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Article | By Playbill Staff | April 1, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: April 1
In 1993, Julie Andrews stars Off-Broadway in the Sondheim revue Putting It Together.
Article | January 13, 2016
Richard Libertini, Character Actor of Film and Stage, Dies at 82
Richard Libertini, a tall, gangly character actor of unmistakable appearance who forged a career in film, television and theatre over several decades, died Jan. 7 at his home in Venice, CA. He was 82.
Article | December 27, 2015
Why Was Seth Locked Outside in His Underwear at 3 AM? The Disaster! Cast Shares Most Catastrophic NYC Moments
Disaster! will strike in the New Year (and, by disaster, we mean the new Seth Rudetsky and Jack Plotnick musical). We asked the cast to share their New York City war stories. Find out why Rudetsky got locked outside at 3 AM and who got hit by a bike messenger!
Article | By Robert Viagas | June 26, 2015
Richard Dreyfuss To Play Master Ponzi Schemer Madoff in Miniseries
Richard Dreyfuss has been cast as Bernie Madoff in an ABC miniseries about the master Ponzi schemer who defrauded his family and closest friends—including many showbiz celebrities—of millions before he was caught and arrested in 2008, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Article | By Carey Purcell | March 1, 2015
Beth Henley's Abundance, Tale of Mail-Order Brides in the Wild West, Opens at TACT Tonight
Abundance, Pulitzer Prize winner Beth Henley's tall tale set in the Great American West, officially opens Off-Broadway at The Actors Company Theatre March 1.
Article | By Carey Purcell | February 17, 2015
Beth Henley's Abundance, Tale of Mail-Order Brides in the Wild West, Begins at TACT Tonight
Abundance, Pulitzer Prize winner Beth Henley's tall tale set in the Great American West, begins performances Feb. 17 Off-Broadway at The Actors Company Theatre.
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 Robert Viagas | February 8, 2017
Comedian Prof. Irwin Corey Dies at 102
“The World’s Foremost Authority” was the master of double-talk.
Article | By Robert Simonson | June 26, 2003
Sly Fox, with Richard Dreyfuss, Confirmed for Broadway in 2004
Director Arthur Penn and producers Julian Schlossberg, Roy Furman and Ben Sprecher—the team that gave Broadway the surprise success, Fortune's Fool, in spring 2002—will bring Larry Gelbart's comedy Sly Fox to Broadway Feb. 27, 2004.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | March 25, 2005
Charles Antalosky, Barrymore Award Winning Actor, Dead at 67
Charles Antalosky, a sweet-natured mustachioed character actor who appeared in Broadway's Sly Fox in 2004, and was a Barrymore Award winner in Philadelphia, his home for many years, died March 23 after a battle with cancer.
Article | By James Inverne | November 17, 2003
Report: Richard Dreyfuss to Star in London’s Producers?
The London production of The Producers, due to start rehearsals in July 2004, seems to be going through more casting dilemmas than “Gone With The Wind.” Comedian Lee Evans (“There’s Something About Mary”) is down as the weak-willed accountant Leo Bloom—Gene Wilder’s part in the movie version and Matthew Broderick's on Broadway. But what of the equally crucial role of Max?
Article | By Robert Simonson | September 17, 2003
Gelbart-Dreyfuss Sly Fox to Open at Barrymore Theatre on April 1
Director Arthur Penn and producers Julian Schlossberg, Roy Furman and Ben Sprecher—the team that gave Broadway the surprise success, Fortune's Fool, in spring 2002—will bring Larry Gelbart's comedy Sly Fox to Broadway's Barrymore Theatre on April 1, 2004. Previews will begin in early-to-mid-March.
Article | By Playbill Staff | September 11, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: September 11
Today's birthdays include Harry Connick Jr., Adriane Lenox, and Reed Birney.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | September 11, 2009
Larry Gelbart, Tony Winner and Master Comic Dramatist, Dead at 81
Larry Gelbart, the two-time Tony Award-winning librettist who was also a playwright and a screenwriter for TV and movies, died on Sept. 11 at the age of 81, according to published reports.
Article | By Kenneth Jones, Andrew Gans | May 9, 2004
Life Begins at 8:40: Broadway Anticipates 2004 Tony Award Nominations May 10
One of major moments in the Broadway calendar comes 8:30 AM (ET) May 10, when nominees for the 2004 Tony Awards are announced in Manhattan.
Article | By Robert Simonson | October 10, 2003
PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, Oct. 4-10: Mitchell Meets Robbins Redux
It's difficult to gauge the damage that resulted from the tempest that surrounded Gypsy last spring, but apparently Jerry Mitchell, the man who choreographed that revival, emerged unscathed. Mitchell has been selected by Stephen Sondheim, Arthur Laurents and the Jerome Robbins people—the same folks who created and control Gypsy—to direct and choreograph a 2004 Broadway production of West Side Story. The assignment will launch Mitchell's new status as one of Broadway's few director-choreographers. Until then, he's choreographing the upcoming musical Never Gonna Dance and will choreograph the musical, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
Article | By Robert Simonson | June 27, 2003
PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, June 21-27: Disney Redux
Some years ago, DreamWorks, the Steven Spielberg Jeffrey Katzenberg-David Geffen film studio, began to venture in Disney territory by producing animated features like "The Prince of Epypt" and "The Road to El Dorado." Now, a similar rivalry is brewing on Broadway.
Article | By Robert Simonson | June 27, 2003
PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, June 21-27: Disney Redux
Some years ago, DreamWorks, the Steven Spielberg Jeffrey Katzenberg-David Geffen film studio, began to venture in Disney territory by producing animated features like "The Prince of Epypt" and "The Road to El Dorado." Now, a similar rivalry is brewing on Broadway.
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 7, 2016
Richard Dreyfuss Returns to the Stage Tonight
The Academy Award winner plays Albert Einstein in Relativity.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | October 16, 2007
Doubt Will Fill the Stage of Utah's Pioneer Theatre Company in November
John Patrick Shanley's Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, Doubt, will make its Utah debut at Pioneer Theatre Company beginning Nov. 2.

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