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Article | By Seth Rudetsky | October 13, 2014
Onstage & Backstage: Learning How Garry Marshall Saved His Sister's Life and About <em>Barry</em> <em>Moss</em>' Marilyn Monroe Deception
A week in the life of actor, radio and TV host, music director and writer Seth Rudetsky.
Article | By Philippe Bowgen | June 20, 2014
PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, June 14-20: Tupac Shakur is Hollering on Broadway and James Franco Directs Downtown
Hip hop has hit the Great White Way in the new musical Holler If Ya Hear Me by Todd Kreidler with music by the late Tupac Shakur.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | July 26, 2005
Director David H. Bell Drops Out of A Tale of Two Cities Musical Project
A Tale of Two Cities is a ship without a sail at the moment, putting the schedule of the Broadway-bound show into question, the producers announced July 26.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | July 7, 2005
Veterans of Little Women and Les Miz Sing in Workshop of Broadway-Bound Tale of Two Cities
Broadway veterans and newcomers will be part of a five-week summer workshop of the new Broadway-bound musical A Tale of Two Cities, Playbill.com has learned.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | May 24, 2005
Dickens Comes Alive in Summer Workshop of Broadway-Bound Tale of Two Cities
A Tale of Two Cities, the Broadway-bound musical with book, music and lyrics by Jill Santoriello, will be explored in a summer workshop in Manhattan prior to its January 2006 world premiere in Chicago.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | May 16, 2005
David Bell to Direct Musical Tale of Two Cities, Aiming for Broadway April 2006
A Tale of Two Cities, composer-lyricist-librettist Jill Santoriello's new Broadway-bound musical of the novel by Charles Dickens, will attempt to transport audiences to a world of big emotions and noble ideas in 2006.
Article | March 20, 1997
B'way Oz Will Cast Kids as Munchkins March 22
An open casting call for children and "little people" to play Munchkins in the upcoming Wizard Of Oz is set for March 22, starting at 8:30 AM. Boys and girls, 8-14 are invited, as are all humans under 4'10" (yes, they will measure you).
Article | By James Dybas | November 9, 1997
JAMES' DIARY: Noon
James Dybas, a stage veteran who plays the Executioner in The Scarlet Pimpernel, agreed to keep a diary of the experience for Playbill On-Line's readers. Here is his diary of the weeks leading up to the opening. Watch for his posts throughout the day as he shares his opening night with you.
Article | By Philippe Bowgen | June 18, 2014
Broadway Casting Veteran Barry Moss Dies at 74
Barry Moss, longtime Broadway and television casting director for shows such as Nine, Torch Song Trilogy, Titanic, The Life and Little Women, died peacefully June 18 in New York City.
Article | By Philippe Bowgen | June 18, 2014
Broadway Casting Veteran Barry Moss Dies at 74
Barry Moss, longtime Broadway and television casting director for shows such as Nine, Torch Song Trilogy, Titanic, The Life and Little Women, died peacefully June 18 in New York City.
Article | By Harry Haun | November 14, 2005
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Souvenir: Brava, The Hard Way
Ironic, what, that the night The Sound of Music marked its 40th anniversary on film—with all those Van Trapps and their nanny traipsing about Tavern on the Green, waving DVDs at you—Broadway was celebrating something considerably less than the sound of music?
Article | By Harry Haun | November 11, 2005
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Souvenir: Brava, The Hard Way
Ironic, what, that the night The Sound of Music marked its 40th anniversary on film—with all those Van Trapps and their nanny traipsing about Tavern on the Green, waving DVDs at you—Broadway was celebrating something considerably less than the sound of music?
Article | August 26, 1997
K.T. Sullivan & Marilyn Sokol Go to the Dogs, Aug. 26
One can be forgiven for thinking that New York theatre is going to the dogs. After all, these are the dog days of August, plus orphan Annie would only be half as cute without her onstage pooch, Sandy; and who can forget the lovable pup in Present Laughter just a few months ago?
Article | By Kenneth Jones | November 9, 2007
Broadway-Bound Tale of Two Cities Is Sold Out at Florida's Asolo Theatre
A Tale of Two Cities, the Broadway-aimed musical by Jill Santoriello that draws on the famous 1859 novel by Charles Dickens, is sold out in its current regional tryout at Asolo Repertory Theatre's Mertz Theatre in Sarasota, FL.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | October 26, 2007
Tale of Two Cities Musical Gets Two Opening Nights, Oct. 26-27, in Florida
A Tale of Two Cities, the Broadway-aimed musical by Jill Santoriello that draws on the famous 1859 novel by Charles Dickens, will celebrate two opening nights — each followed by a novel-themed afterglow — Oct. 26-27 in Florida.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | October 22, 1998
Countdown To Footloose: Director WALTER BOBBIE
On opening nights, some directors annoy their casts back stage, some get sick in the bathroom, others toss back drinks in the lobby bar.
Article | By Margaret Hall | October 22, 2022
Julie Hughes, Prominent Broadway Casting Director, Passes Away At 81
Ms. Hughes was one half of Hughes/Moss Casting, working on near 90 Broadway productions.
Article | August 4, 2001
Henry Moss Fully Cast for Sept. 5 Start at OB's Signature
As previously reported, Ethan Hawke, Arliss Howard and Sheila Tousey have been cast in the upcoming New York production of Sam Shepard's latest, The Late Henry Moss. Casting for secondary roles is now completed, with Guy Boyd, Michael Aronov, Tim Michael, Jose Perez and Clark Middleton joining the company, according to a Signature Theatre Company spokesperson.
Article | July 26, 2001
Shepard's Moss to Grow w/ Hawke at OB's Signature Sept. 4, Open Sept. 23
As previously reported, Ethan Hawke, Arliss Howard and Sheila Tousey have been cast in the upcoming New York production of Sam Shepard's latest, The Late Henry Moss. Casting for secondary roles is still underway, according to a Signature Theatre Company spokesperson at the Publicity Office (reached July 25). Dates have been finalized, however, and the show will start previews Sept. 4 for a Sept. 23 opening and a run through Oct. 14. Occasional Shepard collaborator Joseph Chaikin will direct.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | November 13, 1997
Ragtime & Ballyhoo Win Artios Casting Awards
The 13th annual Artios Awards for outstanding achievement in casting were just announced, with Jay Binder and Arnold J. Mungioli/Mark Simon winning awards for Ragtime and The Last Night Of Ballyhoo, respectively.

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