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The safety curtain that greets audiences filing in for the third Broadway revival of Glengarry Glen Ross depicts a set of steak knives, the infamous second prize in a contest for the highest sales figures among colleagues at a scuzzy Chicago real estate office. The knives barely get a mention in David Mamet’s original text…
John Krasinski will star in the dark comedic play Angry Alan Off-Broadway this June. The Penelope Skinner play will mark the first production at the Studio Seaview space, which was previously known as the Tony Kiser Theatre. Seaview, the production company behind John Mulaney’s All In: Comedy About Love, Good Night, and Good Luck with…
Othello may have just hit Broadway, but the future of seeing it on the silver screen — with Denzel Washington — looks promising, too. The highly anticipated show starring Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal celebrated its official opening on Sunday. Last year, Washington told Australia’s Today about a number of projects he had coming up. Broadway‘s Othello…
Carole D’Andrea, who portrayed the Jet girl Velma in the original 1957 Broadway production of West Side Story and then in the classic 1961 film, has died. She was 87. D’Andrea died March 11 of heart failure at her home in Santa Monica, her daughter Andrea Doven told The Hollywood Reporter. She was married to…
A new musical featuring the songs of James Taylor is in development. The project, entitled Fire & Rain, will feature an original story written by Tony and Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy Letts and direction by Tony Award winner David Cromer. The show is in early development stages and a production timeline has not yet been…
Jean Smart will return to Broadway this summer in a one-woman show. Smart, the Emmy Award-winning star of Hacks, will star in the world premiere of the dark comedy Call Me Izzy, written by Jamie Wax and directed by Sarna Lapine. The play will run at Studio 54 starting May 24, with an opening night…
While Anton Chekhov always thought of The Seagull as a comedy, that fact has frequently been forgotten through productions that fall into the soporific trap set by angsty, moping, lovelorn characters losing their hearts and minds in the Russian countryside. There’s no such danger with Thomas Ostermeier, who once declared that he wanted to bring…
Danish studio BIG, in partnership with local architecture firm ALB-Architect, has designed a striking curving, folded roof for the Opera and Ballet Theatre of Kosovo in Pristina, drawing inspiration from traditional Kosovan skirts. This performance venue will serve as the home for the Kosovo Philharmonic, Ballet, and Opera, featuring a 1,200-seat concert hall, a 1,000-seat…
“The idea of theater has always terrified me, and it still does,” Asa Butterfield says from the rehearsal room of London’s National Youth Theatre. The British star, famed for his performance as Otis Milburn in Netflix’s awkwardly raunchy teen hit Sex Education, has been in showbiz for a long time. After minor roles in ITV’s…
Ted Weiant, who directed Stephanie Zimbalist in a Los Angeles production of A.R. Gurney’s Sylvia and handled more than 500 performances of the playwright’s most popular work, Love Letters, has died. He was 77. Weiant died Nov. 29 following a heart attack at his home in Ceaucé, France, publicist Ken Werther announced. Weiant also helped…