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In the span of just two days, it was revealed that "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," "Leap of Faith" and "Magic/Bird" would all be ending their respective Broadway runs. Th…
Tony Award snubs claim their first victims: "Teresa Rebeck's comedy 'Seminar,' which received no nominations, quickly announced that it would shutter this Sunday. Jeff Goldb…
Two shows fold in the post-Tony Award fallout while Bobby Cannavale joins "The Big Knife" and "Rebecca" finds a home.
The Tony nominators spread around their love this year. When the nominations were announced yesterday, 30 of the 37 eligible shows were named in at least one category. And some of the …
Magic/Bird plays its final performance at Broadway's Longacre Theatre.
Magic/Bird traces the fierce competition and eventual friendship between NBA icons Earvin "Magic&…
Basketball drama Magic/Bird will play its final performance n May 12 at Broadway's Longacre Theatre, producers announced. Producers Fran Kirmer and Tony Ponturo said "Magic/Bird was a story …
"Magic/Bird" -- the Broadway production for those basketball fans who watched those great Lakers and Celtics games from the '80s and thought, "I bet that will make a great play someday" -- h…
The producers of MAGICBIRD announced today that the show will play its final performance on Saturday May 12th.
The basketball-themed play will close on May 12.
Magic/Bird, Eric Simonson's sports biography about the rivalry and friendship of basketball stars Earvin "Magic" Johnson and Larry Bird, will play its final performance on May …
The basketball drama Magic/Bird will play its final performance on May 12 at Broadway's Longacre Theatre. Starring Tug Coker and Kevin Daniels as basketball greats Larry Bird and Earvin …
The Broadway production of Eric Simonson's Magic/Bird will play its final performance at the Longacre Theatre on May 12.
Directed by Thomas Kail, Magic/Bird chronicles the rivalry, fri…
Fran Kirmser and Tony Ponturo, the producers of the new Broadway play Magic/Bird, will host a talkback for ticketholders following the 8pm evening performance at the show at the Longacre The…
Peter Scolari, the actor known for "Bosom Buddies," plays Red Auerbach, Pat Riley and Jerry Buss in the Broadway show about Magic Johnson and Larry Bird.
Kevin Daniels, starring as NBA legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson in Magic/Bird, fills out Playbill.com's questionnaire with random facts, backstage trivia and pop-culture tidbits.
Something greatly interested me about Eric Simonson's Magic/Bird " although it wasn't the play itself.
Hailing from the UK and having not been born when most of the events of this play take place, I entered "Magic/Bird", a new play by Eric Simonson, knowing next to nothing about what was to f…
'Peter and the Starcatcher.' (Courtesy O & M Co.)
Don't worry too much about Peter Pan and his Lost Boys. They've found their way to Broadway, and they're doing just fine.
Pete…
But when you scratch the surface, according to playwright Eric Simonson, whose Magic/Bird has just opened on Broadway, you'll find that the similarities outweigh the differences, and relate …
Tug Coker, making his Broadway debut as Boston Celtics legend Larry Bird, fills out Playbill.com's questionnaire with random facts, backstage trivia and pop-culture tidbits.
The producers of the new Broadway play
Magic/Bird have announced that Dan Lauria will hold a talkback for ticketholders following the Wednesday night performance of the play at the Longacr…
Highlights From "Magic/Bird" on Broadway
http://www.playbill.com/video Eric Simonson's biographical Broadway play "Magic/Bird," about the iconic players who defined…
Peter Filichia, Michael Portantiere and James Marino talk with Stephen Flaherty. Also discussed, the openings of Magic/Bird and Evita, Mikado @ Carnegie Hall, The Big Meal, I Do, I Do @ B…
Part play, part multi-media presentation, part lecture, "Magic/Bird," a basketball story about the rivalry of Ervin "Magic" Johnson and Larry Bird, stumbles through the peaks and valleys of …
NEW YORK ' The American theater regularly portrays outsized figures we know from history. ESPN routinely packages narratives of athletes we know from sports broadcasts. Rarely, however, does…