Harvey Fierstein and John Bucchino's short-lived Broadway musical A Catered Affair officially opens at Houston's Main Street Theater Jan. 6 following previews that began Jan. 1.
Newly revised by the author for ACT's revival, this manic farcical picaresque nonetheless shows its age, not to mention the hit-and-miss heedlessness of a play originally written in three da…
Broadway-bound musical opens at San Diego's Old Globe Theatre.
"It takes a village to put Edna together," says Harvey Fierstein, back on Broadway for the final weeks of "Hairspray."
"But the people who help put me together can now do it faster."
Academy Award-winning composer Alan Menken confirmed to Playbill.com that Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein is writing a libretto for a stage version of "Newsies," the 1992 live-a…
Six-time Emmy Award nominee Jeffrey Tambor will make his Broadway musical debut as Georges opposite four-time Tony winner Harvey Fierstein as Albin in La Cage aux Folles beginning February 1…
A gay icon talks about his reconceived role of Uncle Winston in the new Broadway musical A Catered Affair, for which he wrote the book.
Two-time Tony nominee Christopher Sieber, who had been scheduled to play a brief engagement in the Broadway production of Chicago, will instead step into the role of Georges in the Tony Awar…
In the role Jimmy Stewart made famous.
Dear Harvey does play as if the idea were to create an educational piece for students, but author Patricia Loughrey's interviews and intimate reminiscences with Milk's family and colleagues …
How to Succeed... star Daniel Radcliffe and Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein will join Jordan Roth for the 92nd Street Y's "Broadway Talks" series this spring.
This sturdy revival of "A Chorus Line" has everything going for it except the excitement of discovery, since it's pretty much the same show that opened on Broadway in 1975.
It was another tough week on Broadway, with the only stellar box office business being done by the first previews of "Gypsy," despite - or maybe because of - the high-volume buzz that the cl…
Los Angeles Review by Sharon Perlmutter
Even assuming - and it's a big assumption - that Harvey is a good candidate for a Broadway-bound revival, the production headed for the Lyceum this fall after its run at the Laguna Playhouse should turn tail and scamper in the other direction.
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