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What a pleasant surprise. Seriously. You know, The Heiress is one of those classic plays where my mind always begs the question " "Does it end the same way?" "Do I have to watch this woma…
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Broadway: the show must go on, and it did last night when “The Heiress” opened on Broadway with up and coming movie star Jessica Chastain, veteran actor and former Oscar nominee …
The new Broadway production of Ruth and Augustus Goetz's period drama The Heiress opened Nov. 1 following previews from Oct. 6 at the Walter Kerr Theatre. Oscar nominee Jessica Chas…
Walter Kerr Theatre, Broadway
By Bradley Troll
BOTTOM LINE: A highly-anticipated revival that doesn't just live up to the hype " it transcends it.
Isn't is nice to know that you can …
"The Heiress," Ruth and Augustus Goetz's oft-revived 1947 stage adaptation of "Washington Square," Henry James' novel of 1850s New York, is back again -- Thursday was opening night for the l…
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The new Broadway production of the Tony Award winning play The Heiress defied Hurricane Sandy and opened last night, November 1. BroadwayWorld was there to bring you all the excitement of th…
while we've had a plethora of revivals, this one makes a strong case for not relegating the well-made genre " at least not the one with solid literary roots " to the theatrical dustbin. At c…
The after-effects of Hurricane Sandy didn't stop the Broadway opening night of Ruth
NEW YORK (AP) " The latest revival of "The Heiress" has done the near impossible " it's drained the light from one of the most luminous actresses working today. In a good way.
It's always a pleasure when a well-made play receives a well-made mounting, and the new revival of The Heiress that just opened at the Walter Kerr largely qualifies.
A new staging of "The Heiress," adapted from a Henry James novella, stars Jessica Chastain in a bluntly drawn outline of the title character.
Theater by its nature requires "suspension of disbelief," but sometimes a little extra help is required. (Just ask Douglas Hodge!) And since Jessica Chastain's cheekbones could probably cut …
The new Broadway production of the Tony Award winning play The Heiress began previews on October 6th and will open tonight, November 1st at the Walter Kerr Theatre 219 West 48th St.. The sho…
David Strathairn, Dan Stevens and Judith Ivey also star in the Broadway revival of this 1947 play, adapted from the Henry James novel "Washington Square."read more
The new Broadway production of Ruth and Augustus Goetz's period drama The Heiress opened Nov. 1 following previews from Oct. 6 at the Walter Kerr Theatre. Oscar nominee Jessica Chas…
Ruth and Augustus Goetz’s “The Heiress,” a drama based on Henry James’ novel “Washington Square,” has shown up on Broadway once every other decade since i…
At the beginning of "The Heiress," the heartbreaking story of an abandoned love, Jessica Chastain descends the staircase of a sumptuous mansion in a dazzling red dress and a glorious smile "…
Based on the Henry James novel "Washington Square," Ruth and Augustus Goetz's
The Heiress is set in the world of 1850s New York City high society. Socially awkward, plain Catherine Sloper (…
The new Broadway production of the Tony Award winning play The Heiress began previews on October 6th and will open tonight, November 1. BroadwayWorld brings you full performance highlights b…
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If you can overlook the absurdity of casting the ravishing Jessica Chastain as the plain and clumsy heroine of "The Heiress," Ruth and Augustus Goetz's …
THE NEW YORK TIMES Designing a Home for a Wallflower http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/01/garden/qa-with-derek-mclane-set-designer-for-the-heiress.html?_r=0 NPR "WEEKEND EDITION" Star-Studded &…
This is a somewhat bloodless production of the drama based on a Henry James novel, writes Brendan Lemon
