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Road to the Tonys: The Life of a Kid Actor at 'School of Rock' by Gordon Cox

It’s tough being a Broadway actor around Tony time. You’ve got eight shows a week, of course, but you’ve also got rehearsals for the Tony Awards ceremony to slot into your …

SOURCE: Variety at 9:38pm on June 8, 2016

Meet the Women at the Heart of Broadway Hit 'Hamilton' by Gordon Cox

If you haven't seen "Hamilton" yet, it's easy to believe that the blockbuster musical is all about the men. Actors easily outnumber actresses among its leads and featured players, and the gu…

SOURCE: Variety at 3:42pm on June 8, 2016

Tom Hardy Musical Thriller 'London Road' Nabbed by BBC Worldwide North America (EXCLUSIVE) by Dave McNary

BBC Worldwide North America has acquired U.S. rights to the musical thriller “London Road,” starring Tom Hardy, Olivia Colman and Anita Dobson. The film, directed by Rufus Norris…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:26pm on June 8, 2016

Meryl Streep Makes Her Debut as Donald Trump by Lamarco McClendon

As if one Donald Trump wasn’t enough, the world got two on Monday night. Three-time Oscar-winning actress Meryl Streep arrived at the annual Shakespeare in the Park Public Theater G…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:06pm on June 7, 2016

Laura Linney, Cynthia Nixon to Trade Roles in Broadway's 'The Little Foxes' by Gordon Cox

Laura Linney and Cynthia Nixon will star on Broadway in a spring 2017 revival of “The Little Foxes” — and alternate in the play’s two major female roles. In the Manha…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:06pm on June 7, 2016

Period Pieces Sweeps Costume Noms in Tony Musical Category by Malinasaval

Long live the period piece. From time travel to a revival of a beloved romantic comedy about pen pals set in Hungary to a contemporary twist on the American revolution, this year's nominees …

SOURCE: Variety at 10:06pm on June 7, 2016

Intersection of Broadway and Non-Profits Boost Creative and Commercial Growth by Gordon Cox

Casual viewers of the June 12 Tony Awards might be forgiven for wondering if the Broadway-centric telecast represents the bastion of commercial theater in America, then why is one of the nig…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:06pm on June 7, 2016

Broadway Shows Skip Out-Of-Town Tryouts for the Great White Way by Gordon Cox

In the old days, there was one road to Broadway, and it was usually on the road. Producers took a new musical out of town, worked out the kinks in the relative privacy of the regions and the…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:06pm on June 7, 2016

Lin-Manuel Miranda Helps James Corden Prepare for Tony Awards With Broadway Carpool Karaoke by Laura Prudom

James Corden isn’t just the face of “The Late Late Show” — he’s also hosting the 2016 Tony Awards, airing June 12 on CBS. To prepare for the job, he picked up s…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:06pm on June 7, 2016

Why Lin-Manuel Miranda's 'Hamilton' Movie Could Be a Decade Away by Brent Lang

At the Tony Awards this Sunday, Broadway musical “Hamilton” is widely expected to walk away with the top trophies. If it does, it'll cap an extraordinary year that Lin-Manuel Mir…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:06pm on June 7, 2016

Road to the Tonys: How 'Bright Star' Crafts a Sound That's Not Bluegrass, Not Broadway by Gordon Cox

"Bright Star" doesn't sound like most Broadway musicals. There's that banjo, for one thing, not to mention the autoharp and the mandolin. If you're trying to describe the production’s …

SOURCE: Variety at 10:06pm on June 7, 2016

Off Broadway Review: 'War' by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins by Gordon Cox

Coming after “Gloria” and “An Octoroon,” both brimming with ideas, playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ new work, “War,” is a bit of a buzz-kill.  …

SOURCE: Variety at 7:29am on June 7, 2016

Broadway Box Office: A Final Killing for 'American Psycho,' and a 'King and I' Slide by Gordon Cox

“American Psycho,” one of the musicals mostly left out of this year’s Tony Awards race, got a nice boost at the Broadway box office in its final week on the boards ̵…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:35pm on June 6, 2016

Sam Mendes' 'Voyeur's Motel' Movie Finds Writer by Dave McNary

DreamWorks has hired Krysty Wilson-Cairns to write the screenplay for its adaptation of Gay Talese's “The Voyeur's Motel” with Sam Mendes directing and producing. Steven Spielber…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:35pm on June 6, 2016

Sally Field, Joe Mantello to Star in Broadway's 'The Glass Menagerie' by Lamarco McClendon

Two-time Academy Award winner Sally Field and two-time Tony Award winner Joe Mantello will return to the Broadway stage next season to star in Tennessee Williams's “The Glass Menagerie…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:35pm on June 6, 2016

Scott Rudin Exits 'Groundhog Day' Musical by Gordon Cox

Scott Rudin’s very full Broadway plate has gotten a little bit lighter, with the producer deciding to step away from the brewing musical version of “Groundhog Day,” whichÂ…

SOURCE: Variety at 5:09pm on June 6, 2016

2016 Drama Desk Awards: 'Shuffle Along,' 'The Humans' Come Out on Top (FULL LIST) by Gordon Cox

“Shuffle Along” and “The Humans” won the top honors at the 2016 Drama Desk Awards, scoring trophies for outstanding musical and outstanding play, respectively. As the…

SOURCE: Variety at 11:30pm on June 5, 2016

Frank Sinatra Musical Cued Up by Ambassador Theatre Group by Leo Barraclough

The Ambassador Theatre Group is to produce a new stage musical based on the life of Frank Sinatra, in partnership with Stewart Till and Frank Sinatra Enterprises. The show, which is planned …

SOURCE: Variety at 7:44pm on June 5, 2016

L.A. Theater Review: 'The Little Mermaid in Concert' at the Hollywood Bowl by Jenelle Riley

The sea has been brought to life at the Hollywood (Fish)Bowl thanks to a game cast and classic movie. The Hollywood Bowl has had success bringing stripped-down versions of Broadway shows …

SOURCE: Variety at 7:06pm on June 4, 2016

Road to the Tonys: Women Make Their Mark on Broadway With 'Waitress' by Gordon Cox

It was mostly by accident that "Waitress" became the first Broadway musical with an all-female creative team. But in the middle of a season that was all about diversity, the show, nominated …

SOURCE: Variety at 7:59pm on June 3, 2016

Disney's 'Frozen' Musical To Get A New Choreographer by Gordon Cox

Disney’s brewing Broadway musical adaptation of "Frozen" has lost a choreographer, with the previously announced Peter Darling exiting the production because of a prior commitment to w…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:59pm on June 3, 2016

Trump's Challenge With a 'Showbiz' Convention? Getting Stars to Show Up by Ted Johnson

Donald Trump has said that he wants to put some showbiz in this year’s Republican National Convention — but just what does that mean? The presumptive GOP nominee, real estate dev…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:46am on June 3, 2016

Minnesota Public Radio Unionizes with SAG-AFTRA by Dave McNary

Staffers at Minnesota Public Radio have voted to join performers union SAG-AFTRA, with 39 voting yes and 17 voting no, along with 18 challenges. The new bargaining unit will cover employees …

SOURCE: Variety at 10:46am on June 3, 2016

Tonys: Inside the $200,000 Kickstarter Campaign for a 'Spring Awakening' Performance by Gordon Cox

If viewers of this year’s Tony Awards get to see a performance from “Spring Awakening,” they’ll have fans to thank for footing the bill. Deaf West Theater’s nom…

SOURCE: Variety at 8:41pm on June 2, 2016

London Theater Review: Alexi Kaye Campbell's 'Sunset at the Villa Thalia' by Gordon Cox

A Greek holiday home becomes a symbol of a diplomatic powerplay in Alexi Kaye Campbell's two-act time-hop, "Sunset at the Villa Thalia," at the National Theater. The playwright of transatlan…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:45pm on June 2, 2016
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