La Bete Star Mark Rylance Hopes to Dance into 2011
As the curtain goes down on 2010, Broadway.com is looking ahead to the new year. We’ve asked the brightest stars on Broadway to reflect on their personal highlights from the past year …
As the curtain goes down on 2010, Broadway.com is looking ahead to the new year. We’ve asked the brightest stars on Broadway to reflect on their personal highlights from the past year …
In La Bete, Mark Rylance not only has the difficult task of performing a script written entirely in rhyming verse, but as the buffoonish street clown Valere, he delivers a nearly 40-minute-l…
About the Author: At age 29, David Hirson completed the daunting task of writing a play composed entirely in rhyming verse. The next task was even more daunting: getting his script produce…
I have two winners for you this time, as opposed to my last column which featured two on the down side. First, La Bête, a farce by David Hirson, presented on Broadway at the Music Box…
The Alzheimer's Association, New York City Chapter is now selling tickets to the Thursday, December 16th performance of Broadway's La Bte, David Hirson's satire starring Tony Award winners D…
Legit News: Two Broadway shows curtail limited runs -- Two plays with limited engagements, "A Life in the Theatre" and "La Bete," recently got a bit more limited, with producers of each anno…
The Broadway revival of David Hirson's La Bête will close five weeks earlier than originally planned, playing its final performance at the Music Box Theatre on January 9. As …
The first Broadway revival of David Hirson's comedy La Bete will play its final performance on January 9, 2011. The production, which stars Tony winners Mark Rylance and David …
The acclaimed Broadway revival of David Hirson's Olivier Award-winning comedy LA BTE starring Tony and Olivier Award winner Mark Rylance, Tony and Emmy Award winner David Hyde Pierce, and BA…
High brow play meets low brow production. Will it work? We'll have to wait and see.
Music Box Theatre, Broadway By Steve Hauck BOTTOM LINE: Theatrical exuberance trumps dramaturgical shortcomings to make this show a thrilling dramatic event. There may not be a more…