Family Drama
Christine Ebersole, the Tony-winning star of "42nd Street," knows the value of a good story. She invented a heartwarming one for her 5-year-old adopted daughter, Mae Mae. She made up a name…
Christine Ebersole, the Tony-winning star of "42nd Street," knows the value of a good story. She invented a heartwarming one for her 5-year-old adopted daughter, Mae Mae. She made up a name…
Christine Ebersole, the Tony-winning star of "42nd Street," knows the value of a good story.She invented a heartwarming one for her 5-year-old adopted daughter, Mae Mae. She made up a name,…
A power struggle at the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven has ended in the resignation of the theater's first new artistic director in 30 years.
[Thanks to Patrick for posting the link at Talkin'Broadway]
The real news of the 2001 Drama Desk Awards is how many underdogs actually got to win. Click here to see party photos and read quotes from the winners.
Mel Brooks's "The Producers" received 11 Drama Desk awards, a record. Nathan Lane won outstanding actor in a musical over, among others, his co-star, Matthew Broderick.
Producers wins 11, followed by three each for Mnemonic and Invention of Love.
Catherine and I attended the final Seussical tonight. It was a great performance with lots of laughter, tears, and tons of applause. Every entrance and exit was greeted with applause, and Janine LaManna had to quiet the crowd after All For You. (Have I mentioned we love Janine?).
The New York Drama Critics’ Circle announced the winners of its 2001 Awards. Tom Stoppard’s The Invention of Love was named Best Play, Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan’s The Producers was…