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Article | By Eli Cohen | October 30, 2018
Where Are the Original Cast Members of Broadway’s Wicked Now?
We’ve seen a lot of Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth over the years—but what about the rest of Oz?
Article | October 20, 2000
DIVA TALK: An Interview with Judy Kaye and More!
Hello, diva lovers. I’d like to dedicate this week’s column to the memory of Gwen Verdon, who passed away earlier this week in Vermont. A four-time Tony winner for her work in Can-Can, Damn Yankees, New Girl in Town and Redhead, Verdon also appeared on Broadway in Alive and Kicking, Sweet Charity and Chicago and will be forever linked with one of Broadway’s greatest director/choreographers, her husband, the late Bob Fosse. A triple-threat star of both the stage and screen, Verdon was a legend if there ever was one, and, thankfully, some of that legendary work was preserved on film. If you’ve never seen her wonderful turn as Lola in Damn Yankees, do yourself a favor and rent the movie this weekend. Several of Verdon’s other film and TV appearances follow:
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 20, 2000
DIVA TALK: An Interview with Judy Kaye and More!
Hello, diva lovers. I’d like to dedicate this week’s column to the memory of Gwen Verdon, who passed away earlier this week in Vermont. A four-time Tony winner for her work in Can-Can, Damn Yankees, New Girl in Town and Redhead, Verdon also appeared on Broadway in Alive and Kicking, Sweet Charity and Chicago and will be forever linked with one of Broadway’s greatest director/choreographers, her husband, the late Bob Fosse. A triple-threat star of both the stage and screen, Verdon was a legend if there ever was one, and, thankfully, some of that legendary work was preserved on film. If you’ve never seen her wonderful turn as Lola in Damn Yankees, do yourself a favor and rent the movie this weekend. Several of Verdon’s other film and TV appearances follow:
Article | October 13, 2000
DIVA TALK: Patti’s Back & Other Diva News!
PATTI LuPONE
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 13, 2000
DIVA TALK: Patti’s Back and Other Diva News!
PATTI LuPONE
Article | October 6, 2000
DIVA TALK: The Three B’s: Betty, Bernadette & Barbra in Concert
BETTY BUCKLEY
In the next two months Olivier Award nominee Betty Buckley will film appearances in two productions, Noon Blue Apples and No Expectations. Stay tuned for more info on each. In the meantime, I recently received an updated concert/performance schedule for Ms. B, which follows:
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 6, 2000
DIVA TALK: The Three B’s: Betty, Bernadette & Barbra in Concert
BETTY BUCKLEY
In the next two months Olivier Award nominee Betty Buckley will film appearances in two productions, Noon Blue Apples and No Expectations. Stay tuned for more info on each. In the meantime, I recently received an updated concert/performance schedule for Ms. B, which follows:
Article | September 8, 2000
DIVA TALK: The Cabaret Column, featuring a chat with Karen Mason
KAREN MASON
This week, Karen Mason began a lengthy run at Arci’s Place, one of the city’s newest cabaret rooms. Mason, who received much critical acclaim when she was the standby-to-the-stars in Broadway’s Sunset Boulevard, has long been one of the brightest lights on the New York cabaret scene. I recently had the chance to chat with this charming performer, and the Q&A with the talented songstress follows. If you’re in the metropolitan area, be sure to catch Mason in action; you will not be disappointed . . . Arci’s Place is located at 450 Park Avenue South. There is a $30 cover and a $15 food/drink minimum; call (212) 532-4370 for reservations.
Article | By Andrew Gans | September 8, 2000
DIVA TALK: The Cabaret Column, Featuring a chat with Karen Mason
KAREN MASON
This week, Karen Mason began a lengthy run at Arci’s Place, one of the city’s newest cabaret rooms. Mason, who received much critical acclaim when she was the standby-to-the-stars in Broadway’s Sunset Boulevard, has long been one of the brightest lights on the New York cabaret scene. I recently had the chance to chat with this charming performer, and the Q&A with the talented songstress follows. If you’re in the metropolitan area, be sure to catch Mason in action; you will not be disappointed . . . Arci’s Place is located at 450 Park Avenue South. There is a $30 cover and a $15 food/drink minimum; call (212) 532-4370 for reservations.
Article | September 30, 1997
Mendes Othello To Kick Off UK/AZ Festival Tonight
As New Yorkers await news on whether English director Sam Mendes' revival of Cabaret has finally found a home at NYC's Club Expo, word comes that Mendes' staging of Othello for the Royal National Theatre will visit Arizona's Herberger Theatre Center, Sept. 30-Oct. 4.
Article | March 16, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Les Miz at 10
LES MIZ HITS 10
There was a good deal of pressure on the new company assembled to celebrate the 10th New York anniversary of Les Miserables; it's no secret that last fall a sizable shakeup of the Broadway production occurred, with the management dismissing a number of principal performers, asking others to re-audition, and bringing in many new ones. Then too, the 10th anniversary of Les Miz in London in 1995 was celebrated by a gala concert featuring a handpicked cast of veterans and telecast and enjoyed throughout the world.
Article | March 16, 1997
Ken Mandelbaum's AISLE VIEW: Les Miz at 10
LES MIZ HITS 10
There was a good deal of pressure on the new company assembled to celebrate the 10th New York anniversary of Les Miserables; it's no secret that last fall a sizable shakeup of the Broadway production occurred, with the management dismissing a number of principal performers, asking others to re-audition, and bringing in many new ones. Then too, the 10th anniversary of Les Miz in London in 1995 was celebrated by a gala concert featuring a handpicked cast of veterans and telecast and enjoyed throughout the world.
Article | By Playbill Staff | July 18, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: July 18
In 2002, Hairspray plays its first preview on Broadway.
Article | By Robert Simonson | June 4, 2002
Bob Dishy to Join Cast of Bway's Morning, June 18
Bob Dishy will take the place of the departing Christopher Lloyd as the agonized Carl in the hit Broadway revival of Paul Obsorn's Morning's at Seven. Lloyd leaves June 16 to play Malvolio in Central Park's Twelfth Night.
Article | By Robert Simonson | May 16, 2002
Morning's at Seven Extends on Broadway to July 28
The Lyceum Theatre will greet the morning for a time longer.
Article | April 21, 2002
It's Morning on Broadway: LCT Osborn Revival Open April 21
Article | By Robert Simonson | March 28, 2002
Morning's at Seven Begins Evenings at Eight on Bway, March 28
A confluence of seasoned stage and film talent will convene under the proscenium of the Lyceum Theatre on March 28, as the Lincoln Center Theater revival of Paul Osborn's bittersweet and evergreen comedy, Morning's at Seven begins previews.
Article | By Robert Simonson | February 18, 2002
Cast Completed for LCT’s Morning’s at Seven; Begins March 28
With Tony winner Elizabeth Franz’s involvement, the cast of the Lincoln Center Theater revival of Paul Osborn's bittersweet and evergreen comedy, Morning's at Seven, is now complete. Franz was one of the first actresses mentioned for the production, but the last to be confirmed. In between, Buck Henry, Christopher Lloyd, Piper Laurie, Julie Hagerty, William Biff McGuire, Stephen Tobolowky, Frances Sternhagen and Estelle Parsons were drafted. Dan Sullivan will direct the piece.
Article | October 15, 1999
DIVA TALK: Betty, Barbara And More
BETTY BUCKLEY
This past Sunday, Betty Buckley concluded her acclaimed run in the Hartford Stage Company's production of Tennessee Williams' Camino Real. The evening before, however, BB performed in concert for a gala at the Tilles Center on the campus of Long Island University. I thought you would enjoy reading some quotes from Steve Parks' glowing review in Monday's Newsday:
Article | By Andrew Gans | October 15, 1999
DIVA TALK: Betty, Barbara And More
BETTY BUCKLEY
This past Sunday, Betty Buckley concluded her acclaimed run in the Hartford Stage Company's production of Tennessee Williams' Camino Real. The evening before, however, BB performed in concert for a gala at the Tilles Center on the campus of Long Island University. I thought you would enjoy reading some quotes from Steve Parks' glowing review in Monday's Newsday:

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