On Monday, the Roundabout Theatre Company, which produced "Nine," announced Elfman would not appear in the musical because the show could not change its Oct. 28 reopening date due to the heavy number of Broadway openings in October and November.
That's not what Stamos said...
"Barbara Cook's Broadway" is on view at Lincoln Center through April 18 on a weekend performance schedule. Do not miss it.
"Virginia Woolf" may not have the emotional impact it once did, but it is a thrilling evening of theater.
Lissa and Kean are the most unbearable people off-Broadway. Maybe on Broadway, too.
Even their names grate. Of course, they are also self-centered, neurotic and driven to talk endlessly about their problems.
Yeah, but how sexy are they? :-)
With the New Plays for Young Audiences series, NYU producer Nancy Swortzell keeps her standards high.
She has put herself on the line in this show. One wishes though for a happier ending.
"After Miss Julie" makes for quite an explosive evening.