Musical &#39;Six of One&#39; Resurfaces at Philly Fringe
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Playbill - Six of One, the quirky modern-relationships musical that has been seen in Manhattan presentations, gets a revised production in the Philly Fringe Festival Aug. 31-Sept. 15.
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Variety - 78th Street Theater Lab; 55 seats; &#36;15
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Ensemble performances of a rare order are glowing brightly on stages across the theater district.
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This year, musicals make a comeback, plus plays and actors you already know.
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Reviews of six shows at this yearâs festival of plays and performance pieces.
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The last time âSeussical: The Musicalâ was in New York it closed in less than six months, now it has returned and is playing off Broadway at the Lucille Lortel, for a limited run.
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Alan Gilbert is part of a one-two punch of dynamic new conductors facing New York audiences this fall.
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The Vineyard Theaterâs rare revival of J. M. Barrieâs elegantly plotted ghost story is an occasion of some interest.
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A cast of more than 600 performers will officially launch Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture.
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Three new plays explore disparate lives pushed together by music, strife, time, and friendship.
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By MICHAEL KUCHWARA  NEW YORK - Terrence McNally, who already has had two new plays done in New York this year ("Deuce" and "Some Men"), will get a Broadway revival of an earlier effort this fall.
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The Williamstown Theater Festivalâs new season includes productions of âShe Loves Meâ and âThree Sisters.â
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A revival of the 1960s farce will touch down at the Longacre Theater in April.
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LOS ANGELES - It may be hard to believe that anybody has not seen &quot;The Phantom of the Opera&quot; after more than 65,000 performances in 18 countries since 1988, but on Wednesday the curtain rose on a film version of the hit stage musical.
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The Metropolitan Operaâs new strategy of plugging sudden holes in its casts with big names has its beneficiaries.
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Good, bad or indifferent, one-act plays have been flooding the city's stages.
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Variety - NEW YORK -- Columbus Day weekend was a boon to Broadway as grosses skyrocketed 12.8% to &#36;12,689,073 during Week 19 (Oct. 4-10), with attendance up 10.2% to 192,379.