Sarah Jones News

Victoria Clark, Bebe Neuwirth and Maria Friedman will be among the stars of Nothin' Like a Dame on March 6th

A weekly column on theater in the Baltimore/Washington area.

Jay Johnson: The Two and Only!, which was prepared to begin previews on March 21 at Broadway's Helen Hayes Theatre, will postpone its engagement there to allow Sarah Jones's Bridge & Tunnel to extend.

A new block of tickets through July 9th will now be available at the box office and through telecharge.com (212-239-6200).

Sarah Jones' Bridge & Tunnel will be featured on the February 19th edition of Breakfast with the Arts

Set in the most racially diverse place on the planet, Sarah Jones' play deals with the uneasy assimilation that is a part of this nation of immigrants

BroadwayWorld was there as celebrities walked the red carpet before and after Sarah Jones' new Broadway show Bridge & Tunnel

Ruby Dee, Bebe Neuwirth and Mario Cantone will join playwright Sarah Jones for talkbacks following performances of Bridge & Tunnel in January

Eric Falkenstein and Michael Alden will present Sarah Jones in her acclaimed show 'Bridge & Tunnel' on Broadway for a limited engagement, January 13th through March 12th (with opening night set for Thursday, January 26th) at the Helen Hayes Theatre.

Sarah Jones' acclaimed solo piece Bridge and Tunnel will open at the Helen Hayes Theatre in January of 2006

The Culture Project (Allan Buchman, Artistic Director) is pleased to announce that David Singer has joined the staff as Executive Director.

The 5th annual Hip-Hop Theatre Festival will showcase both internation and American works in its week-long schedule of shows

The Trevor Project honored Tony Kushner in their May 20th benefit, A Totally Funny Whatever 5.

The 50th Annual Village Voice Obie Awards were presented on Monday night at Webster Hall.

Tony Kushner, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of Angels in America, will be the latest honoree at the Trevor Project's May 20th benefit, A Totally Funny Whatever 5

PRESENTED BY: Karen Finley, Holly Hunter, Sarah Jones, Craig Lucas, Rue McClanahan, John C. Reilly, Elaine Stritch, James Urbaniak, Others To Be Announced

John Patrick Shanley has received the Dramatist Guild's 2005 Hull-Warriner Award for his play, DOUBT, now on Broadway at the Walter Kerr Theatre (219 West 48th Street).

Entertainment Events Inc., and Waxman Williams Entertainment with Robert Dragotta, will present the US premiere of We're Still Hot, the award-winning musical from Canada, that tells the story of four 50+ women putting together a show for their 35th high school reunion. We're Still Hot, with a book by JJ McColl and score by Ms. McColl and Rueben Gurr, has taken Canada by storm, performing for sold out engagements in Ontario, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. Sue Wolf will direct.