Today we are talking to one of the top-tier talents in her field of producing theatre for television, the estimable Ellen Krass who is largely responsible for many of the greatest television…
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Woody Shelp, who created hats for more than 140 Broadway shows and scores of films and television productions, died May 26, after a long illness.
When Doris Eaton Travis sees Gene Kelly splash through the showers in "Singin' in the Rain," it's like he's singing their song.
The invaluable Encores! series has given us a Follies that even without the razzle dazzle of a full staging shimmers and shines thanks to a sublimely talented cast.
Opposites attract, but they don't live happily ever after, in revival of comedy about divorce, 'The New York Idea'
Wilde's 'Earnest' will follow tuner on MainStage
And more from our Gossip Girl: fashion advice for confused men "HATS OFF! Here they come — those beautiful girls…" sings Michael Hayes in his old-fashioned tenor. This is the opening…
Twenty-five years ago this week, a few thousand people had one of the greatest Broadway experiences of their lives - and they weren't even in a Broadway theater.
It may not be as adventurous as the neighborhood it pays tribute to, but it offers a tuneful history lesson with a certain offhanded charm.