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Article | By Playbill Staff | September 14, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: September 14
Kecia Lewis and Rebecca Naomi Jones open Off-Broadway in Marie and Rosetta in 2016.
Article | By Robert Simonson | October 17, 2005
Public Will See More See What I Wanna See; Musical Extends
Michael John LaChiusa's See What I Wanna See, a new musical inspired by the Japanese short stories of Ryunosuke Akutagawa, has extended an extra two weeks to Dec. 4.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | October 11, 2005
LaChiusa's Musical Tale(s), See What I Wanna See, Spun By Testa, Kudisch, Menzel, Lohr and Stram
Michael John LaChiusa's See What I Wanna See, a new musical inspired by the Japanese short stories of Ryunosuke Akutagawa, begins performances at The Public Theater Oct. 11.
Article | By Dan Meyer | December 2, 2019
Beautiful’s Marc Bruni to Direct Reading of Marcus Johns’ Viral: The Musical
Johns’ autobiographical musical will star the writer and composer along with Cody Jamison Strand, Tony nominee Charl Brown, and more.
Article | December 5, 2000
Johnny Mercer Musical Foxy, Once a Lahr Vehicle, Revived in NYC Dec. 5-17
Musicals Tonight!, the Manhattan company devoted to small scale concert revivals of musicals, showcases the obscure Johnny Mercer-Robert Emmett Dolan musical, Foxy, Dec. 5-17 in Manhattan.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | May 1, 2001
Awards, Nominations and Broderick Bio Keep The Producers Downstage Front
Not that it needs any help at this point, but Broadway's new monster-hit, The Producers, just keeps getting more and more hype and attention. The show leads the field in just-announced Drama Desk nominations with 14, including nods for Best Musical, Actor (Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick), Featured Actor (Roger Bart and Gary Beach), Featured Actress (Cady Huffman), Director and Choreographer (two for Susan Stroman), Book, Lyrics, Orchestrations, Set, Costumes and Lighting Design. The Drama Desk news follows closely on the heels of the show winning eight out of its ten Outer Critics Circle Award nominations, including Best Musical, actor, director and choreographer.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | April 22, 2001
Producers to Stand Pat w/ NYC Television Special, April 22
New York/New Jersey's UPN/WOR Channel 9 will offer a two-hour TV special on April 22 that's almost an infomercial of interviews, backstage footage and audience members kvelling over the new Broadway musical, The Producers. Pat Collins will host the pre-recorded special, which has been taping rehearsal and other segments since mid December 2000.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | April 19, 2001
Break a Leg: The Producers Opens at Bway's St. James, April 19
Gentlemen, it is magic time.
Article | By Robert Simonson, Christine Ehren | April 17, 2001
Sony Classical's Producers CD Due in Stores April 17
On March 11, Sony Classical recorded The Producers' original cast CD at Edison Recording Studios, with Hugh Fordin producing. The CD is due in stores April 17, according to Sony VP of publicity Carol Della Penna (reached April 12).
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | March 24, 2001
Producers CD Due From Sony Classical April 17
On March 11, Sony Classical recorded The Producers' original cast CD at Edison Recording Studios, with Hugh Fordin producing. The CD is due in stores April 17, according to Sony VP of publicity Carol Della Penna.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | March 21, 2001
Magic Time: Producers to Start Bway Previews at St. James March 21
By pretty much all accounts, The Producers, Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan's stage adaptation of Brooks' classic film comedy, has reached Broadway in as healthy shape as a new musical could wish for. The show's try-out at Chicago's Cadillac Palace, which ended Feb. 25, was sold out before it even started (on Feb. 1), reviews were "amazing," and the production pulls into the St. James Theatre for previews beginning March 21 with "a healthy advance" (the New York Post has previously reported $6 million), a spokesperson for the show told Playbill On-Line.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | February 28, 2001
Franz Liebkind Wins an Oscar as Orbach's Knee Caps Producers Cast Change
By pretty much all accounts, The Producers, Brooks and Meehan's stage adaptation of Brooks' classic film comedy, is coming to Broadway in as healthy shape as a new musical could wish for. The show's try-out at Chicago's Cadillac Palace, which ended Feb. 25, was sold out before it even started (Feb. 1), reviews were "amazing," and the production pulls into the St. James Theatre with "a healthy advance" (the New York Post has reported $6 million), a spokesperson for the show told Playbill On-Line.
Article | February 27, 2001
Producers to Stand Pat w/ NYC Television Special, April 22
You know you're a big musical when...
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | February 23, 2001
No Cardboard Belts Here: Hit Producers Leaves Chi-Town Feb. 25 for NYC
By pretty much all accounts, The Producers, Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan's stage adaptation of Brooks' classic film comedy, is coming to Broadway in as healthy shape as a new musical could wish for. The show's try-out at Chicago's Cadillac Palace, ending Feb. 25, was sold out before it even started (Feb. 1), reviews were "amazing," and the production pulls into the St. James Theatre with "a healthy advance" (the New York Post has reported $6 million), a spokesperson for the show told Playbill On Line.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Christine Ehren | February 1, 2001
Look Out, Here Comes the Master Race: Bway-Bound Producers Starts in Chi-Town Feb. 1-25
Go, Bialy baby, go! After years of wrangling for the rights and months of casting speculation, the stage version of Mel Brooks’ classic film comedy, The Producers, now gets its first big test. The new musical, by Brooks and co-librettist Thomas Meehan, starts its out-of-town tryout at Chicago's Cadillac Palace Theatre Feb. 1. Rehearsals began Dec. 11.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | December 11, 2000
Bway Producers Starting Full-Cast Rehearsals, Dec. 11
Go, Bialy baby, go! After years of wrangling for the rights and months of casting speculation, the stage version of Mel Brooks’ classic film comedy, The Producers, now begins the first major step before its April 19, 2001 Broadway premiere. The new musical, by Brooks and co-librettist Thomas Meehan, goes into rehearsals Dec. 11, with an out-of-town tryout planned for Chicago’s Cadillac Palace Theatre Feb. 1-25, 2001 leading towards Broadway previews starting at the St. James Theatre March 22, 2001.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | October 9, 2024
Photos: Get a 1st Look at the National Tour of Some Like It Hot
The Best Musical Tony nominee launched a national tour in September.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | August 5, 2024
See Who's Hitting the Road With Some Like It Hot
The Best Musical Tony nominee launches a national tour this fall.
Article | October 15, 2015
Stars of Hamilton, Hand to God and Side Show Among NAMT's Showcase of New Musicals
Now in its 27th year, the National Alliance for Musical Theatre's Festival of New Musicals invites theatre producers from around the world to New York City to preview eight new shows in development from Oct. 15-16.
Article | October 12, 2015
bare Casts Remember the Pop Opera That Rocked L.A. and NYC With Memories and Never-Before-Seen Pics!
It's been 15 years since bare: A Pop Opera made its world premiere at the intimate Hudson Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, and put a forbidden gay love story (set at a catholic school where students' agendas were, as the musical says, "Best Kept Secret") center stage. Cast members look back with Playbill.com.

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