Articles about Brief Encounter
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Librettist John Weidman has three collaborations with composer Stephen Sondheim on his mind these days: Bounce, Assassins and Pacific Overtures.
It's never a quiet time for Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of the Public Theater.
Director Matthew Warchus has made significant impressions (of varying complexion) on the New York theatregoing public.
Meet puppeteer Basil Twist, whose colorful work is seen in Broadway's The Addams Family and The Pee-wee Herman Show.
Last winter, fortunate theatergoers fell madly, hopelessly in love with "Brief Encounter," the enchanting British ...-- Delivered by Feed43 service
If there was such a title in the theatre as Rock 'n' Roll Lighting Designer, it would currently belong to Kevin Adams.
Ever since his first Broadway assignment, the rock musical Rent, casting agent Bernard Telsey has been the guy Broadway producers go to when a show calls for an unusual talent pool.
Actress Laurie Metcalf stars in the new Broadway revivals of Brighton Beach Memoirs and Broadway Bound.
Roundabout Theatre Company Todd Haimes, Artistic Director in association with David Pugh amp Dafydd Rogers and Cineworld presenting Kneehigh Theatre's production of Nol Coward's Brief Encoun…
Matthew Modine talks about his recent stage projects, including the showbiz satire Matthew Modine Saves the Alpacas, now playing in L.A.
What do 9 to 5, Hair, Exit the King, Billy Elliot and God of Carnage have in common, other than being on Broadway right now?
John Dossett and Tammy Blanchard, the 2003 Tony Award-nominated featured performers in the new Broadway revival of Gypsy recently sat down with "Radio Playbill" host Robert Viagas to discuss…
Adam Driver didn't have to look long for a job after graduating from Juilliard this past spring.
Nearly 20 years after it arrived Off-Broadway as a dramatic Cassandra decrying America's criminal apathy in the face of the growing AIDS crisis, Larry Kramer's landmark political play, The N…
Director John Doyle gives a first glimpse of his approach to the Broadway-bound Company.
Twenty years ago, Bill Cain came to stake his claim in New York. He's back, with Equivocation.
As a founder of percussion-prone Blue Man Group, Chris Wink marches to the beat of a different drummer.
At the end of the zany, caustic musical comedy, Urinetown, a treatise on population, poverty and consumption, written in 1798 by sociologist Thomas Malthus, is held aloft. Did the creators o…
Actor David Wilson Barnes has worked steadily on New York and regional stages for the past several years. This month, however, critics truly paid attention.
Filling the biggest shoes on Broadway since Nathan Lane initially bid farewell to The Producers is Michael McKean, the first actor to play weighty wife and mother Edna Turnblad in Hairspray …
Disney Theatricals' president Thomas Schumacher talks about his new theatre book for kids, "How Does the Show Go On?"
