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Article | By Steven Suskin | April 24, 2011
THE DVD SHELF: TV Versions of "Kiss Me, Kate," "Anything Goes" and "Fiddler" on Blu-Ray, Plus Ernie Kovacs
We view 1950s TV adaptations of Kiss Me, Kate and Anything Goes; the 40th Anniversary Blu-ray of "Fiddler on the Roof"; "The Ernie Kovacs Collection"; and TV's vintage sitcom "Car 54 Where Are You?"
Article | By Steven Suskin | April 24, 2011
THE DVD SHELF: TV Versions of "Kiss Me, Kate," "Anything Goes" and "Fiddler" on Blu-Ray, Plus Ernie Kovacs
We view 1950s TV adaptations of Kiss Me, Kate and Anything Goes; the 40th Anniversary Blu-ray of "Fiddler on the Roof"; "The Ernie Kovacs Collection"; and TV's vintage sitcom "Car 54 Where Are You?"
Article | By Steven Suskin | January 3, 2010
THE DVD SHELF: "The Golden Age of Television," "Glee," "The Mel Brooks Collection" and "Howards End"
We screen "The Golden Age of Television," a three-DVD set including dramas from the days of live TV; "Glee Season 1: Road to Sectionals, containing bonus material; a deluxe Blu-ray box containing nine movies from Mel Brooks; and the Blu-ray "Howards End."
Article | By Kenneth Jones | May 8, 2009
Three Sisters, With Peacock, Poole and Badr, Begins at Ontario's Stratford Fest
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival's Tom Patterson Theatre opens for the season in Stratford, Ontario, May 9 with the first preview of Susan Coyne's adaptation of Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | January 2, 2006
In Memoriam: Playbill.com Remembers Those We Lost in 2005
As 2006 dawns following a year's worth of grim reports about deaths from war, natural disasters and terrorism, those of us who cling to the theatre as a life raft to help us navigate the stormy world can't help but think of those from our own community who left us in 2005.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 28, 2005
Urinetown, Half Life, Bigger Than Jesus Among Winners of Toronto's 2005 Dora Awards
The musicals Urinetown and Aladdin, the opera Dido and Aeneas and the plays Bigger Than Jesus, Thy Neighbour's Wife and Half Life were among winners of the 2005 Dora Mavor Moore Awards in Toronto June 27.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 27, 2005
Best of Toronto's Performing Arts Celebrated June 27 at Dora Awards, Honoring Theatre, Dance and Opera
It's Toronto's big night. Members of the performing arts community will gather June 27 to celebrate the 26th Annual Dora Mavor Moore Awards.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 15, 2005
CanStage's Urinetown and Canadian Hairspray Among Dora Nominees in Toronto; Former "Idol" Singer Nominated
Nominations for the 2005 Dora Mavor Moore Awards, celebrating excellence in theatre, dance and opera in Toronto, were announced June 13, with the resident production of Urinetown and the Canadian production of Hairspray among high-profile nominees.
Article | November 19, 1997
Batting Cage Swings an Extra Week at NY's Vineyard
Coming off an auspicious season that saw its lauded production of How I Learned to Drive go on to a successful commercial transfer, Off Broadway's Vineyard Theatre has launched a high-profile slate of productions for 1997-98.
Article | September 23, 1997
Vineyard's 1997-98 Season Welcomes Back Silver
Coming off an auspicious season that saw its lauded production of How I Learned to Drive go on to a successful commercial transfer, Off-Broadway's Vineyard Theatre will launch a high profile slate of productions for 1997-98. The new Vineyard season that will see the New York premiere of the hotly-anticipated The Batting Cage, the world premiere of Nicky Silver's The Maiden's Prayer, and developmental lab productions of Dream True: My Life with Vernon Dexter, a music theatre piece by Ricky Ian Gordon and Tina Landau, as well as Laurence Klavan's new play Creation of the Humanoids.
Article | By Margaret Hall | October 20, 2022
Get to Know the Eight New Musicals Premiering at the 34th Annual NAMT Festival
Broadway, Off-Broadway, and regional talent will helm presentations for the festival's October 20 return to New World Stages.
Article | By Dan Meyer | December 14, 2020
5 Ways Giving Voice Shines a Light on the Future of Performance
The August Wilson Monologue Competition documentary follows several students as they compete for a spot to perform on Broadway.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | December 10, 2012
Barrington's 2013 Season to Feature Annette O'Toole, Joshua Bergasse, John Rando, a Mark St. Germain Premiere and More
Tony Award winner John Rando will direct the dance-heavy musical comedy On the Town, with choreography by Emmy Award-winning "Smash" choreographer Joshua Bergasse, in summer 2013, Barrington Stage Company announced on Dec. 10. Other titles for the 2013 season were also revealed.
Article | By Steven Suskin | September 23, 2012
ON THE RECORD: Rodgers & Hammerstein's Pipe Dream From Encores!, and Laura Osnes Live
This week's column discusses the Encores! cast recording of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Pipe Dream and Laura Osnes' "Dream a Little Dream," her evening at the Carlyle.
Article | By Steven Suskin | September 23, 2012
ON THE RECORD: Rodgers & Hammerstein's Pipe Dream From Encores!, and Laura Osnes Live
This week's column discusses the Encores! cast recording of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Pipe Dream and Laura Osnes' "Dream a Little Dream," her evening at the Carlyle.
Article | By Seth Rudetsky | July 18, 2011
ONSTAGE & BACKSTAGE: Alec Mapa and Gavin Creel in Florida, When It Sizzles
A week in the life of actor, radio host, music director and writer Seth Rudetsky.
Article | By Seth Rudetsky | July 18, 2011
ONSTAGE & BACKSTAGE: Alec Mapa and Gavin Creel in Florida, When It Sizzles
A week in the life of actor, radio host, music director and writer Seth Rudetsky.
Article | By Mervyn Rothstein | August 20, 2008
A Life in the Theatre: Tony Walton
Meet A Tale of Two Cities scenic designer Tony Walton.
Article | By Eric Grode | May 25, 2003
STAGE TO SCREEN: “The Sea” and Other Summer Films
The background sound of yelping children isn’t exactly ideal during an interview, but I was happy to put up with it while talking with Baltasar Kormakur, the talented young Icelandic filmmaker behind "The Sea."
Article | By Eric Grode | May 25, 2003
STAGE TO SCREEN: “The Sea” and Other Summer Films
The background sound of yelping children isn’t exactly ideal during an interview, but I was happy to put up with it while talking with Baltasar Kormakur, the talented young Icelandic filmmaker behind "The Sea."

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