Tag: Tony Awards
In ‘Mary Page Marlowe,’ Six Actors Create One (Un-) Exceptional Woman
In Tracy Letts' new play, meet a middle-class everywoman of the American Midwest.
With ‘Judas,’ Phoenix Rep Revisits the Mark of Robert Patrick
The greatest story ever told, by one of the greatest LGBTQ playwrights ever known.
Tony-Winner Clint Ramos: Strange Art Makes Us Better People
How a Tony-winning costume designer confronts audiences with the odd and unexpected.
No Steamy Beach Books, Only Parenting and Parity
Lay out the towel, slather on the sunblock, catch up on last quarter's parity articles.
Honoring the Tony Winners That CBS Didn’t Show
It's time to re-evaluate why some Tony winners appear in the broadcast and others don't.
Marketing Broadway Musicals: Moving Beyond Cookie-Cutter
As Broadway musicals push form and content, marketing must reflect their innovations.
“Hello, Dolly!” Pays Off a Perfect Bette
Midler makes Dolly a wonderful woman because she’s such a real woman.
“Groundhog Day” Is “Groundhog Day” Is “Groundhog Day”
Featuring the most creative five minutes on Broadway right now.
On the Eve of the Tony Awards, Michael C. Bernardi Wins
"Tevye is the teacher and I couldn't be a more grateful student."
“Shuffle Along,” Mostly With Verve
The grim early buzz about the show’s growing pains was only that.
Florian Zeller, Frank Langella Honor “The Father”
Will Frank Langella win his fourth acting Tony? Hmmm....
Tony Noms for Best Score, Then and Now: What’s Changed?
What does it mean when the best Broadway songs are almost all in the Tony-nominated revivals?
Noir of the Greasepaint, Spell on the Crowd
The last great musical comedy of the 20th century returns.
Critical I: Matthew Murray, Talkinbroadway.com
"Anyone can be a critic, but being a good critic is an entirely different matter."
An Open Letter to Audra McDonald and Time’s Belinda Luscombe
No reason to apologize for the Tony Award speech
A Press Room View of the Tony Awards
Jackman hopped, men kissed men, and McDonald made history.
Tony Nominations: The Snubs Less Noted
What about recognizing artisans in wig making and video projections?
Bob Fosse Dances Through a New Biography
Sam Wasson looks at a enormously gifted man's chronic lack if assurance.
Julie Harris: A Devoted Fan Remembers
She loved Theater, and Theater requited the long affair.
Barra Grant: ‘Miss America’s Ugly Daughter’ No More
It's one thing to grow up, and grow insecure, as the child of a celebrity. It's another thing to transcend it all with forgiveness.
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Mask? What Mask? On Being Free to Infect You and Me
On this episode, we also discuss Tara Reade -- and no, not Tara Reid of drunken exploits and "American Pie" and "Sharknado."
