36 stories by "Broadway Bulletin"
MAIN STEM LEGENDS TEAM UP TO PUT ON A SHOW
By HENRY EDWARDS
In the fall of 1979, when the Andrew Lloyd Weber/Tim Rice pop-rock opera "Evita" debuted on Broadway, it brought with it a pa…
CLASSIC NOËL COWARD CLASSIC SPARKLES UNDER THE DIRECTION OF RICHARD EYRE
by HENRY EDWARDS
Ostensibly the most significant reason to attend the current revival of Noël Coward'…
ALL NEW TALENT FESTIVAL FEATURES 30 DIFFERENT SHOWS ONE PER NIGHT
BY HENRY EDWARDS
Ars Nova (511 West 54th St.), the fiesty, 99-seat, Manhattan theater, is at it again.
Committed to dev…
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY PLAY TAKES OVER THEATRE ROW'S CLURMAN THEATRE
By HENRY EDWARDS
In 2004, Off-Broadway’s Keen Theatre presented a touching revival of John Patrick’s 1946 Wo…
LANDMARK, LIMITED 12-WEEK ENGAGEMENT OF LARRY KRAMER'S PLAY GARNERED RAVE REVIEWS AND WON EVERY MAJOR AWARD FOR “BEST REVIVAL”
by HENRY EDWARDS
The Broadway premiere of Larry Kra…
LANDMARK, LIMITED 12-WEEK ENGAGEMENT OF LARRY KRAMER'S PLAY GARNERED RAVE REVIEWS AND WON EVERY MAJOR AWARD FOR “BEST REVIVAL”
by HENRY EDWARDS
The Broadway premiere of Larry Kra…
by HENRY EDWARDS
On July 5, the Tony Award-winning revival of "Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical" will return to Broadway for a 10-week ‘Summer of Love’ run.
To c…
ARTISTS DEVOTE EIGHT-HOUR INTERVALS TO CONSTRUCTING, DISMANTLING AND REMOVING AN ELABORATE CONSTRUCTION
By HENRY EDWARDS
This weekend is the last chance to see “How to Build a For…
THE IRONDALE ENSEMBLE PLAYS HOST TO AN UPDATED VERSION OF THE 1930'S PRO-UNION BROADWAY CLASSIC
by HENRY EDWARDS
Theatre historians recall “Pins & Needles” as the only …
IN A SMASHING BROADWAY DEBUT NINA ARIANDA TAKES POSSESSION OF ONE OF THE THEATRE'S MOST ENDEARING CHARACTERS
By HENRY EDWARDS
In 1946, Judy Holliday's portrayal of "breathtakingly beautiful,…
NEGATIVE REVIEWS AND POOR ATTENDENCE SINK "HIGH"
by HENRY EDWARDS
NEGATIVE REVIEWS AND POOR ATTENDENCE SINK "HIGH"
by HENRY EDWARDS
“High,” the lurid rehab melodrama, which brought Kathleen Turner back to Broadway after a five-year absence…
MARISA TOMEI AND FRANK WHALEY CO-STAR IN THE NEW GROUP'S REVIVAL OF WALLACE SHAWN'S UNSETTLING PLAY
by HENRY EDWARDS
“The feel-bad hit of the season.”
MARISA TOMEI AND FRANK WHALEY CO-STAR IN THE NEW GROUP'S REVIVAL OF WALLACE SHAWN'S SCABROUS PLAY
by HENRY EDWARDS
“The feel-bad hit of the season.”
TACT/THE ACTORS COMPANY THEATRE EXTENDS RUN OF ITS REVIVAL OF THE 1935 COMEDY HIT
By HENRY EDWARDS
THE EAGERLY AWAITED KARAOKE MUSICAL GIVES SOME CRITICS A HEADACHE
By HENRY EDWARDS
"ORCHID SHOW: ON BROADWAY" TREATS THE POPULAR TROPICAL FLOWERS AS THE DIVAS OF THE PLANT KINGDOM
By HENRY EDWARDS
THE PUBLIC THEATER SCHEDULES TWO ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCES OF RINNE GROFF'S NEW PLAY
BY HENRY EDWARDS
The Public Theater's world premiere production of Rinne Groff's “Compulsion,&rd…
EX-RADICALS STAGE A DINNER PARTY AND RUIN THE RISOTTO
BY HENRY EDWARDS
AMERICA'S PREMIER WASP PLAYWRIGHT SCORES WITH HIS NEW COMEDY OF MANNERS
by HENRY EDWARDS
THE VETERAN CABARET PERFORMER PAYS HIS ANNUAL VISIT TO THE ALGONQUIN HOTEL'S OAK ROOM
By HENRY EDWARDS
AL PACINO AND LILY RABE HEAD THE CAST OF THE HIT REVIVAL
By HENRY EDWARDS
THE 101-YEAR-OLD SATIRE TAKES AIM AT A MEDIA BARON
By HENRY EDWARDS
SIX-ACTOR COMPANY ACHIEVES THE IMPOSSIBLE
by HENRY EDWARDS
THE DOWNTOWN PERFORMANCE ARTIST RELIVES AN ADOLESCENT ADVENTURE IN HIS OWN INIMITABLE WAY
by HENRY EDWARDS
