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Article | By Molly Higgins | March 18, 2024
Marxfest 2024 Reveals Lineup
The comedy festival celebrating the Marx Brothers will take place May 17-26, on the centennial anniversary of the brothers' Broadway debut in I'll Say She Is.
Article | By Margaret Hall | March 9, 2022
<em>Frank</em> <em>Ferrante</em>'s Groucho Sets PBS Premiere
The Olivier Award nominee has portrayed the legendary comedian for 35 years.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | March 2, 2017
Cincinnati Playhouse Season Includes Curious Incident and Shakespeare in Love
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s 2017-18 season will include two world premieres by up-and-coming female playwrights.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 10, 2010
Walnut Street's Studio Will House Glass Menagerie, My Way and World Premiere
Shows for the 2010-11 season of Walnut Street Theatre's Off-Off-Broadway-style, 80-seat Independence Studio on 3 have been announced. The world-premiere comedy Caesar's Palace O' Fun is among titles.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | May 14, 2009
Montevecchi Set for Fashion-Inspired Bottega ZinZanni in Seattle
Tony Award-winning actress Liliane Montevecchi will star in Teatro ZinZanni's Bottega ZinZanni – All Dressed Up with Some Place to Go in Seattle in June.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | March 16, 2004
Lyricist-Actor David Rogers Tells Showbiz Tales in Naked on Broadway, in Philly, March 16-April 4
The Tony Award-nominated lyricist, David Rogers, who is also an actor, shares anecdotes from his life in showbiz in Naked on Broadway: A Lifetime with David Rogers, starting March 16 at Walnut Street Theatre's Independence Studio on 3, in Philadelphia.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | March 12, 2004
Lyricist-Actor David Rogers Tells Showbiz Tales in Naked on Broadway, in Philly, March 16-April 4
The Tony Award-nominated lyricist, David Rogers, who is also an actor, shares anecdotes from his life in showbiz in Naked on Broadway: A Lifetime with David Rogers, starting March 16 at Walnut Street Theatre's Independence Studio on 3, in Philadelphia.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | January 13, 2004
Biloxi Blues Steams Up Philly Winter at Walnut Street Jan. 13-Feb. 29
Neil Simon's autobiography-tinged comedy-drama, Biloxi Blues, plays Walnut Street Theatre Jan. 13 Feb. 29 in Philadelphia.
Article | January 25, 2001
New Musical Raises Fair Expectations for Art at Philly's Walnut Street in 2001-02
Currently enjoying what may be the most popular season in its 18-year history, Philadelphia's Walnut Street Theatre has now announced its plans for next season, including revivals of two musical chestnuts, a Tony-winning comedy, a Dickens adaptation that isn't Christmas Carol, and, perhaps most intriguingly, a world premiere musical.
Article | January 24, 2001
Philly's Walnut Street Spreads Simon's Sunshine in Wintertime, Jan. 24-March 4
Nostalgia is running high at Philadelphia, PA’s Walnut Street Theatre this season, as the venue has been offering a slate of chestnuts or more-recent works that look back into the past. Termed “A season of classics” by producing artistic director Bernard Havard, the 2000-01 roster includes the musicals Rags, Singin’ in the Rain and A Chorus Line, as well as the thriller Gaslight and, up next, the comedy The Sunshine Boys.
Article | May 9, 2000
Indian Ink, Cabaret Lead 2000 Helen Hayes Award Winners
The best of resident and visiting theatre in the Washington DC area was honored at the 16th Annual Helen Hayes Awards May 8 at the Opera House at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Article | March 23, 2000
2000 Helen Hayes Noms Recognize DC Theatre Excellence; Awards May 8
Nominees for the 16th Annual Helen Hayes Awards were announced March 21, honoring the best work by visiting and resident theatre artists in the Washington DC area.
Article | September 17, 1999
Arkansas Rep Has Bees, Blackbirds, Blues & Blanche in `99-00
With Douglas Carter Beane's Off-Broadway hit, As Bees in Honey Drown, running Sept. 16-Oct. 10, Arkansas Rep kicks off their 1999 2000 season, which will also include the new musical revue, The Blackbirds of Broadway, a return visit from Second City, Frank Ferrante's Groucho and revivals of A Streetcar Named Desire and Blues in the Night.
Article | May 28, 1999
No More Animal Crackers for DC's Arena, Closing May 30
Washington, DC's Arena Stage will close its revival of the Marx Brothers musical, Animal Crackers, May 30. Performances began March 26 with an opening April 7.
Article | April 7, 1999
DC's Arena Stage Opens Marx Bros' Musical Animal Crackers, April 7-May 30
Washington, DC's Arena Stage opens its revival of the Marx Brothers musical, Animal Crackers, April 7 for a run through May 30. Performances began March 26.
Article | August 5, 1998
Two Perfect Weddings, One in CT, One in NC
While CT's Westport Country Playhouse finishes its run of the Robin Hawdon farce, Perfect Wedding, another regional theatre -- NC's Flat Rock Playhouse -- is about to mount its own version of the comedy. The Westport staging, which stars Frank Ferrante and "The Drew Carey Show's" Diedrich Bader, ends Aug. 8; the Flat Rock production opens Aug. 5 and runs to Aug. 15.
Article | July 27, 1998
Ferrante & Bader Engaged in Hawdon's Perfect Wedding at Westport, CT, July 27
Making his stage debut after years of sitcom work is Diedrich Bader, best known for playing Oswald on "The Drew Carey Show." At Westport Country Playhouse in CT, Bader will appear in a farce by Robin Hawdon, Perfect Wedding, July 27-Aug. 8
Article | May 19, 1998
By George, Frank Ferrante's Got It, May 19-June 14 at PA's Walnut
If anyone could give Groucho Marx a run for his money as far as acerbic wisecracks, it was playwright and raconteur, George S. Kaufman. In fact, he helped write the Marx Brothers' stage and screen success, Animal Crackers. And if anyone could play Groucho Marx and George S. Kaufman, it's Frank Ferrante.
Article | April 21, 1998
Will Stutts Opens His Gift at PA's Walnut Studio, Apr. 21-May 3
Following William Leach's memorable turn in Shylock and Kim Hunter's special appearance in Alan Brody's Greytop In Love, the next show at Philadelphia's Walnut Street Studio Theatre, Apr. 21-May 3, will be The Gift, a world premiere written & directed by Walnut veteran Will Stutts.
Article | March 23, 1998
Kim Hunter Cracks Walnut's Greytop In PA, Mar. 24-Apr. 5
Following William Leach's memorable turn in Shylock, the next show at Philadelphia's Walnut Street Studio Theatre will be Alan Brody's Greytop In Love, Mar. 24-Apr. 5, opening Mar. 25. William Roudebush directs Kim Hunter (A Streetcar Named Desire) in this romantic comedy about a veteran journalist and a young writer competing for a beautiful coworker. Also in the cast are Bob Emmett, Karen Hinton and Jimmy Mount.

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