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Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | June 28, 2024
3rd Annual Pride in Times Square Kicks Off June 28
The free weekend-long event from Playbill and The Times Square Alliance features a host of performances from Broadway favorites.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | June 25, 2024
JJ Niemann, Samantha Pauly, Jordan Tyson, More Join Playbill's 2024 Pride in Times Square Roster
A host of Broadway favorites are set to perform at Playbill's third annual Pride event, presented in collaboration with the Times Square Alliance.
Article | By Andrew Gans | January 13, 2020
James <em>Monroe</em> Iglehart, Taylor Iman Jones, Heath Saunders, More Will Sing Ben Caplan Songs in Broadway’s Future Concert
John Znidarsic hosts and directs the free evening.
Article | By Talaura Harms | October 27, 2022
Al Pacino Hosts Screening of Dog Day Afternoon for The Actors Studio October 27
A benefit for the Studio's 75th season, the screening also includes a live interview with the Tony- and Oscar-winning star.
Article | By Eric Grode | August 13, 1999
STAGE TO SCREEN: Quiz Answers
Boy, I learned my lesson this time: Don't do a reader poll unless you have a staff of 15 and a few vacation days to devote to it. The response to last column's questionnaire was much better than I had imagined; not everybody answered every question, but many of you really thought hard and came up with some terrific ideas. As a result, this column is about four times longer than usual. "Cutting-Room Floor" and all the usual features of this column will be back next time, but the next 3,000+ words are devoted to you guys. Thanks for playing; maybe we'll do this again sometime. Maybe.
Article | By Eric Grode | August 13, 1999
STAGE TO SCREEN: Quiz Answers
Boy, I learned my lesson this time: Don't do a reader poll unless you have a staff of 15 and a few vacation days to devote to it. The response to last column's questionnaire was much better than I had imagined; not everybody answered every question, but many of you really thought hard and came up with some terrific ideas. As a result, this column is about four times longer than usual. "Cutting-Room Floor" and all the usual features of this column will be back next time, but the next 3,000+ words are devoted to you guys. Thanks for playing; maybe we'll do this again sometime. Maybe.
Article | By PigPen Theatre Co. | May 17, 2024
PigPen Theatre Co. Break Down the Score for Water For Elephants
The new Broadway musical released its cast album May 17.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | December 13, 2023
James T. Lane's Amos Hart in Chicago Is a Tribute to Black Entertainer Bert Williams
As the first Black actor to play the role on Broadway, Lane tells us how his performance (with those white gloves) is uniquely informed by the vaudeville star.
Article | By Andrew Gans, Ryan McPhee | November 11, 2020
In the News: Danai Gurira Will Star in The Fighting Shirley Chisholm Film, More Speakers Join Christopher Jackson at TheaterMakers Summit
Plus: Stars from the world of opera are joining forces for a Thanksgiving variety show.
Article | By Dan Meyer | October 21, 2020
Jennifer Hudson, Darren Criss, Karen Olivo, More Perform in Starry In Our America Concert October 21
The Broadway for Biden fundraiser rallies for the vote with a host of stage favorites.
Article | By Ruthie Fierberg | March 20, 2020
47 Classic Movie Musicals to Watch While Quarantined
From Fred Astaire in Top Hat to Gene Kelly in Singin’ in the Rain, from West Side Story to The Sound of Music to Fiddler on the Roof and more, here’s how to rent or buy dozens of movie musicals without leaving your home.
Article | October 7, 2016
The Stars of Holiday Inn Reflect on Their Opening Performance!
Inside the opening night and after party with the stars and creative forces behind Roundabout’s “joy machine.” How do they think it went?
Article | By Andrew Gans | May 20, 2016
Zachary Levi and Megan Hilty Host 82nd Annual Drama League Awards Today
50 actors have been nominated in the coveted Distinguished Performance Award category.
Article | By Robert Viagas | August 6, 2015
Exclusive: Compare Hamilton (2015) with Hamilton (1917); See Lin-Manuel Miranda's Lyrics
One of the biggest hits of the spring was Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Off-Broadway musical, Hamilton, which officially opens on Broadway Aug. 6. But it will not be the first time a show of that title and subject has appeared on Broadway. Nearly a century ago dramatic actor George Arliss starred as the Founding Father in Hamilton, a play he co-wrote with Mary P. Hamlin.
Article | By Olivia Clement | April 30, 2015
The Know: Your Essential Ticket-Buying Planner, April 30-May 10
Don't miss out on this week's must-see shows and events!
Article | By Robert Viagas | March 13, 2015
EXCLUSIVE: Compare Hamilton (2015) with Hamilton (1917): First Publication of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Lyrics
One of the biggest hits of the spring is Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Off-Broadway musical, Hamilton, which is scheduled to move to Broadway this summer. But it will not be the first time a show of that title and subject has appeared on Broadway. Nearly a century ago dramatic actor George Arliss starred as the Founding Father in Hamilton, a play he co-wrote with Mary P. Hamlin.
Article | By Playbill Staff | December 30, 2014
Relive the Year in Music! Watch Performance Highlights From the Musicals of 2014 (Video)
From Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, the first musical to open this year, to the short-lived, cult-favorite musical Side Show, Playbill.com takes a look back at performance highlights from the 2014 musicals.
Article | By Whitney Spaner | December 13, 2014
"You Won't Be An Orphan for Long": Where Are the Stars of Annie Now?
In anticipation of the movie musical "Annie" hitting the theatres Dec. 19, Playbill.com looks back at the talented women who have played the spunky orphan throughout the years.
Article | By Robert Simonson, Adam Hetrick | August 13, 2014
Tony-Winning Stage and Screen Icon Lauren Bacall Dies at 89
Stage and screen actress legend Lauren Bacall, who earned Tony Awards for her performances in the Broadway musicals Applause and Woman of the Year, died at her home in Manhattan Aug. 12 at the age of 89.
Article | By Robert Simonson, Adam Hetrick | August 13, 2014
Tony-Winning Stage and Screen Icon Lauren Bacall Dies at 89
Stage and screen actress legend Lauren Bacall, who earned Tony Awards for her performances in the Broadway musicals Applause and Woman of the Year, died at her home in Manhattan Aug. 12 at the age of 89.

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