Stefanie Powers News

Previews for The New York Theatre Collective's Alfred Kinsey: A Love Story by Mike Folie, begin on Wednesday, September 5 at the Michael Weller Theatre. Opening is next Monday, September 10 at 8PM.

That roar of applause heard from UCLA's Freud Playhouse is a two-fold result of the top-notch production of On Your Toes as part of Reprise! Broadway's Best as well as a note of approval for the smash up job from the company's newest artistic director, actor Jason Alexander...

The New York Theatre Collective presents Alfred Kinsey: A Love Story by Mike Folie, running Off-Broadway at the Michael Weller Theatre, 311 West 43rd Street

A capacity crowd filled the Luckman Fine Arts Complex on Saturday night, and they thrilled to The Actors' Fund tribute to legendary Broadway composer Jule Styne

Kicking off the Actors' Fund's 'Musical Mondays' series, Tony Award-winner Brian Stokes Mitchell (Man of La Mancha, Kiss Me, Kate, Ragtime) played to a capacity crowd in the beautiful lobby of the Pantages Theatre

In November, Carol Channing, Jason Alexander, Robert Morse, Tyne Daly and dozens of stars will salute the music of Jule Styne as part of the 7th annual Actors' Fund Winter Concert

Renée Taylor, Joe Bologna and Lainie Kazan opened in the off-Broadway hit Bermuda Avenue Triangle, at the Brentwood Theatre in Los Angeles on Friday, June 2

Stefanie Powers, currently starring in a touring production of The King and I that is playing Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre, is raising money for animals left stranded and abandoned by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita

The New Jersey Performing Arts Center will present productions of The King and I, Evita, Cats, Chicago and Thoroughly Modern Millie for its 2005-2006 season

The new national touring production is playing a limited 2-week engagement at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood from April 5-17.

After the rousing success of last years Actor's Fund special event, an all-star reading of 'All About Eve,' last night at Hollywood's famed Pantages Theatre, the stars again were back out in force, this time to read through the other classic film of the same year, 'Sunset Boulevard.'