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Article | February 11, 2016
Box-Office Opening Date Set for Sara Bareilles' Musical Waitress
The box office will open Feb. 15 for Sara Bareilles' Broadway musical Waitress, starring Tony winner Jessie Mueller.
Article | February 5, 2016
Broadway Crucible Changes First Preview for a Happy Reason
Arthur Miller's Salem-set witch-hunt drama, The Crucible has postponed its first Broadway preview by a day so that its co-star, Saoirse Ronan, can attend the Academy Awards, at which she is a nominee.
Article | January 31, 2016
David Mamet's China Doll, Starring Al Pacino, Ends Broadway Run as a Hit
David Mamet's latest play, China Doll, which opened on Broadway last fall starring Al Pacino, ends its run Jan. 31. Despite earning some of the more negative reviews of the season, the play takes its final bow having recouped its full $3.7 million investment.
Article | January 15, 2016
Curtain Up, Exhibition Celebrating London and New York Theatre, Will Be Presented in Both Cities
A new exhibition, Curtain Up: Celebrating 40 Years of Theatre in London and New York, will be presented in both cities, running first at London's Victoria and Albert Museum (Feb. 9-Aug. 31), then transferring to New York's Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center (Oct. 19, 2016-June 2017).
Article | December 31, 2015
Queen's New Year Honors List Includes Gypsy Star and American in Paris Director
The Queen's New Year Honors list, published on New Year's Eve to "recognise the achievements and services of extraordinary people across the United Kingdom," sees veteran stage and film actors Barbara Windsor and Siân Phillips both made Dames, choreographer Matthew Bourne made a Knight, director/choreographer Christopher Wheeldon made an OBE and Imelda Staunton, who already held an OBE, being 'upgraded' to a CBE.
Article | December 31, 2015
Stay In The Loop! The Theatre News Stories That Defined 2015
Hamilton wasn't the only big theatre story in 2015 (though, to be honest, it was the biggest story). From theatrical triumphs to cell-phone disasters, our staff delivers the need-to-knows of 2015 that had the theatrical world abuzz.
Article | December 4, 2015
The Verdict: Critics Review David Mamet Drama China Doll, Starring Al Pacino
Tony, Emmy and Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino returns to Broadway in David Mamet's new drama China Doll, officially opens to the press Dec. 4. Critics have begun filing their reviews. Here's what they have to say.
Article | November 9, 2015
With More Work Needed, David Mamet Drama China Doll, Starring Al Pacino, Delays Opening
Producers of David Mamet's new drama China Doll have pushed back the opening night by two weeks. The production marks Tony, Emmy and Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino's return to Broadway.
Article | By Mark Shenton | November 5, 2015
What's Hot in London: Awards Season Already? And Some Controversy to Go With It!
The Menier Chocolate Factory's 2013 production of The Color Purple re-appears on Broadway, beginning performances Nov. 10 at Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. It is the latest in a line of Broadway shows that the Menier has returned to Broadway, from Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George and A Little Night Music to La Cage Aux Folles.
Article | By Andrew Gans | September 11, 2015
Best in Show: Broadway Animal Trainer Bill Berloni and His Collie Argyle, "There to Put a Smile on Your Face"
Best in Show — a spotlight on Broadway personalities and their animal companions — continues with animal trainer Bill Berloni, whose furry friends have appeared on Broadway in Annie, Legally Blonde, The Audience, the Bernadette Peters revival of Gypsy and many others. Berloni, whose bloodhounds are part of The Dallas Theater Center's current world premiere of Moonshine: That Hee Haw Musical, is also the subject of the Discovery Family Channel series "From Wags to Riches."
Article | By Robert Viagas | September 9, 2015
Theatre and Complete Cast Announced for Broadway Revival of The Crucible
At Broadway's Walter Kerr Theatre, murder will be followed by witchcraft. Less than 24 hours after A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder announced its January closing at the Kerr, Arthur Miller's Salem-set witch-hunt drama, The Crucible, has snapped up the house for its planned spring 2016 Broadway revival.
Article | By Robert Viagas | September 3, 2015
Vivien Eng, of Broadway's The King and I, Dies After Fire
Broadway actress Vivien Eng, who was featured in the ensemble of the 1996 Broadway The King and I revival, has died of injuries suffered in a Sept. 2 fire at her apartment on the 33rd floor of the Manhattan Plaza building on West 43rd Street at Tenth Avenue, according to The Gothamist. She was 51.
Article | By Joe Gambino | August 21, 2015
Nominees for Casting Society's Artios Awards, Including 12 Theatre Categories, Announced
The Casting Society of America (CSA) announced the nominees for the 31st annual Artios Awards Aug. 21. The Artios Awards celebrate excellence in casting for television, theatre, web series and short film. Winners will be announced Jan. 21, 2016. The Artios Awards will feature bicoastal ceremonies in Los Angles at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, and in New York at the Hard Rock Café.
Article | By Andrew Gans, Robert Viagas | August 19, 2015
Christopher Denham Replaces Fran Kranz in China Doll, Starring Al Pacino; David Mamet Play Extends Run
Christopher Denham, who co-starred on Broadway in "Master Harold"… and the boys and The Lieutenant of Inishmore, will join Oscar winner Al Pacino in the Broadway debut of David Mamet's China Doll, which will begin previews Oct. 21.
Article | By Robert Viagas | August 19, 2015
"Grease," With John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, Gets Summer Sing-A-Long Screening Today
Building on the success of event-type cinema screenings of operas like Aida and occasional Broadway shows like The Audience, Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies are screening the sing-along version of the 1978 movie "Grease" in 500 theatres across the U.S. Aug. 19.
Article | By Robert Viagas | August 16, 2015
"Grease," With John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, Gets Summer Sing-A-Long Re-Release Today
Building on the success of event-type cinema screenings of operas like Aida and occasional Broadway shows like The Audience, Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies are screening the sing-along version of the 1978 movie "Grease" in 500 theatres across the U.S. on Aug. 16 and 19, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Article | By Andrew Gans | August 12, 2015
Their Favorite Things: Emmy-Winning "Glee" Star Jane Lynch Shares Her 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 Emmy-winning "Glee" star Jane Lynch, who made her Broadway debut as Miss Hannigan in the recent revival of Annie and who will offer See Jane Sing! w/ Jane Lynch Aug. 16-19 at Joe's Pub.
Article | By Robert Viagas, Andrew Gans | August 7, 2015
Leads Announced for Broadway Revival of Witch-Hunt Drama The Crucible
Casting has been announced for the planned 2016 Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's Salem-set witch hunt drama, The Crucible, with a score by Philip Glass.
Article | By Olivia Clement | July 17, 2015
Ian McKellen Performs Cheeky Rendition of Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood"
Sir Ian McKellen continues to promote his film "Mr. Holmes" by making the rounds on American talk shows this week, having already appeared on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon," "The View," and "Live Kelly & Michael." His most recent appearance, on Yahoo, sees him reading Taylor Swift and Bruno Mars lyrcis with deadpan comic expertise.
Article | By Robert Viagas | July 8, 2015
Tartaglia's Quest Among Six New NYMF Musicals To Announce Extensions on Second Day of Festival
Six of the more than two dozen musicals being presented at the 2015 New York Musical Theatre Festival's have reported ticket sales strong enough that they will extend their planned limited engagements.

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