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Article | By Playbill Staff | March 22, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: March 22
Happy birthday to Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Article | By Andrew Gans | May 18, 2016
Their Favorite Things: Bright Star's Stephen Bogardus Shares His Theatregoing Experiences
Which performer does Bogardus say explored his role "without fear of falling"?
Article | By Andrew Gans | June 25, 2014
THEIR FAVORITE THINGS: Tony Winner and Heathers Star Anthony Crivello Shares His Theatregoing Experiences
Playbill.com's feature series Their Favorite Things asks members of the theatre community to share the Broadway performances that most affected them as part of the audience.

This week we spotlight the choices of Tony-winning singing actor Anthony Crivello, who currently stars in Heathers: The Musical at Off-Broadway's New World Stages.
Article | By Andrew Gans | June 25, 2014
THEIR FAVORITE THINGS: Tony Winner and Heathers Star Anthony Crivello Shares His Theatregoing Experiences
Playbill.com's feature series Their Favorite Things asks members of the theatre community to share the Broadway performances that most affected them as part of the audience.

This week we spotlight the choices of Tony-winning singing actor Anthony Crivello, who currently stars in Heathers: The Musical at Off-Broadway's New World Stages.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | September 20, 2011
"Mr. Broadway," Producer Gerald Schoenfeld's Memoir, Will Be On Shelves in Spring 2012
The life, times and Broadway lights of late Broadway producer and theatre owner Gerald Schoenfeld will be conjured in his own words with the posthumous 2012 publication of his memoir, "Mr. Broadway," Applause Books announced on Sept. 19.
Article | By Robert Simonson | November 25, 2008
Gerald Schoenfeld, Longtime Chairman of Shubert Organization, Dies at 84
Gerald Schoenfeld, the longtime Chairman of the theatre-owning powerhouse known as the Shubert Organization and a man routinely referred to as the most powerful man on Broadway, died suddenly Nov. 25 at his home in Manhattan. He was born in 1924 and was 84 years old.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | May 12, 2006
Stephanie J. Block Is The Pirate Queen; New Show By Les Miz Writers Sets Sail in Fall
Stephanie J. Block, Linda Balgord, Hadley Fraser and Jeff McCarthy will play principal roles in The Pirate Queen, the new musical by the creators of Les Misérables and Miss Saigon.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | November 3, 2005
Frank Galati Will Stage 2006 World Premiere of The Pirate Queen, by Les Miz Writers
Tony Award-winning American director Frank Galati will stage the pre-Broadway world premiere production of The Pirate Queen, by Les Misérables writers Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg in Chicago in fall 2006.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | May 9, 2005
Broadway's Plymouth and Royale Re-Dedicated as Schoenfeld and Jacobs Theatres on May 9
Change will come to two of Broadway's blazing marquees at 7:30 PM May 9, when the Plymouth Theatre becomes the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre and the Royale becomes the Bernard B. Jacobs.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | June 21, 2001
Bway's Cuckoo's Nest Loses its Feathers, July 29
Perhaps the moral is that even winning a Tony Award or two isn't a guarantee of box office longevity. While Proof and The Producers continue as strong sellers, and 42nd Street undoubtedly received a boost from its Best Revival Tony win, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, while doing pretty well at the box office, has decided not to stick it out till the Sept. 16 extension date announced five days after its Tony win. Instead, the revival of Dale Wasserman's drama will end July 29.
Article | By Robert Simonson | September 29, 2000
PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, Sept. 23-29: Cat Tales
The new musical, Seussical, apparently exists so that theatre folk might avidly discuss its ups and downs. No fall show has been placed under a stronger microscope or has generated more gossip, debate, speculation. Talk of the Broadway-bound project has even eclipsed the previously deafening din surrounding the upcoming New York City revival of Follies, and that's saying something.
Article | By Robert Simonson | September 29, 2000
PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, Sept. 23-29: Cat Tales
The new musical, Seussical, apparently exists so that theatre folk might avidly discuss its ups and downs. No fall show has been placed under a stronger microscope or has generated more gossip, debate, speculation. Talk of the Broadway-bound project has even eclipsed the previously deafening din surrounding the upcoming New York City revival of Follies, and that's saying something.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | June 28, 2014
Stories of Pride Revisited: Cheyenne Jackson, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Lea DeLaria, Gavin Creel, Jenn Colella, Terrence McNally and More Celebrate
In honor of Playbill's 30 Day of Pride, we take a look back at one of our favorite past features in which we asked LGBT members of the theatre community to share their personal stories of love, self-acceptance and pride in their lives and in their work. #PlaybillPride
Article | By Adam Hetrick | July 1, 2013
Stories of Pride: Cheyenne Jackson, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Lea DeLaria, Gavin Creel, Terrence McNally and More Celebrate
LGBT Americans have had much to celebrate in the past several years, with the passage of Marriage Equality in New York and other states around the country, as well as the Supreme Court's landmark decisions this week on DOMA and Prop 8.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | June 28, 2013
Stories of Pride: Cheyenne Jackson, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Lea DeLaria, Gavin Creel, Terrence McNally and More Celebrate
LGBT Americans have had much to celebrate in the past several years, with the passage of Marriage Equality in New York and other states around the country, as well as the Supreme Court's landmark decisions this week on DOMA and Prop 8.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | June 28, 2013
Stories of Pride: Cheyenne Jackson, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Lea DeLaria, Gavin Creel, Terrence McNally and More Celebrate
LGBT Americans have had much to celebrate in the past several years, with the passage of Marriage Equality in New York and other states around the country, as well as the Supreme Court's landmark decisions this week on DOMA and Prop 8.
Article | By Kenneth Jones, David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | October 1, 1998
Roundabout's Little Me Previews Delayed To Oct. 7; Now Opens Nov. 12
Little Me isn't so little.
Article | September 23, 1998
Roundabout Enters Into Impossible Marriage w/Henley & Hunter, Sept. 23-Jan. 10
Previews begin Sept. 23 for the premiere of Beth Henley's latest play, Impossible Marriage, staged at the Roundabout Theatre's off Broadway space, the Laura Pels.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson, Harry Haun | August 13, 1998
Forbidden Bway Vets McGrath & Pedi Join Short & Prince in Little Me
Joining Faith Prince and Martin Short in the Roundabout Theatre's upcoming Broadway revival of Little Me will be two veterans of Off-Broadway's Forbidden Broadway revue, Michael McGrath and Christine Pedi.
Article | August 10, 1998
Lois Smith, Jon Tenney Join Holly Hunter in Henley's Impossible Marriage
Lois Smith and Jon Tenney have joined Holly Hunter in the Roundabout Theatre Company's production of Beth Henley's new play Impossible Marriage. Smith, whose credits include Tony-nominated turns in Buried Child and The Grapes of Wrath, will play Hunter's mother; and Tenney, who was featured in The Heiress and The Substance of Fire, is Hunter's husband.

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