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Article | By Margaret Hall | December 25, 2024
The <em>Broadway</em> Theatre Turns 100: Look Back on Its History
December 25, 2024 marks the 100th birthday of the theatre, which began as a movie house where Steamboat Willie premiered.
Article | By Harry Haun | June 5, 2014
PLAYBILL QUIZ: Tony Has Oscar Ties, Challenge Your Awards Knowledge! (The Answers)
Tony voters and Oscar voters are of two minds and two worlds, but sometimes these overlap. Last week Playbill.com shared a quiz with our readers that mixes award-winning shows with award-winning cinema.
Article | By Harry Haun | June 5, 2014
PLAYBILL QUIZ: Tony Has Oscar Ties, Challenge Your Awards Knowledge! (The Answers)
Tony voters and Oscar voters are of two minds and two worlds, but sometimes these overlap. Last week Playbill.com shared a quiz with our readers that mixes award-winning shows with award-winning cinema.
Article | By Harry Haun | June 2, 2014
PLAYBILL QUIZ: Tony Has Oscar Ties, Challenge Your Awards Knowledge!
Tony voters and Oscar voters are of two minds and two worlds, but sometimes these overlap. Here’s a quiz that mixes award-winning shows with award-winning cinema. How many can you answer?
Article | By Harry Haun | June 2, 2014
PLAYBILL QUIZ: Tony Has Oscar Ties, Challenge Your Awards Knowledge!
Tony voters and Oscar voters are of two minds and two worlds, but sometimes these overlap. Here’s a quiz that mixes award-winning shows with award-winning cinema. How many can you answer?
Article | February 29, 2016
Quiz: Oscar Has Tony Ties, Challenge Your Awards Knowledge!
Our readers know their Broadway trivia like nobody else, but when we turn the lens on the intersection of Broadway and Hollywood, does your knowledge hold up?
Article | By Harry Haun | February 21, 2015
PLAYBILL QUIZ: Oscar Has Tony Ties, Challenge Your Awards Knowledge!
Tony voters and Oscar voters are of two minds and two worlds, but sometimes these overlap. In the following quiz, we invite readers to test their awards knowledge as award-winning shows and award-winning cinema collide.
Article | By Dan Meyer, Logan Culwell-Block | March 1, 2021
March 2021 Streaming Guide: For Colored Girls, Raya and the Last Dragon, Genius: Aretha, More
See what's coming to Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Netflix, and more this month.
Article | By Blake Ross | February 22, 2014
THE WEEK AHEAD Feb. 22-28: Forbidden Broadway is Back and Aladdin Flies Onto the Great White Way
Playbill.com's weekly planner reminds you that Forbidden Broadway returns to skewer the best of Broadway... Terrence McNally and Tyne Daly reunite... The Glass Menagerie crawls back into the couch... and TED talks Broadway.
Article | By Playbill Staff | April 19, 2013
From Harvey to The Trip to Bountiful, A Look at the 2012-13 Season: The Play Revivals
With the 2012-13 Broadway season coming to a close this month (April 25 is the cut-off date for eligibility for the 67th Annual Tony Awards), Playbill.com offers a four-part look at the current season. Here are this season's play revivals.
Article | By Playbill Staff | April 19, 2013
From Harvey to The Trip to Bountiful, A Look at the 2012-13 Season: The Play Revivals
With the 2012-13 Broadway season coming to a close this month (April 25 is the cut-off date for eligibility for the 67th Annual Tony Awards), Playbill.com offers a four-part look at the current season. Here are this season's play revivals.
Article | By Playbill Staff | April 19, 2013
From Harvey to The Trip to Bountiful, A Look at the 2012-13 Season: The Play Revivals
With the 2012-13 Broadway season coming to a close this month (April 25 is the cut-off date for eligibility for the 67th Annual Tony Awards), Playbill.com offers a four-part look at the current season. Here are this season's play revivals.
Article | By Playbill Staff | April 19, 2013
From Harvey to The Trip to Bountiful, A Look at the 2012-13 Season: The Play Revivals
With the 2012-13 Broadway season coming to a close this month (April 25 is the cut-off date for eligibility for the 67th Annual Tony Awards), Playbill.com offers a four-part look at the current season. Here are this season's play revivals.
Article | By Harry Haun | October 14, 2011
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: The Mountaintop—A Maid's Way With a Man
Meet the first-nighters at the opening of The Mountaintop at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre.
Article | By Harry Haun | October 14, 2011
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: The Mountaintop—A Maid's Way With a Man
Meet the first-nighters at the opening of The Mountaintop at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre.
Article | By Steven Suskin | July 16, 2007
THE DVD SHELF: "The Best of the Tony Awards," Cotten and Welles and "High School Musical"
This month's column discusses "The Best of the Tony Award: The Plays," a collection of scenes drawn from Tony telecasts; veteran Broadway star Joseph Cotten, with his colleague Orson Welles, in Carol Reed & Graham Greene's "The Third Man"; and a new DVD from Disney's "High School Musical" franchise.
Article | By Steven Suskin | July 15, 2007
THE DVD SHELF: "The Best of the Tony Awards," Cotten and Welles and "High School Musical"
This month's column discusses "The Best of the Tony Award: The Plays," a collection of scenes drawn from Tony telecasts; veteran Broadway star Joseph Cotten, with his colleague Orson Welles, in Carol Reed & Graham Greene's "The Third Man"; and a new DVD from Disney's "High School Musical" franchise.
Article | By Steven Suskin | July 16, 2006
THE DVD SHELF: "Hazel," "The Loved One" and "Beyond the Fringe"
This month’s column discusses Shirley Booth’s sitcom "Hazel," a group of so-called cult comedies from the 1960s (including Bobby Morse in Tony Richardson’s "The Loved One") and — from Alan Bennett and friends -- "Beyond the Fringe."
Article | By Steven Suskin | July 16, 2006
THE DVD SHELF: "Hazel," "The Loved One" and "Beyond the Fringe"
This month’s column discusses Shirley Booth’s sitcom "Hazel," a group of so-called cult comedies from the 1960s (including Bobby Morse in Tony Richardson’s "The Loved One") and — from Alan Bennett and friends -- "Beyond the Fringe."
Article | By Kenneth Jones | September 5, 2003
Donkey in the Dream Factory: Ludwig's Shakespeare in Hollywood Premieres at DC's Arena Stage
Arena Stage enters two worlds — Shakespeare's arcadia and Hollywood's dream factory — for the premiere of Shakespeare in Hollywood, Ken Ludwig's fanciful new comedy about the creation of the Warner Bros. film, "A Midsummer Night's Dream."

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