Posts published in “Playbill”

Did You Know Mark Twain Has Theatrical Roots? Big River, now at Encores!, isn’t the author’s only connection to the theatre. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Hamilton’s Mandy Gonzalez Offers February 12 Solo Concert The actor plays Feinstein’s/54 Below. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

The Songs Jessica Keenan Wynn Uses to Conquer the Audition Room The Beautiful actor takes us through her audition repertoire. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: February 12 {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Grammy Awards Presented Feb. 12 Tony winner Cynthia Erivo is among the performers and nominees. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Ring Twice for Miranda Opens Feb. 12 Alan Hruska’s tragicomedy debuts Off-Broadway at New York City Center Stage II. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Radio City Music Hall’s New York Spectacular Will Take a Year Off However the Rockettes will appear on the 2017 Tony Awards broadcast. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Musical in Mufti Revives Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill Revue Feb. 11 Rachel de Benedet among the performers to be featured in the Off-Broadway cast. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

What’s Hot in London: Feb. 11–17 Sunset Boulevard will tour the U.K.; and The Ferryman and Young Frankenstein are both West End bound. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Just After a Breakup, Director Trip Cullman Found His Next Significant Project Joshua Harmon and Trip Cullman find the funny beneath the pain—and vice versa—in Significant Other. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

See The Hudson Theatre’s Rich Theatrical History Take a look at the venue’s Playbills dating back to 1942. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: February 11 {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Let It Be: A Celebration of the Music of The Beatles Tour Launches Performances begin Feb. 11 in Florida. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill

Carnegie Hall Tackles the Masters in February Concert Series From Beethoven to Bach to Gesualdo, pianist Jonathan Biss reinvigorates the late works of great musicians. {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill