In 2004, Peter Krause and Carla Gugino star in a revival of Arthur Miller's After the Fall.

In 2006, Raúl Esparza stars in a John Doyle-helmed actor-musician revival of Company.

In 1987, Into the Woods opens on Broadway.

Today's birthdays include Elizabeth Ashley, Shirley Booth, and Jeff Bowen.

In 2018, Donja R. Love's Fireflies premieres Off-Broadway.

Peter Morgan’s The Audience, which features Helen Mirren as Queen Elizabeth II in imagined meetings with eight of her Prime Ministers, officially opened March 8 and, to the surprise of no one, Mirren was the focus of the notices.

Terence Rattigan's Man and Boy on Broadway is Frank Langella's latest resurrection project.

Bobby Steggert goes after A Minister's Wife in a new musical version of Shaw's Candida.

This month's column discusses the recently released "Borat" and "Fast Food Nation" as well as enhanced and expanded two-disc reissues of "The Full Monty," Disney's "Peter Pan," and the WWII spell-binder "The 49th Parallel."

This month's column discusses the recently released "Borat" and "Fast Food Nation" as well as enhanced and expanded two-disc reissues of "The Full Monty," Disney's "Peter Pan," and the WWII spell-binder "The 49th Parallel."

Warner Home Entertainment seems to be turning out interesting box set after box set. This week's column examines three of them, presenting 12 films (plus three alternate versions) on 14 DVDs.

Warner Home Entertainment seems to be turning out interesting box set after box set. This week's column examines three of them, presenting 12 films (plus three alternate versions) on 14 DVDs.

1939 Swingin' the Dream , with a cast including Louis Armstrong, Jackie "Moms" Mabley, and Butterfly McQueen opens at the Center Theatre in New York. Erik Charell directs his and Gilbert Seldes' musical, a swing version of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream.

S.N. Behrman's The Second Man, the 1927 comedy of manners that was originally a vehicle for Lunt and Fontanne, gets a New York revival July 14-30 by Keen Company, a new Off-Off-Broadway venture.

These days that renowned Pimpernel The Scarlet Pimpernel is far from elusive. The musical version of the swashbuckling 1905 novel by Baroness Emmuska Orczy has come to Broadway, where it opens Nov. 9 at the Minskoff.

FRANK OF ALL FACES
Quick, name the actor who has reprised roles originated on Broadway by the disparate likes of Clifton Webb, Bela Lugosi, Ian McKellan, Raymond Massey and Alan Rickman. Why, Frank Langella, of course. Slighted by Tony nominators two years running (for brilliant performances in The Father and Present Laughter), Fearless Frank is charging forth again this fallin the role that won Jose Ferrer the Tony and the Oscar: Cyrano de Bergerac. He'll direct Edmond Rostand's play as well, rethinking it "as an intimate chamber piece for ten actors," come November at the Roundabout's Laura Pels Theatre. . . . Reid Mihalko is Tristan and Claire Winters is Isolde in a retelling of the fourth-century Irish legend by Christopher Jones. Titled The Potion, the piece is playing this month at The Producers Club, and plans are afoot to put it into an open-ended run. Jeanne Heaton directed the drama, whichco-stars
Trish Doherty and Bruno Gioiello. . . . How I Learned to Drive, Paula Vogel's prize-winning drama, continues to putter along nicely at the new Century Theatre with new stars in the driver's seats: Jayne Atkinson (fresh from her triumph as Henry VIII's first wife) and Bruce Davison (an Oscar contender for Longtime Companion). . . . Country-music queens Barbara and Louise Mandrell checked out the Off-Broadway musical biography of one of their number, Always . . . Patsy Cline.

Written as a love letter to his daughter, Alan's Nothing More features performances by gay and trans dads.

While theatres remain dark, revisit some of your favorites with Inside the Theatre, and get a closer look at the details you might miss before the show—plus a deep dive into the theatre's history.

The evening will be held at Feinstein’s/54 Below.