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Article | By Mark Shenton | February 17, 2009
Harwood Double Bill, Taking Sides and Collaboration, to Transfer to West End's Duchess
Ronald Harwood's pair of companion plays, Taking Sides and Collaboration, two separate works designed to complement each other that were first seen together at Chichester's Minerva Theatre last year, will be revived there this year as previously announced for a run from April 28-May 16.
Article | By Robert Viagas | December 19, 1996
Taking Sides Will Close Dec. 29
Taking Sides, one of the major dramas to open on Broadway in 1996, will close even earlier than previously announced -- shuttering Dec. 29 instead of Jan. 5. The show will have played after 14 previews and 84 regular performances.
Article | September 30, 1996
Season Preview 1996-97: Broadway
Here are shows scheduled to open on Broadway during the 1996-97 season and beyond. Information as of Sept. 30, 1996. Schedule subject to change.
Article | By Robert Viagas | June 25, 1996
Broadway Booking Jam Looms Anew
The shortage of Broadway theatres that postponed Jekyll and Hyde and relegated even the hit Rent to the seldom-used Nederlander Theatre looks like it will continue unabated into the 1996-97 season.
Article | By Ernio Hernandez,Willard Manus, Southern California Correspondent | December 14, 2000
L.A. Premiere of Taking Sides Extends Through Jan. 14 at the Odyssey Theatre
Taking Sides, Ronald Harwood's dramatization of the postwar interrogation of controversial German conductor Wilhelm Furtwangler by Allied personnel, will extend once more, this time through Jan. 14 at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble. The production opened its original run July 22 and has thrice extended since then.
Article | November 29, 2000
LA's Odyssey Theatre Still Taking Sides with Harwood; Extended to Dec. 17
Taking Sides, Ronald Harwood's dramatization of the postwar interrogation of controversial German conductor Wilhelm Furtwangler by Allied personnel, will extend again through Dec. 17 at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble. The production opened July 22 and has thrice extended since then.
Article | By Ernio Hernandez,Willard Manus, Southern California Correspondent | September 15, 2000
More Taking Sides at LA's Odyssey Theatre; Extended to Oct. 29
Taking Sides, Ronald Harwood's dramatization of the postwar interrogation of controversial German conductor Wilhelm Furtwangler by Allied personnel, will extend through Oct. 29 at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble. The production opened July 22 (after previews July 19) and had been scheduled to end Sept. 17.
Article | By Willard Manus, Southern California Correspondent | July 22, 2000
Odyssey Will Be Taking Sides in L.A., July 22-Sept. 17
Taking Sides, Ronald Harwood's dramatization of the postwar interrogation of controversial German conductor Wilhelm Furtwangler by Allied personnel, will open July 22 (after previews starting July 19) at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble for a run through Sept. 17. An L.A. premiere, the play is directed by the OTE's artistic director, Ron Sossi, and features an ensemble cast of Roy Abramsohn, Sam Anderson, Diana Cignani, Leland Crooke, Tony Goodstone and Nichole Pelerine.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | October 18, 1996
Critics Take Sides on Broadway Taking Sides
Reviews for the new Broadway drama, Taking Sides, which opened Oct. 17 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, have taken both sides on the piece.
Article | By Ruthie Fierberg | February 26, 2018
How Christopher Fitzgerald Became Broadway’s Go-To Funnyman
Star of Broadway’s Waitress and Netflix’s new Godless, the three-time Tony nominee reveals how he almost played Dr. Frankenstein instead of Igor, how a fizzled Barnum led to a hit Broadway role, and more.
Article | By Playbill Staff | October 21, 2019
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: October 21
Today's birthdays include Aaron Tveit, Ken Watanabe, and Georgia Brown.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | July 1, 2019
The 41 Longest-Running Shows in Each Broadway Theatre
With Waitress now officially the Brooks Atkinson Theatre's longest-running tenant, we look back at the other theatres' long runs.
Article | By Robert Simonson | April 7, 2000
PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, April 1-7: The Calm Before the Storm
On Broadway, every theatre is filled with plays and musicals playing eights shows a week. Yet, there is an eerie calm to it all. It is the relative calm of previews, when hopes remain high on both sides of the footlights and anything is still possible. That will begin to change next week, when the curtains officially rise and reviews begin to roll in daily. It all starts with Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, which opens April 9. Then, in quick succession, come Michael Frayn's Copenhagen (April 11), Martin Sherman's Rose (April 12), and The Wild Party (April 13).
Article | April 7, 2000
PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, April 1-7: The Calm Before the Storm
On Broadway, every theatre is filled with plays and musicals playing eights shows a week. Yet, there is an eerie calm to it all. It is the relative calm of previews, when hopes remain high on both sides of the footlights and anything is still possible. That will begin to change next week, when the curtains officially rise and reviews begin to roll in daily. It all starts with Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, which opens April 9. Then, in quick succession, come Michael Frayn's Copenhagen (April 11), Martin Sherman's Rose (April 12), and The Wild Party (April 13).
Article | December 30, 1996
The Theatrical Year in Review
As the curtain starts to descend on 1996 in a welter of A Christmas Carols, its time to journey back over the year with the Ghost of Theatre Past and look at some of the major events on stages around the world.
Article | By Genesis Johnson | August 19, 2019
Where Are They Now?: The Cast of Broadway’s 2007 Revival of Grease
You may recognize Laura Osnes and Max Crumm, but which Tony Award winner made her Broadway debut at Rydell High? What Moulin Rouge! star was a Pink Lady?
Article | By Sydney Krulik | July 21, 2019
Where Are They Now?: The Original Broadway Cast of Rock of Ages
Which Newsies star got his start in the original company? Which SpongeBob SquarePants lead was a Rock of Ages ensemblist?
Article | By David Gewirtzman | April 23, 2015
Happy Birthday, Will: Ten Broadway Musicals Inspired By Shakespeare's Plays
The gangsters in Cole Porter's Kiss Me, Kate implore the audience to "Brush up your Shakespeare." In honor of William Shakespeare's 451st birthday, Playbill helps readers do just that — musical-theatre style — by taking a look back at ten Broadway musicals inspired by his plays, from Rodgers and Hart's The Boys From Syracuse to Joe DiPietro's All Shook Up (plus their rarely-seen original Playbill covers).
Article | By David Gewirtzman | April 23, 2014
Brush Up Your Shakespeare: Ten Broadway Musicals Inspired By The Bard's Plays
The gangsters in Cole Porter's Kiss Me, Kate implore the audience to "Brush up your Shakespeare." In honor of William Shakespeare's 450th birthday, Playbill will help readers do just that — musical-theatre style — by taking a look back at ten Broadway musicals inspired by his plays, from Rodgers and Hart's The Boys From Syracuse to Joe DiPietro's All Shook Up.
Article | By David Gewirtzman | April 23, 2014
Brush Up Your Shakespeare: Ten Broadway Musicals Inspired By The Bard's Plays
The gangsters in Cole Porter's Kiss Me, Kate implore the audience to "Brush up your Shakespeare." In honor of William Shakespeare's 450th birthday, Playbill will help readers do just that — musical-theatre style — by taking a look back at ten Broadway musicals inspired by his plays, from Rodgers and Hart's The Boys From Syracuse to Joe DiPietro's All Shook Up.

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