12 stories by "Ernio Hernandez"
The revival of the Arthur Kopit-Maury Yeston musical, directed by David Leaveaux, opened on Broadway April 10, 2003.
1955 The American actor-manager Walter Hampden dies in Hollywood at age 75. In 1925 he leased the Colonial Theatre and played in revivals of Ibsen and Shakespeare. Cyrano de Bergerac was his…
1940 The American Negro Theatre is founded in Harlem.
The actors are acting as actors but a momentary glimpse of the actors themselves " T.R. Knight and Patrick Stewart " poked through at the Oct. 13th evening performance of David Mamet's A Lif…
The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC) has announced more than 200 titles for its upcoming 13th annual summer theatre smorgasbord (Aug. 14-30). There's just no way to catch …
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'Twas the nights just after Christmas and all through Broadway houses, not a showtune was stirring not even Gypsy.A slew of shows have closed and a few more are set to lower their final curt…
In January, as America gets a new president, a Tony Award winner (who once played a president-killer) marks his return to the stage after a self-imposed hiatus. Though fans of Denis O'Hare h…
Rent has ended its original Broadway run. And though I kept away from it for so long, (more on that later*) it will be missed. "BUT wait… there's more!" Those who missed the final curtain …
"You wanna show to make it on Broadway, you need a star, baby!"You can almost picture the ye olde BroadWAY producer " fat man with the matching wallet and mouth set " chomping a cigar and ye…
[title of show] is back and now available in Broadway size. For those who loved the show Off-Broadway, fear not; everything you loved transfers well to the Lyceum stage. The loyal [tos]sers …
With a full workweek since the 2008 Tony Awards now gone and the new Broadway season officially underway, it seemed like the perfect time to take a look ahead (way too soon) at the race for …
