Oh, What a Night - 1999 - West End Articles Page 18

I don't think that we've ever given out so many four and five star reviews and there's a lot of exciting reading and buying of books, as well as gift-giving ahead...

We recently sat down with Frank Conway of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to learn about some upcoming events they have planned... and get the backstage lowdown on crazy happenings!

Comic playwright Christopher Durang talks with BWW about musicals, politics, maturity, and the hits & misses of his career.

It's the third Broadway show for Sarah Jane, and the second time this former beauty pageant winner is understudying a Kristin Chenoweth part.

Back in NYC after doing sketch comedy and nonmusical theater in L.A., Angela will play the 'Drowsy' lead Janet for a week in September.

An interview with THE PAJAMA GAME's scene-stealing Gladys and offstage mom of three.

He's got steam heat...and a burgeoning career as a choreographer.

International Ballet Star is Dancin' Up a Storm in tour of 'Movin' Out' in Baltimore

One of the hottest topics today, in the world of theatre business, is the increasing trend of Broadway shows setting up shop in Las Vegas. BroadwayWorld.com now turns it spotlight to the desert...and it seemed like the perfect time to chat with Michael Gill. Widely considered to be the leading expert at this crossroads of Broadway and Vegas, Gill reveals what makes a Broadway show desireable for transfer. He also talks about his current and upcoming productions, such as Hairspray and Phantom. Here is an insider's take on the Vegas theatre business and much more.

The show, will begin previews on April 3, 2006 and will open on May 1, 2006.

On January 30th, Julia Murney will play opposite Jason Robert Brown in a one-night-only concert staging of The Last Five Years

...the oft-employed character actor has risen from the ashes of 'After the Night and the Music' to do three shows in a row, including the Broadway-bound 'Drowsy Chaperone.'

A former 9-5 business employee embarks on a career in theatre...and learns quite a lot about himself along the way.

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

Piano man extraordinaire Mark Nadler, now appearing at Opia, chats with BWW about living and dead composers, Botoxed audiences, his buck-toothed inspiration and the future of cabaret.