Kissel's Top 10 by Howard Kissel
What I'll remember from Broadway season
What I'll remember from Broadway season
Awards were distributed widely last night - which was more than you could say for the entertainment value of the telecast.
WHEN YA GOTTA GO: Producers pulled the plug on Norbert Leo Butz's Best Actor thank-you speech so Saab, a sponsor, could congratulate him on winning his Tony.
Could there be life at NBC for "Law & Order: Trial by Jury," the spin-off of the franchise that wasn't picked up when the network revealed its fall lineup?
John Patrick Shanley's "Doubt" and "Edward Albee's 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'" each have four-actor casts. All eight performers are up for Tony Awards on Sunday night.
No wonder the casts have been calling their stretch of 48th St. Happy Street.
Until former FBI honcho W. Mark Felt went public on Tuesday, Hal Holbrook had been the face of Deep Throat.
Collared in morning, on a stage at night
Tyler Perry showed no mercy when an audience member snuck into Newark's Symphony Hall the other night while he was doing his turn as a gun-toting granny in "Madea Goes to Jail." Especially n…
Woman: Posey booted me off aisle-land
How a photographer in the right place at the right time captured Broadway's golden era
Legendary theatrical costumer William Ivy Long was feted by Hollywood scribe Paul Rudnick, playwright Wendy Wasserstein and choreographer Susan Stroman on Monday to celebrate his 50th Broadw…
Broadway is a restless beast. Relentless, too. When the 2004-05 Broadway season gets capped off at the Tony Awards on June 5, the new season will already be underway.
Summer used to be a quiet time in New York. The livin' was never easy, but theater openings were rare because it was assumed that anyone who was anyone would be out of town. That is no longe…
Unless you count "Broadway Bares," next month's fleshfest of chorus girls and boys performing naughty skits for charity, summer isn't exactly the time for cutting-edge theater.
Fisher Stevens was roasted - no, let's say charred - at Monday's annual benefit for the Naked Angels, the theater company he founded.
Emcee Michael McKean said Stevens is "an actor's actor. Someday he'd like to be known as a ticket-buyer's actor."
Say what you will about Broadway queen Elaine Stritch - she sure thinks big.
Obie likes 'Engaged'
Jennifer Holliday after 21
Actress, author and cabaret singer Isabel Rose will perform 'J.A.P. Chronicles' at Joe's Pub.