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Article | By Kenneth Jones | December 16, 2008
Empire, Musical About the Empire State Building, Wants to Become a Broadway Property
A new musical about the creation of the Empire State Building is aiming to lay a foundation on Broadway in the 2009-2010 season, producer Ricky Stevens announced.
Article | By Olivia Clement | March 27, 2019
Shakespeare & Company Casts Its 2019 Season
See who’s starring in the Berkshires productions of The Waverly Gallery, Topdog/Underdog, The Children, and more.
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 Harry Haun | July 12, 2008
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Damn Yankees — Who's on Faust?
The great American musical about the great American pastime, Damn Yankees, came to bat again July 10 at City Center as its second annual Encores! Summer Stars production. It has a longer running schedule, it has more production values, and it has "Heart."
Article | By Harry Haun | July 11, 2008
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Damn Yankees — Who's on Faust?
The great American musical about the great American pastime, Damn Yankees, came to bat again July 10 at City Center as its second annual Encores! Summer Stars production. It has a longer running schedule, it has more production values, and it has "Heart."
Article | October 16, 2002
Kristine Nielsen Is Mrs. Cratchit in Wicked Durang Sendup of Christmas Carol
Kristine Nielsen, the big-eyed character actress who was a crazy punctuation mark in Christopher Durang's Betty's Summer Vacation, will be a fed-up Mrs. Bob Cratchit in the world premiere of Durang's holiday sendup, Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge, Nov. 7-Dec. 8 at Pittsburgh's City Theatre.
Article | By Marc J. Franklin | March 25, 2020
Step Inside Broadway’s Al Hirschfeld Theatre
While theatres remain dark, revisit some of your favorites with Inside the Theatre, and get a closer look at the details you might miss before the show.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | April 30, 2019
How Do This Year's Tony-Nominated Revivals Stack Up Against Their Previous Productions?
Find out how this season's Oklahoma!, Kiss Me, Kate, All My Sons, Torch Song, and more compare to the Broadway stagings they follow.
Article | By Andrew Gans | June 8, 2014
Broadway's Big Night! 68th Annual Tony Awards Presented June 8
Click Here for the List of Winners and Nominees Will Bryan Cranston and Robert Schenkkan's Lyndon B. Johnson play go All The Way? Will Audra McDonald collect her record-breaking sixth competitive Tony? Will Aladdin's James Monroe Iglehart own wish come true? And, will Idina Menzel's name be pronounced correctly? These questions and many others will be answered at the 68th Annual Tony Awards, celebrating excellence in Broadway theatre in the 2013-14 season, June 8 at Radio City Music Hall.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | March 21, 2006
Oleg Cassini, First Lady's Designer, Who Flirted With Broadway, Dead at 92
Oleg Cassini, the fashion designer of Russian heritage who outfitted First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, and also designed costumes for Broadway, died March 17 on Long Island at age 92.
Article | May 12, 2001
First Annual National Bway Theatre Awards Include New and Old Names
The League of American Theatres and Producers have announced the first annual "National Broadway Theatre Awards" — informally nicknamed "The Star Awards" — which honor eligible Broadway touring shows. Unlike the Tonys (and, in fact, almost all other theatre awards), the NBTA winners are chosen by audience vote, rather than by critics and theatre insiders.
Article | By Murdoch McBride | April 26, 2001
League Names Sherie Rene Scott As Cumming’s Co-Host for NBTA’s, May 21
The League of American Theatres and Producers has announced that Sherie Rene Scott (“Amneris” in Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida) will co host the first National Broadway Theatre Awards (NBTA) along with Alan Cumming (Cabaret, Design for Living). The awards take place at the Supper Club in New York City on May 21.
Article | April 18, 2001
League Names Alan Cumming NBTA Awards Host; No Word on Co-Host
The League of American Theatres and Producers confirms that it has named actor Alan Cumming (Cabaret, Design for Living) as host for the National Broadway Theatre Awards (NBTA). The awards will take place at the Supper Club in New York City on May 21.
Article | March 23, 2001
Equity & League’s NBTA Debate Prompted John Ritter & Henry Winkler to Back Union, March 23
High level meetings continue to take place between Actors’ Equity and the League of American Theatres and Producers over the “non-union” tours that may or may not remain eligible for the League’s new annual National Broadway Theatre Awards. While early meetings were conducted exclusively between Equity executive director Alan Eisenberg and League president Jed Bernstein, a select handful of Broadway Series producers have reportedly joined the discussions.
Article | March 9, 2001
Nominees Announced for League's National Tour "Star" Awards
What is it that the Tony, Pulitzer, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, New York Drama Critics Circle, OBIE, Drama League and Lucille Lortel Awards don't do? For all their various rules and fiefdoms, none of these organizational awards recognize national touring shows.
Article | By Marc J. Franklin | April 8, 2020
Step Inside Broadway’s Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre
While audiences wait for Company to resume performances, revisit the Jacobs Theatre and get a closer look at the details you might miss before the show—plus a deep dive into the theatre's history.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | July 31, 2001
Valerie Harper Joins The Tale of the Allergist's Wife July 31
Valerie Harper's most memorable appearance in Manhattan may be her jaunt through the city streets in a wedding dress in the famous episode of the TV sitcom, "Rhoda." Beginning July 31 she returns to the New York streets — well, Broadway — to take the title role in the hit comedy, The Tale of the Allergist's Wife.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | July 29, 2001
Linda Lavin's Fine Whine Runs Dry in Bway's Tale July 29
Marjorie Taub, the title character of Broadway's The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, is so depressed about her Upper West Side life, she actually stoops.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 13, 2001
Valerie Harper to Replace Linda Lavin's Fine Whine in Allergist's Wife July 31
Marjorie Taub, the title character of Broadway's The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, is so depressed about her Upper West Side life, she actually stoops.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | November 2, 2000
Tale of the Allergist's Wife, Charles Busch's Manhattan Comedy, Opens Nov. 2
The whine began flowing freely on Broadway beginning Oct. 11, when Linda Lavin began previews as a deeply discontented Upper West Side married lady in The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.

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