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BroadwayWorld was there to capture the opening night red carpet arrivals.
Misery, the new Broadway suspense thriller based on Stephen King's novel of the same name, officially opened Nov. 15 at 6:30 PM following previews that began O…
In Stephen King's "Misery," a writer wakes from a serious car accident to find himself recovering in the spare bedroom of his self-nominated Number One Fan. Whether in the 1987 novel, the 19…
Laurie Metcalf and Bruce Willis in Misery
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At this juncture, a critical response to Misery, which opened at the Broadhurst Theatre last night, feels more than a little un…
BroadwayWorld was there to capture the stars en route to their opening night party
Broadway got a little more Misery-able last night as the new thrilledMisery, starring Bruce Willis and Laurie Metcalfopened, for a 16-week engagement. Below, check out the stars enjoying the…
For a thriller, the Broadway production of “Misery” sure gets a lot of laughs. And that’s just how the creative team of the show, which stars Bruce Willis in his Broadway d…
Bruce Willis was great in "Moonlighting" and the "Die Hard" films, but he's deadly dull in the stage version of Stephen King's novel.
A stage adaptation of Stephen King's 'Misery' stars Bruce Willis and Laurie Metcalf.
Laurie Metcalf (from TV's "Roseanne") plays Annie Wilkes and (almost) makes you forget the iconic stamp Kathy Bates put on the same part.
In a new staging of the 1990 Rob Reiner film, Willis is injured author Paul Sheldon, who is imprisoned by his unhinged "number one fan," played by Laurie Metcalf.read more
Laurie Metcalf and Bruce Willis are now playing Stephen King's cat-and-mouse game for more laughts than thrills .
Review of the Broadway adaptation.
Misery marks the Broadway debut of movie action man Bruce Willis.
What happened to the great jive talkin’, smooth as silk Bruce Willis? Oh for the days when David Addison couldn’t shut up Categories:
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Robert Feldberg's review of a failed attempt at a suspense play, notable mainly for Bruce Willis’ flat-lining performance.
Broadhurst Theatre, New YorkActor appears to inhabit a different world from co-star Laurie Metcalf in adaptation of Stephen King novelImmensely successful as an advertisement for the worst b…
Stage thrillers come along once in a very blue moon--and good ones in even fewer extremely blue moons. In the last...
In this Broadway adaptation of Stephen King's thriller, Bruce Willis infuses his captive bedridden character with a wisecracking stoicism.
It's an odd paradox that as Broadway fare grows more generic, genre pieces flail. Suspense is especially moribund; A Time to Kill tanked in 2013, and it may be that the last really successfu…
Early in Misery, ex-nurse Annie Wilkes (Laurie Metcalf) informs novelist Paul Sheldon (Bruce Willis) that after a horrible car accident, he's been in a coma for four days. Make that four day…
The eek! factor is largely missing from “Misery,” starring a laid-back Bruce Willis as the bed-bound author held hostage by his “greatest fan,” played here by Laurie …
NEW YORK (AP) -- In the end, "Misery" isn't total misery. It's just weird. Apart from the fact that it's a completely unnecessary adaptation, you oddly start …
"She's not going to do it. No way she'll do it. She can't do it. She is. No. No. No. Ugh, ugh, ugh, I can't watch. I won't watch. I... Aaaaaaaaaaah... Wait a minute, why are so many people l…
Annie, get your gun!
How much more do you want to know about Misery, which hobbled to its opening Sunday night on Broadway? William Goldman wrote the script, as he did the screenplay for Rob…
