A review of Alfred Uhry's "Driving Miss Daisy" " true to the original, not the film version, which Uhry also wrote " staged by ReAct Theatre at Hugo House in Seattle through Aug. 25, 2012.
Two-time Tony winner James Earl Jones will reprise his role as Hoke Colburn in an Australian production of Driving Miss Daisy, opposite five-time Tony winner Angela Lansbury, his recent co-s…
As BroadwayWorld previously reported, Angela Lansbury and James Earl Jones will lead an Australian premiere of DRIVING MISS DAISY next winter. According to Courier Mail, the show is set to o…
Veteran stage actors James Earl Jones and Angela Lansbury, who recently shared the stage in the current Broadway revival of Gore Vidal's The Best Man, will re-team for the Australian deb…
Driving Miss Daisy, one of modern American theatres most touching and irresistible stories, will kick off Newington Mainstages second season September 14-16 at its brand new home at the Newi…
Alfred Uhry's Driving Miss Daisy will tour the U.K. in a re-cast version of the Broadway production, directed again by David Esbjornson.
Don Warrington and Gwen Taylor are to star in a UK tour of Driving Miss Daisy, following the play's recent revival in the West End.
Gwen Taylor and Don Warrington will star in a UK tour of Alfred Uhry's Driving Miss Daisy, to kick off at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, October 8-13, 2012. When Daisy Werthan …
Alfred Uhry’s Pulitzer prize-winning play Driving Miss Daisy will tour in the UK later this year, following its recent Whatsonstage.com Award-winning run in the West End.The touring pr…
According to New York magazine, Angela Lansbury will join James Earl Jones for an Australian touring version of "Driving Miss Daisy" next winter. Lansbury, 86, currently is starring in "Gore…
According to NY Magazine, Angela Lansbury, who is currently starring in GORE VIDAL'S THE BEST MAN on Broadway, has signed on to star alongside James Earl Jones in an Australian tour of DRIVI…
Top Price seats (usually £58.50) just £37.50 for Monday - Thursday performances of Driving Miss Daisy at the Wyndhams Theatre
It couldn’t happen to a more deserving honoree: On November 12, James Earl Jones was presented an honorary Academy Award for lifetime achievement onstage at London’s Wyndham&rsqu…
At 58, and with four Tony Awards to show for his sterling career, Boyd Gaines is only now making his U.K. theater debut alongside Vanessa Redgrave and James Earl Jones in Driving Miss Daisy,…
Actresses from British theatre history — hello, Nell Gwyn! — have been gathered at the National Portrait Gallery. Plus, new plays by Conor McPherson and Mike Leigh.
Written to be performed by two veteran luminaries and unfolding in a succession of car trips, Alfred Uhry's 1987 play Driving Miss Daisy might be deemed the very definition of a "star vehicl…
Don't miss this year's hottest ticket as two of the world's greatest living actors arrive in London to perform Alfred Uhry's timeless, Pulitzer Prize-winning classic, in a strictly lim…
Don't miss this year's hottest ticket as two of the world's greatest living actors arrive in London to perform Alfred Uhry's timeless, Pulitzer Prize-winning classic, in a strictly lim…
Wyndhams, LondonThe car in Driving Miss Daisy is an awkward thing: a wheel and two wooden seats. It's not a vehicle that could have come from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang but it's not a Complicit…
This is a grand haunted house, sure enough.
Alfred Uhry's touching tale about a crusty old widow and her chauffeur is revived with two masterly actors at the wheel, writes Sarah Hemming
Two-time Tony Award winner James Earl Jones Hoke Coleburn, Tony and Oscar winner Vanessa Redgrave Daisy Werthan and four-time Tony Award winner Boyd Gaines Boolie Werthan will star in the cr…
You can accuse Alfred Uhry's 1987 play Driving Miss Daisy of many things " being overtly sentimental is top of the charge sheet " but you certainly cannot claim that it's a case of false adv…
It is fairly wonderful to see Vanessa Redgrave and James Earl Jones as the warring stereotypes of a Southern Jewish matriarch and her illiterate black chauffeur in Alfred Uhry’s sentim…
Wyndhams Theatre, LondonI think now, as I did when I first saw it in 1988, that Alfred Uhry's Pulitzer prize-winning play is not much more than a pleasing anecdote about the growing amity be…