From BroadwayWorld's Archive: The highly anticipated Broadway revival of Eugene O'Neill's HUGHIE starring Academy Award winner, Golden Globe Award winner & BAFTA winner Forest Whitaker (The …
BEAUTIFUL DESPAIR BY A MASTER THESPIAN The river of lost souls can be found in Westwood, and your magnificent tour guide is Brian Dennehy. In this coupling of one-acts by Eugene O’Neil…
The Geffen Playhouse today announced the nine productions that will make up its 20182019 season, the first from new Artistic Director Matt Shakman. The season will focus on world premiere pl…
It’s an act of love and giving back. Rick Foucheux, veteran actor and esteemed member of the DC theater community, is taking to the Quotidian Theatre Company stage in Bethesda to repri…
The highly anticipated Broadway revival of Eugene O'Neill's HUGHIE starring Academy Award winner, Golden Globe Award winner amp BAFTA winner Forest Whitaker The Last King of Scotland, The Bu…
NEW YORK (AP) -- Many stage plays have problems with their second acts. Some plays have issues with bloat and clarity. "Hughie" presents a math problem....
On the stage of the Booth Theater, the scenic designer Christopher Oram has built a magnificent ruin of a once-respectable hotel, complete with double-height lobby, an antique elevator, and …
Forest Whitaker is blessed with an air of warmth and decency that shines through in film roles like the one he played in "The Butler.” Michael Grandage, for lauded his stagings of &…
“Hughie,” the Broadway play starring Forest Whitaker that opened last week, has posted a closing notice for the end of the month, abbreviating its run after weeks of very slow sa…
The time stamp on "Hughie," Eugene O'Neill's late-career one act play, reads: "between 3 and 4 a.m." In "Guys and Dolls," Sky Masterson basks in "a couple of deals before dawn," but the earl…
Frank Wood, Forest Whitaker Wide Shot - Photo: Marc BrenneSometimes a Hollywood Star Isn't Enoughto Guarantee Broadway SuccessBy Lauren YargerBroadway shows seem to think casting a Hollywood…
By Shari Lifland (@shariontheaisle) It's only fitting that Eugene O'Neill's Hughie is set in a hotel lobby: the acclaimed playwright was born in a hotel"the Barrett House on Broadway and 43r…
When the audience enters, the curtain is up and Christopher Oram's imposing scenic design of the faded hotel lobby is in view. The visual effect of its industrial greenish walls, dirty ston…
It's phenomenal " no - not the play, not the performances, not the direction but that HUGHIE " a minor one act play by Eugene O'Neill has gotten yet another revival " all 60 minutes of it - …
