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By Mark Peikert | 06/11/2019As Julie Madly Deeply begins performances at 59E59, writer-performer Sarah-Louise Young shares some of her favorite things about the Oscar winner. -
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By Playbill Staff | 06/10/2019With Stephanie J. Block now a Tony Award winner for playing Cher in The Cher Show, we look at 21 other musicals that featured existing tunes.
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Tony Awards
By Ruthie Fierberg | 06/10/2019The acceptance speeches you didn’t hear, collaborations on the horizon, and more.
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Tony Awards
By Olivia Clement | 06/09/2019A look back at the women directors who broke ground with their Broadway work and continue to do so today.
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By Doug Reside | 06/01/2019Production notes, lighting plots, and design inspiration for Bob Fosse and Stephen Schwartz’s Pippin.
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By Ruthie Fierberg | 05/29/2019How much do you really know about the star of this season’s The Waverly Gallery?
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By Ruthie Fierberg | 05/27/2019How many of these plays and musicals honoring the armed forces are you familiar with?
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By Doug Reside | 05/19/2019Looking through the archives of the New York Pulic Library for the Performing Arts, the current production was not the first attempt to adapt the 1933 film.
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Tony Awards
By Logan Culwell-Block | 04/30/2019We dig into the archives to find the performers, designers, writers, and orchestrators who earned the most nods.
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By Dan Meyer | 04/03/2019Not every musical and play that wins London's top theatre award makes it across the Atlantic. Do you know these shows?
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By Nathan Skethway | 03/30/2019There are currently seven shows on Broadway that have transferred after successful Off-Broadway productions. Can you name them all?
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By Mo Brady | 03/26/2019How the director-choreographer’s work impacted future musicals like Newsies, Come From Away, and Hamilton.
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Interview
By Barry Singer | 03/20/2019Fosse had Verdon. But who are the modern day muses for innovators like Camille A. Brown, Warren Carlyle, and more?
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Photo Features
By Genesis Johnson | 03/07/2019The private archive of the Tony-winning playwright is being made public for the first time in the center's Stories to Tell exhibit.
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By Dan Meyer | 02/23/2019From memoirs by Kathleen Turner and Andrew Rannells to career guides for actors, producers, and stage managers, this crop of spring books will keep your pages turning.
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By Dan Meyer | 02/21/2019From the current The Cher Show to the upcoming Tina: The Musical to the in-development Chasing Rainbows, here are the facts and songs to the current crop of bio-musicals.
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By Adam Hetrick | 02/16/2019Stock up on theatre-themed entertainment, or use this list as inspiration to find the perfect gift for theatre-lovers.
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By Doug Reside | 02/15/2019Be More Chill’s famous Halloween scene isn’t the first time a major production used a night of disguise to push the story.
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By Barry Singer | 02/13/2019As Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Sturridge star in Off-Broadway’s evening of dual-monologues Sea Wall/A Life, here are 10 other times productions of multiple monologues made a splash.
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By Ruthie Fierberg |From brash comedies with a big heart to sweeping romances, these musicals are the ticket for a night out with your special someone.
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By Ruthie Fierberg |The plays and musicals right for theatregoers of all ages.
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By Adam Hetrick | 02/02/2019From on-set mishaps still in the film to editing mistakes—historian John Fricke reveals secrets and dispels myths before The Wizard of Oz’s 80th anniversary screenings February 3 and 5.
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By Ruthie Fierberg | 01/28/2019Despite hiccups with going fully “live,” the January 27 broadcast of Rent still delivered a not-to-be-missed television musical event.
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By Mark Robinson | 01/25/2019The lore behind why it's bad luck to whistle in a theatre and seven other theatrical superstitions.
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By Logan Culwell-Block | 01/11/2019From David Cromer to Austin Pendleton to Jocelyn Bioh, these ten people pull double duty leading onstage and off.
![Inge Morath (American, b. Austria 1923–2002), [Arthur Miller in his study, Roxbury, Connecticut], 1987. Gelatin silver print, 20.2 x 25.2 cm. © Inge Morath/Magnum Photos. Arthur Miller Papers, Harry Ransom Center.](https://static.playbill.com/dims4/default/ed75e84/2147483647/crop/2048x1024%2B0%2B122/resize/400x200/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fplaybill-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2F92%2F87%2F76c2785248d4acd88e998300f265%2Farthur-miller-study.jpg)
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