Love for Love Revival (1947 Broadway)

The classic 1947 American romantic drama The Heiress was written by real-life spouses Ruth Goetz and Augustus Goetz, based on the novel Washington Square by Henry James. The pair adapted it for the screen in 1949, which was directed by William Wyler, for which Olivia de Havilland won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her starring role as Catherine Sloper. I spoke with director Ann Hearn Tobolowsky about her vision for directing the play at Theatre 40, her choice of actor to portray Catherine Sloper, and how she plans to showcase the character’s emotional growth as the story evolves.

Long Wharf Theatre announces the full cast for Arthur Miller's THE PRICE in an inaugural partnership with Legacy Theatre. The production features Alexis Camins, Mark Nelson, Carman Lacivita, and Jennifer Lim.

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Theatre 40 will present THE HEIRESS, the classic American romantic drama by Ruth Goetz and Augustus Goetz based on Henry James's Washington Square. Directed by Ann Hearn Tobolowsky, the production runs at the Mary Levin Cutler Theatre in Beverly Hills.

Stage Door Records will release the cast recording of Guildford School of Acting's production of the 1947 Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn musical, featuring premiere commercial recordings of songs, reprises, dances and finales.

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Karamu House, the nation's oldest Black producing theatre, opens its 2026-27 season with Ed Schmidt's historical drama MR. RICKEY CALLS A MEETING at the Cleveland Foundation Jelliffe Theatre.

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