob Dylan or the Beatles did. Jesse Nager knew this almost innately as a 5-year-old bopping around his house in Somerville listening to the Ja…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 12:00am on January 26, 2015

Ken Urban puts a modern couple's beliefs to test in new play by Nikki Chase, Nikki Chase

Five years ago, at a dinner party in Cambridge, playwright Ken Urban found out two of his closest friends were expecting children.He reacted as many creative minds might " he wrote about it.…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 12:00am on January 15, 2015

Sting's 'The Last Ship' to close by Gordon Cox

Broadway musical "The Last Ship" will close later this month despite a last-ditch effort to drum up sales with an acting stint for Sting, the show's composer.

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 8:31am on January 6, 2015

D.C. theater review: 'Diner' by Sheryl Crow, Barry Levinson by Paul Harris, Paul Harris

"Diner," Barry Levinson's 1982 film about six Baltimore chums savoring their last gasps of 1950s adolescence, has been turned by scripter Levinson and songwriter/lyricist Sheryl Crow into a …

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 6:02am on December 29, 2014

Actress Billie Whitelaw, 82, dies by Associated Press

LONDON " British actress Billie Whitelaw, who collaborated closely with Irish playwright Samuel Beckett and appeared on stage and screen for decades, has died in a London nursing home at ag…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 11:41am on December 22, 2014

Broadway review: Sting in 'The Last Ship' by Marilyn Stasio, Marilyn Stasio

As all of New York knows by now, Sting has stepped into "The Last Ship," the dark and gorgeously melodic musical he conceived and scored from the fabric of his own life. The surge of sales a…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 6:06am on December 22, 2014

'The Elephant Man' opens on Broadway with Bradley Cooper and a lot of history by Gordon Cox

There's a lot of history in the current Broadway production of "The Elephant Man," which opened on Dec. 7 with Bradley Cooper in the title role.First, there's the history of the play, which …

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 10:32am on December 8, 2014

Broadway review: 'The Elephant Man' starring Bradley Cooper by Marilyn Stasio, Marilyn Stasio

For a play about social perceptions of physical ugliness, this Williamstown Theater Festival production of Bernard Pomerance's Tony Award-winning 1979 drama, "The Elephant Man," is breathtak…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 4:54am on December 8, 2014

Rita Wilson joins Larry David's Broadway play 'Fish in the Dark' by Gordon Cox

Rita Wilson has signed on to the cast of "Fish in the Dark," the new Broadway play written by and starring Larry David.

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 4:51am on December 8, 2014

Rita Wilson will star in Larry David's play by Associated Press

NEW YORK " Rita Wilson is on the hook for comedian Larry David's Broadway writing and acting stage debut "Fish in the Dark."Producers said Sunday that Wilson will follow her husband Tom Han…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 10:10pm on December 7, 2014

Stages come alive with the 
sounds and visions of the season by Jed Gottlieb, Jed Gottlieb

'The Nutcracker" 
or "A Christmas Carol"? I generally side with anything that casts Jiminy Cricket as the Ghost of Christmas Past.Whatever your preference this holiday season " be it "…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 12:00am on December 5, 2014

Rare Shakespeare Folio discovered in French town by Associated Press

PARIS " The accidental discovery in a small library in northern France of an original first folio of Shakespeare's plays has sent a jolt of excitement around the world of Shakespeare schola…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 11:52am on November 26, 2014

Sting tries to help his ailing Broadway musical by Associated Press

NEW YORK " Sting is hoping his star power can plug up a leaky ship.The singer-songwriter will play the role of an inspirational foreman onstage in "The Last Ship" starting Dec. 9 at the Nei…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 11:17am on November 24, 2014

Broadway to dim lights in honor of Mike Nichols by Brent Lang, Brent Lang

Broadway will dim its lights in honor of Tony-winning director Mike Nichols, who died this week at the age of 83.Although best known for his work on films such as "The Graduate" and "Working…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 2:31pm on November 20, 2014

Kevin Spacey distracts play 
in 'Advanced Warfare' by Garrett Martin, Garrett Martin

This is the game with Kevin Spacey in it. You've probably seen the ads with a dead-eyed Spacey barking proclamations about "advanced warfare," sounding like a Silicon Valley technocrat pledg…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 12:00am on November 14, 2014

'Duck Dynasty' Las Vegas musical in the works by Alex Stedman, Alex Stedman

The Robertsons are heading to the theater.

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 9:59am on November 13, 2014

Nathan Lane and Lena Hall join Elaine Stritch Broadway tribute by Ramin Setoodeh, Ramin Setoodeh

Nathan Lane, Holland Taylor and Lena Hall will be joining a cast of Broadway greats next week in honoring stage legend Elaine Stritch, Variety has learned.The event, "Everybody, Rise! A Cele…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 2:02pm on November 12, 2014

Richard Chamberlain at 80: a happy stage in life by Associated Press

NEW YORK " It is hard to describe the hysteria that was whipped up by the new NBC drama "Dr. Kildare" and its 27-year-old leading man, Richard Chamberlain.Adding to the excitement was the ha…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 11:08am on November 11, 2014

'Into The Woods' original cast reunion: 10 highlights from Stephen Sondheim, James Lapine and more by Shelli Weinstein, Shelli Weinstein

"It Takes Two" is one of the most prominent tunes in Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's "Into the Woods," but it was clear at the reunion of the show's original cast that it takes two… pl…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 5:27am on November 11, 2014

Martin Short, back on Broadway in January by Liz Smith, Tribune Content Agency, Liz Smith, Tribune Content Agency

"I CAN'T believe Mother did this eight times!"So said Cheryl Crane, daughter of the late movie queen Lana Turner, on the day of Cheryl's own (first) wedding.After 40 years together, Cheryl a…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 12:01am on November 10, 2014

It's easy
 to sing 'Annie's'
 praises by Colneth Smiley, Colneth Smiley

Little girls, little girls, the theater was packed with little girls " with a fair share of boys and adults " for Wednesday night's performance of "Annie" at Citi Wang Theatre.The saga of th…

SOURCE: Boston Herald at 12:00am on November 7, 2014
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