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2,689 stories by "Gordon Cox"

How Director Michael Longhurst Is Resuscitating Theater on Both Sides of the Atlantic by Gordon Cox

Like everyone on Broadway at that moment, British director Michael Longhurst remembers exactly where he was when the COVID-19 shutdown came. "We had just done our dress rehearsal of 'Carolin…

SOURCE: Variety at 4:18pm on October 5, 2021

'Hamlet' Review: Cush Jumbo Ignites London Production by Gordon Cox

There are two reasons that, among recent Hamlets, Cush Jumbo ("The Good Fight") is right up there alongside Benedict Cumberbatch and Ian McKellen. Like those two actors, Jumbo has dazzling e…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:35pm on October 5, 2021

'Six' Review: Long Live These Broadway Queens by Gordon Cox

Strutting strong, arms akimbo and ready for a royal rumble, the sextet of cheeky spouses of King Henry VIII take to the stage in triumph " not just over the much-married monarch who did them…

SOURCE: Variety at 9:00pm on October 3, 2021

'A Crossing' Review: A Powerful Refugee Journey, But Dance Musical Still Has a Few Miles to Go by Gordon Cox

In "A Crossing," the new dance musical premiering at Barrington Stage in the Berkshires, a group of desperate immigrants confront hazardous terrains, punishing weather, threatening vigilante…

SOURCE: Variety at 3:02pm on October 1, 2021

How Two 'Playwriting Sisters' Are Restarting Shows After the Shutdown by Gordon Cox

The playwrights Jocelyn Bioh and Martyna Majok have a bond, in life and in their work. "I feel like Martyna and I are these playwriting sisters in terms of the groups of people and the stori…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:43pm on September 28, 2021

Tonys Awards: The Biggest Snubs, Surprises and Takeaways of the 2021 Ceremony by Gordon Cox

The long-delayed Tony Awards ceremony has happened at last, and much of it played out as expected " see, for instance, the string of wins for "Moulin Rouge!," which seemed the likely winner …

SOURCE: Variety at 12:04am on September 27, 2021

Tony Awards Predictions: Breaking Down the Likely 2021 Winners by Gordon Cox

A Tony predictions story? In this climate? Yes, the Tony Awards are happening Sunday, although you might not know it. Publicity has been hampered by the confusing roll-out of the plan for th…

SOURCE: Variety at 2:20pm on September 24, 2021

Tony Awards Make Comeback as Nominees Discuss a Changed Broadway by Gordon Cox

With all the uncertainty around Broadway right now, one thing's for sure: The Tony Awards this year will be unlike any other. The 2021 ceremony comes just as Broadway has begun its recove…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:00pm on September 24, 2021

'Camp Siegfried' Review: Bess Wohl's New Play at the Old Vic in London by Gordon Cox

The claim to theatrical fame of the Long Island hamlet of Yaphank has thus far rested with PG Wodehouse, who included the town in his lyrics for Jerome Kern's satirical hymn to the simple li…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:00pm on September 17, 2021

Broadway Reopening Hits High Gear With 'Hamilton,' 'The Lion King,' 'Wicked' and More by Gordon Cox

"I don't want to take live theater for granted ever again, do you?" That was Lin-Manuel Miranda, in a brief curtain speech welcoming back the first Broadway audience at "Hamilton" since the …

SOURCE: Variety at 10:22pm on September 14, 2021

How Broadway's New Diversity Director Aims to Change the Industry by Gordon Cox

Broadway is back " and it's looking to make some changes to how it used to operate. Listen to this week's "Stagecraft" podcast below: With producers, creators, advocates and executives…

SOURCE: Variety at 2:07pm on September 14, 2021

'Back to the Future' Review: West End Musical Is Lots of Fun Despite Flaws by Gordon Cox

In recent decades, numerous musical have arrived in London with outsized production values swamping the material, leading critics to wish for time machines so that they can fast-forward to t…

SOURCE: Variety at 11:05pm on September 13, 2021

'Operation Mincemeat' Review: Hilarious Small-Scale Musical Could Become a Big Hit by Gordon Cox

Is the quite splendid "Operation Mincemeat" ridiculously clever or cleverly ridiculous? Both. Making a song-n-dance show out of a real-life, stiff-upper-lip, British World War II intelligenc…

SOURCE: Variety at 4:42pm on September 1, 2021

Inside Disney Theatrical's Global Restart by Gordon Cox

From "Aladdin" in Mexico City to "Frozen" in London to "The Lion King" in Tokyo " not to mention "Lion King" and "Aladdin" on Broadway " Disney Theatrical Productions is in the midst of open…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:44pm on August 31, 2021

What happens if someone tests positive for COVID on Broadway? by Gordon Cox

No one wants to talk about it, but it could happen: Someone involved in a Broadway production tests positive for COVID-19. In the run-up to reopening, there's been significant coverage of th…

SOURCE: Broadway News Subscription at 9:23am on August 26, 2021

'Pass Over' Review: Antoinette Nwandu's Play Reignites Broadway by Gordon Cox

In Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu's surreal and morbidly funny existential drama "Pass Over," two characters who might be fugitives from a Samuel Beckett play find themselves in a world where be…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:05pm on August 22, 2021

'Cinderella' Review: Andrew Lloyd Webber's Fairy Tale Redux Opens at Last by Gordon Cox

Where do you go after you've seen "Wicked"? That worldwide smash has built a vast young audience hungry for stories propelled by power ballads of female empowerment, and it's clearly that cr…

SOURCE: Variety at 2:48pm on August 19, 2021

'Bagdad Cafe' Review: A London Stage Adaptation With Theatricality but No Drama by Gordon Cox

"Life is a cabaret, old chum." Oh wait, wrong show. Or is it? Taking on Percy and Eleonore Adlon's 1987 movie "Bagdad Cafe," Emma Rice's music-filled, uber-quirky production boasts everythin…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:20pm on August 18, 2021

Broadway's COVID Expert Talks Returning to Theaters Safely by Gordon Cox

It's the question on all of Broadway's mind right now: With the delta variant spreading just as shows are getting back up and running, how do we all " cast, crew and audiences " return to th…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:46pm on August 17, 2021

'Merry Wives' Review: Shakespeare's Farce Updated to South Harlem in a Lively, Powerful Remix by Gordon Cox

For one of New York City's first major theater events in 16 months, eager audiences cannot do better than reveling in the natural splendors of Central Park's Delacorte Theater for the gleefu…

SOURCE: Variety at 9:00pm on August 9, 2021

Playing It Safe: Broadway Reopens With Rigorous COVID Protocols by Gordon Cox

In a Manhattan studio late last month, rehearsal was in progress. Two actors ran through a playful chase sequence. A fight choreographer, seated at the head of the room with the director, th…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:45pm on August 4, 2021

Theater Creatives Reveal What Industry Needs in Sundance Institute Survey (EXCLUSIVE) by Gordon Cox

As Broadway gets back to business and live performances resume around the country, the Sundance Institute has released a new study that diagnoses the state of the theater industry and imagin…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:00pm on August 4, 2021

'Hamlet' Review: Ian McKellen's Greatness Shines Intermittently in a Rudderless Production by Gordon Cox

Skeptics puzzling over the logic of watching 82-year-old Ian McKellen playing student prince Hamlet need only look as far as the play's second scene in which Hamlet rebukes his mother. "I ha…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:18pm on July 22, 2021

How 'Pass Over' Is Making 'Precedent-Level Changes' on Broadway by Gordon Cox

When the Broadway production of Antoinette Nwandu's play "Pass Over" opens on Broadway, it'll incorporate significant changes " both on stage and behind the scenes. Listen to this week's …

SOURCE: Variety at 1:44pm on July 20, 2021

How 'What to Send Up When It Goes Down' Blurs the Line Between Ritual and Theater by Gordon Cox

Aleshea Harris' "What to Send Up When It Goes Down" isn't a traditional play, but audiences shouldn't come away with the mistaken impression that the show " a play, a ritual, a pageant and a…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:43pm on July 6, 2021
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