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Adrienne Onofri

Adrienne Onofri has been writing for BroadwayWorld since it was launched in 2003. She is a member of the Drama Desk and has moderated panels with theater artists on such topics as women playwrights and directors, mission-oriented theater companies, and backstage plays. Adrienne is also a freelance editor as well as a travel writer and licensed NYC sightseeing guide. She is the author of two books, Walking Queens: 30 Tours for Discovering the Diverse Communities, Historic Places, and Natural Treasures of New York City's Largest Borough and Walking Brooklyn: 30 Tours Exploring Historical Legacies, Neighborhood Culture, Side Streets, and Waterways.






Phylicia Rashad: A Special Interview for Women's History Month
March 26, 2005

In the conclusion of BWW's series on groundbreaking women in theater, Rashad sounds off on many subjects...but not her history-making Tony triumph last season.

Photos from Wall to Wall Stephen Sondheim
March 21, 2005

Stars turned out for a big public birthday party.

Coverage of Wall to Wall Stephen Sondheim
March 21, 2005

Report and photos from the 12-hour celebration of everything Sondheim, which was held at Symphony Space three days before his 75th birthday.

Women Who Made Theater History: Producer Nelle Nugent
March 19, 2005

In the third in a series of Women's History Month profiles, Nugent talks about producing hits and flops, getting backers, making movies and leveling the playing field for women in theater.

Groundbreaking Women in Theater: Lighting Designer Beverly Emmons
March 12, 2005

Emmons, a seven-time Tony nominee, is spotlighted in the second of BWW's special Women's History Month profiles.

Celebrating Innovative Women of Theater: Elizabeth Swados
March 7, 2005

Swados, composer, playwright and director, is the first of BWW's special profiles for Women's History Month.

GYPSY OF THE MONTH: T. Oliver Reid, Une Cagelle
March 2, 2005

With this new feature BWW turns the spotlight on ensemble members, starting with T. Oliver Reid of 'La Cage Aux Folles.'

Cabaret Spotlight: KT Sullivan and Mark Nadler at the Oak Room
February 12, 2005

Jule Styne composed Broadway's greatest overture, for 'Gypsy,' and if anyone might be able to do it justice with only one instrument, it would be Mark Nadler, who wrings magic out of piano keys better than any other cabaret artist around. Nadler plays just the top of the overture before segueing into Gypsy's 'All I Need Is the Girl' to open the Styne tribute at the Oak Room. And that song provides a perfect lyric-'If she'll just appear...'-for the entrance of Nadler's costar, KT Sullivan.

Identity and Irony: Richard Thomas on 'Democracy'
December 13, 2004

An interview with the man who's both protagonist and antagonist of Michael Frayn's Cold War drama.

In the Judge's Chambers: A Conversation with Fritz Weaver
December 2, 2004

The Tony winner talks about creating the greatest role of his distinguished career, Judge Francis Biddle in 'Trying,' now at the Promenade Theatre.

Review of 'A Second Hand Memory'
November 22, 2004

The decline and fall of Woody Allen continues at Atlantic Theater Company.

Quick Review: 'Last Easter'
October 15, 2004

A new comedy-drama from the team behind 'Frozen.'

Review of 'Symphonie Fantastique'
September 18, 2004

The abstract underwater puppet show returns to NY.

Preview of BROADWAY UNPLUGGED
September 15, 2004

Town Hall turns off the mikes for a special concert Sept. 27.

Get to Know Your President: Of Thee I Sing's Ron Bohmer
September 8, 2004

He's gone from being the Phantom and the Scarlet Pimpernel to president of the U.S.

Here Come the Republicans
August 27, 2004

NYC's theater community rolls out the welcome wagon for the GOP convention...not!

Always Gonna Dance: An Interview with Noah Racey
August 24, 2004

Noah is now starring in 'Where's Charley?' at Goodspeed...

Cops Shut Down FringeAL FRESCO Performance
August 16, 2004

Willy Loman had just been fired when the NYPD stopped the show...



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