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Emmy Nominated Grant Aleksander Joins PERFECT CRIME Off-Broadway

Emmy Nominated Grant Aleksander Joins PERFECT CRIME Off-Broadway

by Stephi Wild — January 14, 2019

Emmy Nominated actor Grant Aleksander, best known for his role as Philip Spaulding on Guiding Light is replacing two other daytime drama legends Robert Newman (Guiding Light) and Richard Shoberg (All My Children), in Off Broadway's longest running play, Perfect Crime.

Emmy Nominated Soap Veteran Robert Newman Returns to PERFECT CRIME

Emmy Nominated Soap Veteran Robert Newman Returns to PERFECT CRIME

by Julie Musbach — March 10, 2017

Robert Newman, best known for his 28 year run as Joshua Lewis on the longest running program in broadcasting history, Guiding Light, will be returning to the cast of the longest running play in NYC History, Off-Broadway's PERFECT CRIME.

Rob Weinhold Shares THE ART OF CRISIS LEADERSHIP

Rob Weinhold Shares THE ART OF CRISIS LEADERSHIP

by Christina Mancuso — May 3, 2016

In today's high-stakes and unpredictable business climate, where reputation is critical, understanding how to prepare for, navigate through and recover from crisis is vital to the longevity of any company, brand or organization.

Tony Winning Producer Joins Cast of Off-Broadway's PERFECT CRIME

Tony Winning Producer Joins Cast of Off-Broadway's PERFECT CRIME

by Tyler Peterson — May 27, 2015

Tony award winning producer Hugh Hysell will be joining the cast of Off-Broadway's longest running play, PERFECT CRIME, in the role of Lionel McAuley, a savage yet charming serial killer who puts on various disguises to kill his wife's lovers and protect the teenage daughter he loves.

Off-Broadway's PERFECT CRIME to Celebrate 29th Anniversary Tomorrow

Off-Broadway's PERFECT CRIME to Celebrate 29th Anniversary Tomorrow

by Tyler Peterson — April 17, 2015

PERFECT CRIME, the Off-Broadway 'whodunit' that New York Magazine calls "a true New York murder mystery" and the New York Times calls "a crackling thriller" will turn 29 years old on Saturday, April 18th - continuing on as the longest running play in the city's history.


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