Broadway's Raúl Esparza, Romain Frugé and Christine Andreas won 2002-03 Barrymore Awards for their work in the resident Philadelphia season.

Nominees for the 2002-03 Barrymore Awards, celebrating the best of professional theatre in Philadelphia, will become winners the evening of Oct. 27, when awards are handed out.

Nominees for the 2002-03 Barrymore Awards, celebrating the best of professional theatre in Philadelphia, were announced Aug. 20, and resident stagings of In the Blood, Pacific Overtures, Red, The Last 5 Years and Big Love earned multiple nominations.

Hello, diva lovers! Well, I must admit it was a bit daunting to open a blank Word Perfect document this past Tuesday morning to attempt to write a millennium-based diva column while finishing our January subscription issue and starting our February theatre edition. At one point I decided I would just write a regular weekly column and not deal with the approaching 2000 mark, but then I thought I would simply list many of the women of the musical theatre/cabaret worlds who have brightened our lives throughout the past few decades. So, in alphabetical order, here they are. (I’m sure I’ve left out many of your favorites, so please excuse any omission!) Following this grand diva list are more detailed thoughts and musings about some (but not all) 25 of my very favorite gals (alphabetically, of course). I hope you enjoy reading this column, and may the New Year bring every diva lover out there much joy and happiness, and may it also be diva-filled!

Hello, diva lovers! Well, I must admit it was a bit daunting to open a blank Word Perfect document this past Tuesday morning to attempt to write a millennium-based diva column while finishing our January subscription issue and starting our February theatre edition. At one point I decided I would just write a regular weekly column and not deal with the approaching 2000 mark, but then I thought I would simply list many of the women of the musical theatre/cabaret worlds who have brightened our lives throughout the past few decades. So, in alphabetical order, here they are. (I’m sure I’ve left out many of your favorites, so please excuse any omission!) Following this grand diva list are more detailed thoughts and musings about some (but not all) 25 of my very favorite gals (alphabetically, of course). I hope you enjoy reading this column, and may the New Year bring every diva lover out there much joy and happiness, and may it also be diva-filled!

In 2009, Stephanie J. Block, Allison Janney, and Megan Hilty star on Broadway in 9 to 5.

We say farewell to Edward Albee, James M. Nederlander, David Bowie many more, from onstage and behind the scenes.

What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.

The Pulitzer Prize winner from Michael R. Jackson took home five trophies, including Best Musical.

The 65th annual ceremony—now taking place virtually—will go on as scheduled in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Broadway alum reveals his connection to the writer behind the songs of The Heart of Rock and Roll.

Gordon Greenberg will direct the new musical, which premieres at San Diego’s Old Globe in September.