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12,969 results for "Drama Desk"

Sam Norkin, Theatre Caricaturist and Drama Desk President, Dies by Robert Simonson

Sam Norkin, who captured seven decades of stage performance with fine-lined caricatures, died July 30. His age could not be learned at press time, but he was born in 1917.

SOURCE: Playbill at 9:52am on July 31, 2011

Theater Caricaturist and Former Drama Desk President Sam Norkin Has Died by Dan Bacalzo

Sam Norkin, a theater caricaturist and illustrator, passed away this morning. His illustrations chronicled stage productions on and off Broadway, as well as opera, ballet and film, and were…

SOURCE: TheaterMania at 3:18pm on July 30, 2011

Kelsey Grammer ditches comedy for dark drama "Boss"

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Frasier" star Kelsey Grammer makes an abrupt change of direction in his upcoming new TV series, playing a ruthless, power-hungry mayor in a drama series that he call…

SOURCE: Reuters at 8:10pm on July 29, 2011

Hopkinton drama heads for prestigious Scottish festival - Framingham, MA - The MetroWest Daily News by Michael Morton

As if it weren't hard enough to cram personal necessities into airline luggage, try adding clothes for Sherlock Holmes, Captain Ahab and Nancy Drew.

SOURCE: www.metrowestdailynews.com at 8:07am on July 28, 2011

Should radio drama be more realistic?

Radio plays could learn a lot from verbatim theatre when it comes to dialogue. So why do so many audio dramas sound so flat?I've recently been working with the playwright Nell Dunn, directin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:51am on July 28, 2011

Tony Winner Jefferson Mays & More to Star in LCT's Spy Drama Blood and Gifts by Broadway.com

Tony Award winner Jefferson Mays (I Am My Own Wife, Journey’s End, Pygmalion) will be part of the ensemble cast of Blood and Gifts, the first off-Broadway production of the fall season…

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 12:13pm on July 26, 2011

Everyday Moments 7: audio drama for private performance

This month's podcast is by film-maker Nick Whitfield, and is designed to be listened to first thing in the morning, with a cup of coffee, as an excuse to delay starting workThis month's podc…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:46am on July 25, 2011

Danny Aiello Is The Shoemaker in 9/11 Drama, Opening Off-Broadway July 24 by Andrew Gans

Academy Award nominee Danny Aiello ("Do the Right Thing") stars in the world premiere of Susan Charlotte's 9/11-set drama, The Shoemaker, which officially opens July 24 at 7 PM…

SOURCE: Playbill at 12:00am on July 24, 2011

Shanley's Trilogy Finale: The Drama Behind the Drama by Patrick Healy

After the first two parts were presented at the Manhattan Theater Club, the last part will be at Atlantic Theater Company.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 4:45pm on July 21, 2011

What Goes Best With Drama: Red, White or a Pint? by Patrick Healy

Pub theaters remain a beloved part of the play-making tradition in England, especially London.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 6:25pm on July 19, 2011

Kathleen Chalfant Named 2011-12 Artist-in-Residence at New School for Drama by Andrew Gans

The New School for Drama announced July 19 that Drama Desk Award winner Kathleen Chalfant will be the distinguished Artist-in-Residence for the 2011-2012 academic year.

SOURCE: Playbill at 2:11pm on July 19, 2011

Kathleen Chalfant to Be Artist-in-Residence at The New School for Drama by Andy Propst

Kathleen Chalfant will be the Artist-in-Residence at The New School for Drama during the 2011-2012 academic year. In the position, Chalfant will teach master classes in the fall and spring …

SOURCE: TheaterMania at 11:49am on July 19, 2011

Dustin Lance Black and Joe Mantello Unite for Broadway Reading of Prop. 8 Drama by Adam Hetrick

Academy Award-winning "Milk" screenwriter Dustin Lance Black and Tony Award-winning director Joe Mantello are collaborating on a one-night-only Broadway staging of 8, a new drama c…

SOURCE: Playbill at 10:24am on July 18, 2011

UK Drama Schools Pledge To Cap Tuition At £9,000

"England's leading drama schools are to charge £9,000 as the standard annual fee for UK and EU students for their higher education courses from 2012."...

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 9:48pm on July 17, 2011

Homegrown drama unites theatre artists across the country by Michael Wheeler

by Michael Wheeler Today will see over 70 companies across the country join together in readings of the play Homegrown by Catherine Frid, in an impressive display of solidarity amongst Canad…

SOURCE: praxistheatre.com at 9:47am on July 15, 2011

Danny Aiello Is The Shoemaker in 9/11 Drama Off-Broadway, Starting July 14 by Andrew Gans

Academy Award nominee Danny Aiello ("Do the Right Thing") stars in the world premiere of Susan Charlotte's 9/11-set drama, The Shoemaker, which begins previews July 14 at The A…

SOURCE: Playbill at 12:00am on July 14, 2011

Sun, July 17th @ 3.00 P.M: How to Build and Maintain an Acting Career in NYC with Actress and Career Coach Annie Chadwick at The Drama Book Shop by Drama Book Shop

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Whether you are a seasoned professional, a wide-eyed beginner or lost in the actor maze, Annie Chadwick's motivational career building workshop will give you: the …

SOURCE: Drama Book Shop at 9:47pm on July 13, 2011

'Tryst' a dark Edwardian drama of twisted lives by Jennifer Farrar

Boy meets girl, boy cons girl, boy steals girl's money and honor -- or does he?

SOURCE: Boston Globe at 5:14pm on July 11, 2011

Theatre Uncut revives the drama of protest by Theatrevoice

INTERVIEW: LIBBY BRODIE and HANNAH PRICE The producer and artistic director of Theatre Uncut, an ambitious nationwide project which staged several short plays as a protest against the Coalit…

SOURCE: Theatre Voice at 4:59am on July 11, 2011

Irish Repertory Theatre Presents Tryst an Edwardian Drama by Suzanna Bowling

Tryst, a two person expose, is about wants and needs. Billed as a romantic thriller by Karoline Leach, set in Edwardian London, it tells the story of a handsome con-man, George Love, who pre…

SOURCE: Times Square Chronicles at 1:07am on July 10, 2011

Everyday Moments 6: audio drama for private performance

This is the sixth edition of our 12-part collaboration with theatre producers Fuel, each of which is created by a different artist " from theatre-makers and poets to composers and comedians …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:02am on July 8, 2011

'Follow Me to Nellie's' preview: Activist hides in brothel in historical drama by Peter Filichia

Paul Whelihan Playwright Dominique Morisseau, seated, with "Follow Me to Nellie's" cast members, from left, Ley Smith, Michelle Wilson and Kelly McCreary. It was the best little wh…

SOURCE: NJ.com at 7:32am on July 8, 2011

Thurs, July 7 @ 6P.M: FREE READING: THE "LOST" GROUP PLAYS Discussion & Book Signing with author at The Drama Book Shop by Drama Book Shop

Join ReGroup members for a reading from the new play collection, The "Lost" Group Theatre Plays. Book signing to follow. Claire & Paul Sifton wrote many socially relevant plays together du…

SOURCE: Drama Book Shop at 10:34pm on July 6, 2011

Sandy Duncan puts theater before drama by Stewart Oksenhorn

ASPEN - Sandy Duncan knows what it's like to be stuck in a crummy show, in a nothing theater, surrounded by the sense of failure. In 1969, Duncan co-starred in a two-person play, "Love Is a …

SOURCE: Aspen Times at 3:05am on July 3, 2011

The sad finale of Lyubimov's drama | BLOGS | The Moscow News by Andy Potts

News that Yury Lyubimov's theatrical career might be coming to an end comes as a disappointment for anyone who has enjoyed the uniquely anarchic approach to stagecraft pioneered by his Tagan…

SOURCE: themoscownews.com at 6:46am on June 30, 2011
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