Articles about A Little Night Music
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The Arlington Players is casting  14 singing actors and 4 non-singing actors for the Sondheim/Wheeler musical A Little Night Music. There are parts for both men (5) and women (9), ages 12…
Casting has been announced for Renaissance Music Theatre Company's production of Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music, to run March 7-10 at Iron Gate Theater.
The twelve-member…
Tony Award winner Deanna Dunagan, the Chicago star who played the strained, cancerous and addicted matron Violet Weston in Broadway's August: Osage County, will be Madame Armfeldt in Ste…
Writer's Theatre has announced casting for Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's A Little Night Music, to run May 1 - July 8. William Brown will direct the production, which will ha…
Tony Award winner Deanna Dunagan will play Madame Armfeldt n Writer's Theatre's production Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's A Little Night Music, to run May 1 - July 8. Wi…
The Tony Award-winning actress Deanna Dunagan has been absent from the stage since her internationally acclaimed performance in Tracy Letts' "August: Osage County." Writers' Theatre said Thu…
Playbill.com's new series features brief chats with Broadway actors commenting on their recent theatregoing experiences, what productions they are looking forward to and more. Here, via …
BWW TV: Broadway Beat at the Opening Night of A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
http://broadwayworld.com for more information. The first Broadway revival of A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC starring Academy Award-w…
Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's bittersweet Scandinavian waltz-time musical A Little Night Music (my favourite of the Sondheim canon) about love, lust and memory is one of the most perfe…
Hunter Ryan Herdlicka, who made his Broadway debut in the recent revival of A Little Night Music, plays Ariel in the Dallas Theater Center's production of William Shakespeare's The T…
Bernadette Peters and Elaine Stritch give triumphant performances in Trevor Nunn's now-improved revival of the beloved Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler musical.
