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Article | By Playbill Staff | May 23, 2020
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theatre History: May 23
Shuffle Along opens on Broadway in 1921.
Article | By Dan Meyer | March 19, 2021
18 Theatre Books to Read This Spring
Bring these books outside as the weather starts to warm up.
Article | By Mervyn Rothstein | February 5, 2011
Of He She Sings: Anne Kaufman Schneider Protects George S. Kaufman's Legacy
On the occasion of a semi-staged Manhattan production of the musical I'd Rather Be Right, Anne Kaufman Schneider reflects on the life and work of her father, George S. Kaufman.
Article | By Mervyn Rothstein | February 4, 2011
Of He She Sings: Anne Kaufman Schneider Protects George S. Kaufman's Legacy
On the occasion of a semi-staged Manhattan production of the musical I'd Rather Be Right, Anne Kaufman Schneider reflects on the life and work of her father, George S. Kaufman.
Article | March 10, 2000
DIVA TALK: More Liza, More CDs, And More News!
LIZA MINNELLI
For those of you who were unable to attend Liza Minnelli's recent Broadway "comeback" (personally, "I hate that word"), Minnelli on Minnelli, you can enjoy the experience via the live recording of her performance on the new Angel Records release, "Minnelli on Minnelli." Now in stores, the single disc captures the excitement of Minnelli's solo performance, which features both song and the spoken work. Highlights of the recording include a slowed-down, silky reading of "Baubles, Bangles & Beads"; a belty, emotional version of "What Did I Have That I Don't Have?"; the comical "I'm Glad I'm Not Young Anymore," which features new lyrics by the show's director, Fred Ebb; and a duet with her late mother, the legendary Judy Garland, in Meet Me in St. Louis's "The Trolley Song."
Article | By Andrew Gans | March 10, 2000
DIVA TALK: More Liza, More CDs, And More News!
LIZA MINNELLI
For those of you who were unable to attend Liza Minnelli's recent Broadway "comeback" (personally, "I hate that word"), Minnelli on Minnelli, you can enjoy the experience via the live recording of her performance on the new Angel Records release, "Minnelli on Minnelli." Now in stores, the single disc captures the excitement of Minnelli's solo performance, which features both song and the spoken work. Highlights of the recording include a slowed-down, silky reading of "Baubles, Bangles & Beads"; a belty, emotional version of "What Did I Have That I Don't Have?"; the comical "I'm Glad I'm Not Young Anymore," which features new lyrics by the show's director, Fred Ebb; and a duet with her late mother, the legendary Judy Garland, in Meet Me in St. Louis's "The Trolley Song."
Article | By Robert Simonson | March 19, 2004
Kristen Johnston, Brian Murray, Sam Waterston to Star in Summer Much Ado
Kristen Johnston is Beatrice in the Public Theater's "Shakespeare in the Park" offering this summer, Much Ado About Nothing, directed by David Esbjornson.
Article | December 25, 1997
A Stroll Down the New 42nd Street
The Ford Center for the Performing Arts on 42nd Street celebrates the coming together of two traditions: the burgeoning new enterprise of Livent Inc., and the famous old theatrical culture of 42nd Street and Times Square.
Article | By Blair Glaser | May 8, 1996
UPDATE: West Coast Theatre News -- 5/7
Please Note: Los Angeles has separate column. MARIN SHAKESPEARE CO. (MSC): The North Bay's only professional Shakespeare theatre, is producing their first non-Shakespeare play this season; MSC's Artistic Director Robert Currier's adaptation of Peter Pan, playing Aug. 22-Sept. 22.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Sean McGrath | November 13, 1998
Roundabout's Cabaret Cancels Nov. 13 Studio 54 Reopening
Again, the cast, crew and audiences for Broadway's Cabaret are singing "Tomorrow Belongs To Me." The acclaimed revival was supposed to reopen Nov. 13 at the Studio 54 club space, but that has been cancelled, according to a box office spokesperson.
Article | By Sean McGrath | November 12, 1998
Roundabout's Cabaret Studio 54 Reopening Delayed To Nov. 13
The Cabaret song goes, "Tomorrow Belongs To Me," -- an apt title, because the Roundabout Theatre's transfer of the Kander & Ebb musical from the Kit Kat Klub to the Studio 54 space, set to happen Nov. 12, has been delayed a day, to Nov. 13, according to a box office spokesperson (reached Nov. 11). The spokesperson confirmed that reconfiguring the Studio 54 space and stage for the show accounted for the brief postponement.
Article | February 12, 1999
Roundabout Looks for $7 Million to Move to 42nd St. By 2000
The Roundabout Theatre Company further unveiled plans Feb. 11 for its renovation of -- and January 2000 move to -- the historic Selwyn Theatre on 42nd Street.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | January 26, 2013
Wrenn Schmidt Is Katie Roche in Rare NYC Production of Teresa Deevy Play, Starting Jan. 26
Off-Broadway's Mint Theater Company, which discovers forgotten plays about the beginning of modern life and holds them up to the light, launches the first resident American production of Irish writer Teresa Deevy's Katie Roche, a 1936 play about a servant girl of uncertain parentage, on Jan. 26.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | December 18, 2012
Wrenn Schmidt Will Play Katie Roche in Rare NYC Production of Teresa Deevy Play
Off-Broadway's Mint Theater Company, which discovers forgotten plays about the beginning of modern life and holds them up to the light, announced casting for the first-ever resident American production of Irish writer Teresa Deevy's Katie Roche, a 1936 play about a servant girl of uncertain parentage.
Article | By Talaura Harms, Logan Culwell-Block | April 12, 2023
Orphans for Sale and Group Nudity: What Happened in the 3rd Episode of Schmigadoon! Season 2, Schmicago?
Two Playbill writers continue their recap of the Apple TV+ series, calling out all the musical theatre references.
Article | By David Lefkowitz, Sean McGrath | November 16, 1998
Cabaret Up And Running At Studio 54
After a delay of two days, Cabaret began performances at the newly renovated Studio 54 on Nov. 14, with both a matinee and an evening performance.
Article | By Robert Simonson | November 16, 2010
ASK PLAYBILL.COM: Will the Mark Hellinger Theater Ever See a Show Again?
A question concerning the life and future of Broadway's opulent Mark Hellinger Theater, once home to My Fair Lady, and now a house of worship.
Article | By Robert Simonson | November 16, 2010
ASK PLAYBILL.COM: Will the Mark Hellinger Theater Ever See a Show Again?
A question concerning the life and future of Broadway's opulent Mark Hellinger Theater, once home to My Fair Lady, and now a house of worship.
Article | By Playbill Staff | February 5, 2021
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: February 5
In 1959, Gwen Verdon stars in Redhead on Broadway.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | February 7, 2007
Capathia Jenkins Is Hattie McDaniel Beginning Feb. 7
Broadway's Capathia Jenkins, of Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me and Caroline, or Change fame, makes her dramatic debut Feb. 7 playing groundbreaking Academy Award-winning actress Hattie McDaniel in a new play with music.

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