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Theater News for the Week Ending April 22

Apr 22, 2022
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By Bennett Liebman


Review Roundup: HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE Opens On Broadway


David Morse ('How I Learned to Drive') exclusive video interview


Jersey Boys to End Off-Broadway Run


'Some Like It Hot' announces Broadway run at the Shubert Theatre


Review | Half a century on, 'for colored girls' shines again


Broadway Theaters to Drop Vaccine Requirements in May


New Play About Billie Jean King by Anna Deavere Smith


Tony Awards Issue Warning About 'No Violence Policy'


I Believe Broadway Can Be Accessible


Martin McDonagh Isn't Done Talking


Martin McDonagh, Paula Vogel and Ntozake Shange add to spring bounty


From "Islander" to "Cyrano" to "Macbeth," Scots are invading New York's theater scene


Broadway box office rises as productions return


Calista Flockhart on playing a storied role by Edward Albee


Colorado theater: Thrilling, smart, messy productions coming out of COVID


Tony-winning Atlanta actor Shuler Hensley keeps expanding roles


Hollis Resnik dies: critically acclaimed Chicago stage actress was 66


Tracy Letts Talks 'Winning Time' and Jack McKinney


A Russian director's 'Cherry Orchard' shakes an American theater to its roots


How Raja Feather Kelly Fuses Dance to Theatre, and Vice Versa


War in Ukraine leads La Jolla Playhouse to pull 'Mother Russia' from fall schedule


How Playwright August Wilson Captured the Highs and Lows of Black America


Oscar Hammerstein Museum - Nonprofit Seeks to Preserve Historic Farm


Gustavo Dudamel and Deaf West Theatre reimagine opera


How This West End Star Built His 20-Year Career


Younger Than It Looks, but No More Diverse: France's Top Theater Prize

 
 
 

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