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Article | By Kenneth Jones | April 28, 2006
Producer Joseph Smith Exits NYC to Join Old Vic Productions in London
Joseph Smith, an associate producer working for Broadway producer Ron Kastner at RJK Productions since 2002, will return to his native England July 3 to take a position as an executive producer with Old Vic Productions.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | November 18, 2004
NY Fringe Play, Cycling Past the Matterhorn, Gets Michigan Premiere Nov. 18-Dec. 5
The Theatre Company, the respected hybrid troupe of students and guest-artist professionals at The University of Detroit Mercy, presents the Michigan premiere of Deborah Grimberg's Cycling Past the Matterhorn, Nov. 18-Dec. 5.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | July 29, 2000
Low Grosses and Times Pan Send True West Heading South, July 29
The biggest commercial hit Broadway's Circle in the Square has had in years has had a fast and steep drop-off. True West will close July 29 after 21 previews and 154 regular performances.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | July 9, 2000
Brolin and Koteas Officially Arrive in True West, July 9
True West, the biggest commercial hit Broadway's Circle in the Square has had in years, is now facing its first serious test at the box office. Tony-nominated stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly left the production June 18. Taking the duo's place, starting June 21, are Josh Brolin and Elias Koteas, who officially open in their roles July 9.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | June 21, 2000
Brolin and Koteas Are New Pioneers of Bway's True West, June 21
True West, the biggest commercial hit Broadway's Circle in the Square has had in years, now faces its first serious test at the box office. Tony-nominated stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly left the production June 18. Taking the duo's place, starting June 21, are Josh Brolin and Elias Koteas. Brolin, the son of actor James Brolin, began his film career in "The Goonies" in 1985. He has since appeared in such films as "Mimic" and "The Mod Squad." He has numerous stage credits at the GeVa Theatre in Rochester, NY, where he earned his stripes as an actor. Koteas has appeared in a wide range of films, including the controversial "Crash," the war drama "The Thin Red Line," the sci-fi flick "Gattaca," "Living Out Loud" and "Apt Pupil."
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | June 16, 2000
True West Travelers: Hoffman & Reilly Leave June 18; Brolin & Koteas Start June 21
True West, the biggest commercial hit Broadway's Circle in the Square has had in years, now faces its first serious test at the box office. That's when Tony-nominated stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly leave the production, which has been routinely filling 90-100 percent of its seats.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | April 11, 2000
Hoffman and Reilly Booked For Bway’s True West Thru June 18
Brotherly love is nice, but brotherly tantrums and rage can be much more fun -- and lucrative, judging by the critical huzzahs and box office clout of the current Broadway mounting of Sam Shepard’s dark comedy, True West. The play, which began performances Feb. 17 and opened March 9, has broken box office records at Circle in the Square Theatre, with the $285, 592 tally for the week ending April 2 only $15K shy of the house’s weekly potential. Audiences were at 97.1 percent of capacity.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | March 23, 2000
True West's Boffo Box Office Has Producers Mulling Extensions
Brotherly love is nice, but brotherly tantrums and rage can be much more fun -- and lucrative, judging by the critical huzzahs and box office clout of the current Broadway mounting of Sam Shepard’s dark comedy, True West. The play, which began performances Feb. 17 and opened March 9, has broken a box office record at Circle in the Square Theatre by grossing $243,063 for the week ending March 19 (besting the previous winner, 1986’s Hughie, with Al Pacino, by nearly $10,000).
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | March 10, 2000
Hoffman and Reilly Open True West on Broadway, March 9
Brotherly love is nice, but brotherly tantrums and rage can be much more fun -- at least in the world of Sam Shepard's dark comedy, True West, receiving its Broadway debut March 9.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | February 17, 2000
True West Starts Previews Feb. 17, Pushes Opening to March 9
By the end of Sam Shepard's dark comedy, True West, the preppie Austin has changed characteristics with his drifter brother, Lee. The neat, business-oriented sibling has become a cranky slob; the unstable bum has plunged headlong into the world of screenplays and agents.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Robert Simonson | February 10, 2000
Hoffman and Reilly to Switch Roles in Bway True West, Feb. 17
By the end of Sam Shepard's dark comedy, True West, the preppie Austin has changed characteristics with his drifter brother, Lee. The neat, business-oriented sibling has become a cranky slob; the unstable bum has plunged headlong into the world of screenplays and agents.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | January 11, 2000
Robert LuPone & Celia Weston Round Out Bway True West Cast
Robert LuPone and Celia Weston have been added to the cast of the Broadway revival of True West, set to open at Circle in the Square Theatre March 2. The veterans join previously announced Philip Seymour Hoffman and Chicago actor John C. Reilly.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | December 13, 1999
True West Revival to Open March 2 at Circle in the Square
Last season, Broadway hosted, briefly, Coleman and Valene, the two loathsome brothers of Martin McDonagh's The Lonesome West. Now this season, New Yorkers will get a chance to see their spiritual ancestors, Austin and Lee, the sparring siblings of Sam Shepard's True West.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | November 12, 1999
Report: Broadway Goes West With Hoffman & Reilly, Feb. 15
Last season, Broadway hosted, briefly, Coleman and Valene, the two loathsome brothers of Martin McDonagh's The Lonesome West. Now this season, New Yorkers will get a chance to see their spiritual ancestors, Austin and Lee, the sparring siblings of Sam Shepard's True West.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | October 22, 1999
Bway's Circle to Go West w/ Warchus
Last season, Broadway hosted, briefly, Coleman and Valene, the two loathsome brothers of Martin McDonagh's The Lonesome West. Now this season, New Yorkers will get a chance to see their spiritual ancestors, Austin and Lee, the sparring siblings of Sam Shepard's True West.
Article | December 3, 1999
Fall-Winter 1999-2000 Broadway Season Schedule
Here is a list of shows announced to open on Broadway during the 1999-2000 season and beyond. (Information as of Nov. 25, 1999.) Schedule subject to change. For more details, please see separate news stories on each show. The 1999-00 Tony season officially began April 29, 1999; the 1999-00 theatre season began June 1, 1999.

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