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Article | By Robert Simonson,Terri Paddock, What's On Stage, London | February 23, 2001
Stones in His Pockets, Merrily We Roll Along Win Top Olivier Awards
It has become almost a tradition at the annual Laurence Olivier awards that, of all the big winners, the National Theatre should win biggest. And, despite recent carping about failed productions and artistic director Trevor Nunn's leadership, this year — the awards' 25th — was no exception, with the National scooping a total of eight awards, four of which were for its acclaimed revival of Arthur Miller's All My Sons.
Article | January 18, 2001
Webber, Witches and RNT Top Olivier Nominations
Just weeks after Andrew Lloyd Webber knocked Cameron Mackintosh off his pedestal in The Stage's annual Top 100 rankings, the two giants of the theatrical industry are going head to head for glory in this year's Laurence Olivier Awards, the nominations of which are announced Jan. 18 in London.
Article | February 28, 2001
Revamped London Secret Garden May Grow on Broadway
The Royal Shakespeare Company's production of the Marsha Norman-Lucy Simon musical The Secret Garden — which transferred to the West End of London on Feb. 17, opening on Feb. 27 — may be headed to Broadway, only a decade after the original version of the show won Tony Awards for Norman, star Daisy Eagen and set designer Heidi Landesman.
Article | By Robert Simonson,Terri Paddock, What's On Stage, London | February 18, 2000
Lion King Loses Out to Honk! at Oliviers
The surprise at today's 24th annual Laurence Olivier Awards, held in a lunchtime ceremony held at the Lyceum Theatre, was more about what didn't win than what did. Disney's blockbuster The Lion King didn't win six of the eight categories it was nominated in, taking home instead just two awards for Best Choreographer and Best Costume Designer. And the other big contenders -- the musical Spend, Spend, Spend, which also received eight nominations, and the revival of Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing which received four nominations, including Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Director -- only scooped one award apiece.
Article | January 24, 2000
Crawford Out, McShane In, In London's Witches of Eastwick
In a sudden reversal of last week's announcement that Michael Crawford would make his West End musical comeback in Cameron Mackintosh's stage adaptation of The Witches of Eastwick, it has now been reported on the about.com website that Ian McShane will take the lead role in the new musical.
Article | January 19, 2000
Report: Arnaz Joins Crawford in West End Witches of Eastwick
Lucie Arnaz has joined the cast of the upcoming West End musical of John Updike's The Witches of Eastwick, reported The New York Post (Jan. 19). Arnaz, daughter of the late Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball, has starred on Broadway, TV and films. She recently appeared in Leonard Bernstein's Wonderful Town, which played the Civic Auditorium in San Gabriel The Alex in Glendale, both in Southern California.
Article | By Terri Paddock, What's On Stage, London | January 13, 2000
Lion King and Spend Top Olivier Nominations
The Broadway transfer of Disney's The Lion King may be the biggest blockbuster to hit London in years but, in terms of industry accolades, it's running neck and neck with the much smaller, homegrown musical Spend Spend Spend, based on the life of pools winner Viv Nicholson. Both shows have accumulated eight nominations in the 24th annual Laurence Olivier Awards, announced today. And in the crucial categories of Best New Musical, Best Director and Best Actress in a Musical, the two musicals are lined up in direct competition.
Article | June 16, 2001
Anna Friel Looks After Lulu at Kennedy Center, June 16-July 17
Anna Friel, familiar to Broadway audiences from Closer, will repeat her West End performance in the Almeida Theatre revival of Frank Wedekind's Lulu at Washington, DC's Kennedy Center. The actress and drama will play a month-long engagement at the Center, June 16-July 17. The run marks the Almeida's first trip to the U.S. capital.
Article | March 1, 2001
UK Lulu, with Anna Friel, to Play Kennedy Center, June 16-July 15
Anna Friel, familiar to Broadway audiences from Closer, made her West End debut as Frank Wedekind's Lulu in the currently playing Almeida's revival. Now, the actress and play will journey to the U.S., playing a month-long engagement at The Kennedy Center, June 16-July 17.
Article | By Andrew Gans, Logan Culwell-Block | February 21, 2023
Take a Look at National Tour of 1776, Starring Gisela Adisa
The all-female, transgender, and non-binary-cast revival is co-directed by Jeffrey L. Page and Diane Paulus.
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 2, 2004
DIVA TALK: Chatting with Chicago's Paige Davis, Divas at Sea, Plus News of Paige, Luker and Mazzie
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 2, 2004
DIVA TALK: Chatting with Chicago's Paige Davis, Divas at Sea, Plus News of Paige, Luker and Mazzie
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Article | By Robert Simonson, David Lefkowitz, Terri Paddock | January 29, 2000
Stoppard's Real Thing on Target for April 17 Bway Launch
All systems are go for the Broadway arrival of the hit Donmar Warehouse revival of Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing. After a Jan. 13-March 18, 2000 stint at the West End's Wyndham Theatre, the comedy-drama arrives at the Belasco Theatre March 29 and opens there April 17 for a 20-week limited engagement, according to the Boneau/Bryan Brown press office.
Article | By Robert Simonson, David Lefkowitz, Terri Paddock | November 29, 1999
Donmar's Real Thing to Open April 17 at Bway's Belasco
As reported back in July, the hit Donmar Warehouse revival of Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing will come to Broadway in early spring. After a Jan. 13-March 18, 2000 stint on the West End, the comedy-drama arrives at the Belasco Theatre March 29, 2000 and opens there April 17, 2000 for a 20-week limited engagement, according to the Boneau/Bryan Brown press office.
Article | By Robert Simonson, David Lefkowitz, Terri Paddock | November 11, 1999
The Real Thing For Real: Donmar Hit Comes to Bway in March
As reported back in July, the hit Donmar Warehouse revival of Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing will come to Broadway in early spring. After a Jan. 13-March 18, 2000 stint on the West End, the comedy-drama arrives at the Belasco Theatre in March 2000 and opens there in April 2000 for a 20-week limited engagement, according to the Boneau/Bryan Brown press office.
Article | By Robert Simonson, David Lefkowitz, Terri Paddock | October 28, 1999
London Real Thing Targeting Bway in Spring
As reported back in July, the hit Donmar Warehouse revival of Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing may have a future on Broadway. Producer Anita Waxman is working on a transfer of the London production, negotiating with Actors' Equity to bring the British cast over. If all goes smoothly -- and a theatre can be found -- the play will reach New York in early spring.
Article | May 24, 1999
Martin Guerre No Longer a Mystery: Stephen R. Buntrock, of Les Miz, Snags U.S. Role
Stephen R. Buntrock, a recent Enjolras of Broadway's Les Miserables, is expected to assume the title role in Martin Guerre this summer when rehearsals begin for the pre-Broadway tour.
Article | By Terri Paddock, Web Editor, What's On Stage | February 5, 1998
RNT's Closer Transferring to West End 19 March
The Royal National Theatre's award-winning, sell-out production of Patrick Marber's new play Closer is transferring to the Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue for a limited 12-week season from Tuesday 31 March (with previews from 19 March). Liza Walker will recreate her role of Alice and will be joined by new members of the cast - with TV personality Neil Pearson as Larry and Frances Barber as Anna.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | August 17, 2007
NYMF Announces Concerts with Reichard, Schonfeld, Goodman and More
In addition to the numerous new musicals being presented during the New York Musical Theatre Festival, aficionados of the genre can indulge in a series of concerts presented in conjunction with Ars Nova.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | February 3, 2012
Eric Ankrim, Alexandra Zorn and Kyle Scatliffe Lead Multi-Ethnic Oklahoma! in Seattle, Starting Feb. 3
Eric Ankrim, Alexandra Zorn and Kyle Scatliffe forge a "brand-new state" in the 5th Avenue Theatre production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic Oklahoma!, which begins performances Feb. 3 in Seattle, WA.

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