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Article | June 9, 2000
Wilson's Jitney Keeps Rolling at OB's Second Stage Through Sept. 3
Lauded by the New York Drama Critics Circle as the Best Play of the year, August Wilson's Jitney will keep rolling all summer long at Off Broadway's Second Stage Theatre. As reported by the New York Times and confirmed by the Richard Kornberg press office, Jitney has extended its run through Sept. 3.
Article | May 25, 2000
Henley, Shanley and Albee On Tap for Second Stage 2000-01 Season OB
Off-Broadway's Second Stage Theatre, currently enjoying its most universally acclaimed production in years, August Wilson's Jitney, will turn to three other veteran dramatists for its 2000-01 season. A brochure available at the theatre notes that revivals of Edward Albee's Tiny Alice and Beth Henley's Pulitzer-winning Crimes of the Heart are on the schedule (subject to change), as is Cellini, a new play by John Patrick Shanley. A fourth production has yet to be announced. Spokespersons at the Richard Kornberg press office confirmed information on the brochure (May 24).
Article | November 16, 2000
OB’s Second Stage Puts Albee’s Alice in the Hands of Thomas and Robins, Nov. 16-Dec. 24
Did you hear the one about the priest and the millionairess? Well, New York audiences haven’t heard it since 1964, but now Off-Broadway’s Second Stage Theatre is offering a revival of Edward Albee’s enigmatic drama, Tiny Alice, beginning performances Nov. 16 for a run through Dec. 24.
Article | October 16, 2000
Higgins, Lacy and Rowe Join Thomas and Robins in Second Stage Alice, Nov. 16
Off-Broadway’s Second Stage Theatre has announced the remaining cast of its upcoming revival of Edward Albee’s Tiny Alice, which goes into rehearsals Oct. 17. Joining leads Richard Thomas and Laila Robins are John Michael Higgins, Tom Lacy and Stephen Rowe. Higgins, currently in the Christopher Guest film comedy “Best In Show,” was the original Jeffrey in OB’s Jeffrey. Lacy appeared in the National Actors Theatre mounting of Timon of Athens.
Article | September 22, 2000
Robins and Thomas to Star in Second Stage's Tiny Alice; Starts Nov. 16
Back in August 1998, producers Elizabeth McCann and Daryl Roth were planning to revive Edward Albee's complex 1965 drama, Tiny Alice, on Broadway. They had a director, Mark Lamos, and a star, Richard Thomas, who appeared in the show's hit revival at Connecticut's Hartford Stage earlier that year. A female lead proved harder to find, however, and the production never materialized.
Article | September 19, 2000
Wilson's OB Jitney Pulls Into Union Square, Sept. 19
Less than two weeks after ending its run at the Second Stage Theatre, the much-acclaimed Second Stage production of August Wilson's Jitney reopens, Sept. 19, at the larger Union Square Theatre.
Article | September 10, 2000
Wilson's OB Jitney Pulls Out of Second Stage Sept. 10 and Into Union Square Sept. 19
As previously reported, the much-acclaimed Second Stage Theatre production of August Wilson's Jitney will end its run at that venue Sept. 10 and reopen Sept. 19 at the larger Union Square Theatre.
Article | August 22, 2000
Second Stage Adds Once Around the City to 2000-01 Schedule
The final show of Off-Broadway's Second Stage season will be Once Around the City, a new musical by Willie and Robert Reale. The production -- to be directed by Mark Linn-Baker (who will be acting artistic director of the theatre for six months beginning in January 2001) and choreographed by Jennifer Muller -- will begin previews June 12, 2001.
Article | August 10, 2000
OB's Jitney to Leave Second Stage Sept. 10; Hit Union Sq. Sept. 19
It's official. The much-acclaimed Second Stage Theatre production of August Wilson's Jitney will transfer to a larger Off-Broadway house. The show, which was scheduled to run to Sept. 3 at Second Stage, will add an extra week there and close Sept. 10, followed by a move to the Union Square Theatre, with performances starting again Sept. 19.
Article | August 10, 2000
Linn-Baker to Be Acting Artistic Director of Second Stage for Half Season
He's no Perfect Stranger to Second Stage Theatre. Actor Mark Linn-Baker, best known for his years on TV's "Perfect Strangers" and work in filmdom's "My Favorite Year" will have a behind-the-scenes role Off Broadway this season. He's been tapped by Second Stage artistic director Carole Rothman to oversee the company while she takes a half-year vacation, starting January 2001.
Article | By Robert Simonson | April 3, 2008
Sherry Britton, Burlesque Star With Legit Credits, Died at 89
Sherry Britton, a 5-foot-3, raven-haired beauty with an hourglass figure who was one of the last great stars of the burlesque stage, died April 1 at her home in Manhattan, it was reported. She was 89.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | December 28, 2018
Sono Osato, Dancer Who Broke Ground in On the Town, Dies at 99
The Japanese-American dancer created the role of Ivy Smith in the 1944 Broadway premiere of Leonard Bernstein’s On the Town.
Article | By Steven Suskin | August 31, 2014
THE BOOK SHELF: The "Tradition" of Fiddler on the Roof and Works by Tracy Letts, Annie Baker and More
This month's column discusses "Tradition!," a new chronicle of the making of Fiddler on the Roof and a clutch of playscripts from the likes of Annie Baker, Will Eno, Richard Nelson, Athol Fugard and Tracy Letts.
Article | By Andrew Gans, Kenneth Jones | October 19, 2012
More Protests! Broadway's An Enemy of the People, Starring Boyd Gaines, Extends Run
Manhattan Theatre Club's new Broadway production of An Enemy of the People, which officially opened Sept. 27 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, has extended its limited engagement by one week.
Article | By Matthew Blank | September 28, 2012
PHOTO CALL: An Enemy of the People Opens on Broadway; Red Carpet Arrivals, Curtain Call and Cast Party
Manhattan Theatre Club's new Broadway production of An Enemy of the People, adapted by British dramatist Rebecca Lenkiewicz and directed by Tony Award winner Doug Hughes, opens Sept. 27 following previews from Sept. 4 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. Tony winner Boyd Gaines plays the righteous title character, with Richard Thomas as his mayor-brother.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | September 27, 2012
Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People, Starring Boyd Gaines at Center of Community Controversy, Opens on Broadway
Manhattan Theatre Club's new Broadway production of An Enemy of the People, adapted by British dramatist Rebecca Lenkiewicz and directed by Tony Award winner Doug Hughes, opens Sept. 27 following previews from Sept. 4 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. Tony winner Boyd Gaines plays the righteous title character, with Richard Thomas as his mayor-brother.
Article | By Matthew Blank | September 11, 2012
PHOTO CALL: An Enemy of the People, Starring Boyd Gaines and Richard Thomas, on Broadway
Manhattan Theatre Club's new Broadway production of An Enemy of the People, adapted by British dramatist Rebecca Lenkiewicz and directed by Tony Award winner Doug Hughes, begins performances Sept. 4 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. Tony winner Boyd Gaines plays the righteous title character, with Richard Thomas as his mayor-brother.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | September 4, 2012
Cue the Mob! Broadway's An Enemy of the People, Starring Boyd Gaines, Richard Thomas, Begins
Manhattan Theatre Club's new Broadway production of An Enemy of the People, adapted by British dramatist Rebecca Lenkiewicz and directed by Tony Award winner Doug Hughes, begins performances Sept. 4 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. Tony winner Boyd Gaines plays the righteous title character, with Richard Thomas as his mayor-brother.
Article | By Harry Haun | July 18, 2012
Plummer on Plummer: Christopher Plummer Recalls A Word or Two for New One-Man Play
As he prepares a new solo show about his favorite writing, Tony and Oscar-winning actor Christopher Plummer reflects on the lives that late he led — on stage, screen and radio. Will the Des McAnuff-directed A Word or Two spread beyond the Stratford Shakespeare Festival?
Article | By Harry Haun | July 17, 2012
Plummer on Plummer: Christopher Plummer Recalls A Word or Two for New One-Man Play
As he prepares a new solo show about his favorite writing, Tony and Oscar-winning actor Christopher Plummer reflects on the lives that late he led — on stage, screen and radio. Will the Des McAnuff-directed A Word or Two spread beyond the Stratford Shakespeare Festival?

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