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Listen: “Chess” Aiming for Broadway Revival, Patrick Wilson to Replace Steven Pasquale, and More Stars Head to Vassar!

“Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day.

Any and all feedback is appreciated: [email protected] (James Marino) or [email protected] (Matt Tamanini)

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Notes:

Performances Begin for the Public Theater’s Star-Studded “Hamlet”

Comedy Central’s “@midnight”

Kelli O’Hara on “Turning the Tables”

1) Tim Rice’s Teases Broadway Return for “Chess”

2) New York City Center Announces Steven Pasquale’s “Brigadoon” Replacement

3) “Elf the Musical” to Return to Madison Square Garden

4) More Stars Join Vassar Powerhouse’s Season

5) Sutton Foster’s “Younger” Now Available on Hulu

6) Brooklyn Academy of Music Puts 70,000 Archive Materials Online

Listen: “The Band’s Visit” to Welcome Back Original Cast, Broadway Bares Break a Record, and GroffSauce in a Podcast Musical!

“Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day.

Any and all feedback is appreciated: [email protected] (James Marino) or [email protected] (Matt Tamanini)

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Notes:

1) “The Band’s Visit” Announces Broadway Cast

2) Last Week’s Broadway Grosses

“Hello, Dolly!” Re-Sets Shubert Record

3) Show and Casting News

“M. Butterfly” Finds a Broadway Home

Stars Join Hollywood Bowl’s “Sondheim on Sondheim”

“Moulin Rouge” Will Get Full Lab this Fall

4) Broadway in Bryant Park Announces Lineup

5) Broadway Bares Raises Over $1.5 Million for BC/EFA

6) New Podcast Musical Coming Next Month

“Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along-Blog”

Listen: ICYMI- A.R. Gurney Passes Away; Three Broadway Shows Announce Closing Dates; Pasquale, Schumer, Benanti, and The Boss Prep for Broadway!

“Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day.

Any and all feedback is appreciated: [email protected] (James Marino) or [email protected] (Matt Tamanini)

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Notes:

Playwright A.R. Gurney Passes Away

1) Broadway Plays Announce Closing Dates

“Six Degrees of Separation” | “Indecent” | “Sweat”

Paula Vogel Took to Twitter to Combat Bad Reviews

2) Broadway Show and Casting News

Steven Pasquale to Lead Lincoln Center’s “Junk”

Steve Martin Wants Amy Schumer and Laura Benanti to Lead “Meteor Shower” on Broadway

The Boss Reportedly Heading to the Kerr this Fall

3) “Frozen” Begins Rehearsals Today as Full Cast is Announced

4) Encores Off-Center Announces Initial Casting

5) Fathom to Bring “Newsies” Back to Theatres this August

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Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about last week’s Tony Awards telecast, A. R. Gurney, and Bruce Springsteen. Reviews include Kevin Spacey is Clarence Darrow, Julius Caesar @ The Delacorte Theater in Central Park, Cost Of Living @ Manhattan Theatre Club, Sweeney Todd @ Barrow Street Theatre, Somebody’s Daughter @ Second Stage Theater, and Lyrics & Lyricists – From Camelot to California: The Worlds of Lerner and Loewe @ 92nd Street Y.

 

This Week on Broadway has been coming to you weekly since March 2009. It is the longest running Broadway and theatrical podcast with more than 400 shows giving thousands of reviews and hundreds of interviews.

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Panel:

Peter Filichia | [email protected] | Facebook

Peter Filichia is a theater journalist and historian with a number of books, his most recent is, “The Great Parade”, available everywhere. His columns appear at MTI, Masterworks Broadway, Broadway Select and many other places.

James Marino | [email protected] | Twitter | Facebook

BroadwayStars

Michael Portantiere | [email protected] | Facebook

Michael Portantiere is a theater reviewer and essayist, whose work appears at TalkinBroadway, Everything Sondheim and BroadwayStars. He is also a theatrical photographer whose photos have appeared in The New York Times and other major publications. You can see his photography work at FollowSpotPhoto.com.

Matt Tamanini | Twitter

MATT TAMANINI is BroadwayWorld’s Senior TV and Film Critic and the host of the “Some Like it Pop” podcast, which is available on iTunes and Stitcher. You can connect with Matt on Twitter at @BWWMatt.

Notes and links for the podcast.

Discussion: 

Post Tony Awards

A. R. Gurney

Bruce Springsteen

 

Reviews: 

PF + MP: Kevin Spacey is “Clarence Darrow” @ arthur ashe stadium 21K seats

MP + PF: Julius Caesar @ The Delacorte Theater in Central Park, May 23 – June 18

MP + PF: Cost Of Living @ Manhattan Theatre Club,

MP: Sweeney Todd @ Barrow Street Theatre, 27 Barrow Street

MP + PF: Somebody’s Daughter @ Second Stage Theater, 2ST UPTOWN at the McGinn/Cazale Theater, 2162 Broadway at 76th Street

MP: Lyrics & Lyricists – From Camelot to California: The Worlds of Lerner and Loewe @ 92nd Street Y

 

Television, Film and Streaming: 

Tours: 

Podcasts:

Recordings: 

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Music:

My Fair Lady Soundtrack – 13 On the Street Where You Live

 

 

My Fair Lady Soundtrack – 13 On the Street Where You Live

 

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Listen: Public Theater Opens its Trumpian “Julius Caesar,” Tony Ratings Down, and “King and I” Heading to London with Broadway Stars

“Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day.

Any and all feedback is appreciated: [email protected] (James Marino) or [email protected] (Matt Tamanini)

BroadwayRadio on Twitter | Facebook

Notes:

“Hamilton” Tour Cast at the NBA Finals

1) Statements and Reviews Come in for Shakespeare in the Park’s “Julius Caesar”

Review Round-Up: “Julius Caesar”

The Public Theater Issue Statement on Trumpian “Julius Caesar”

Oskar Eustis Delivers Speech Before “Julius Caesar” Opening Night

Delta Sponsored 2012 Guthrie Theater Production of Obama-Inspired “Julius Caesar”

NEA Confirms No Financial Support for Production

Dramatists Legal Defense Fund

2) Tony Ratings Down from 2016 Record High

3) Last Week’s Broadway Grosses

4) Show and Casting News

“Oslo” Extends Following Best Play Win

Kelly O’Hara and Ken Watanabe Reportedly Bringing “King and I” to London

Listen: Tony Awards 2017 Recap: All the Winners, Highlights (and Lowlights), and Surprises. Also, Companies Pull Public Theater Sponsorship Over Trumpian “Julius Caesar”

“Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day.

Any and all feedback is appreciated: [email protected] (James Marino) or [email protected] (Matt Tamanini)

BroadwayRadio on Twitter | Facebook

Notes:

1) All of the 2017 Tony Award Winners

2) “Falsettos” Coming to Movie Theatres this Summer

3) Delta and Bank of America Pull Public Theater Sponsorship Over Trump-Themed “Julius Caesar”

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about tonight's Tony Awards and our picks of the best.

For the second consecutive year, BroadwayRadio is looking at the theatre’s biggest night from a unique perspective. This season, we are diving into Broadway’s busiest season by highlighting the parts of the process that most fans don’t get a chance to see.

First we talk with Tony-nominee Eva Noblezada, who is making her Broadway debut in “Miss Saigon.” Then we talk with theatre writer and former Tony nominator Douglas J. Cohen. Next we chat with Broadway publicist Lisa Goldberg, followed by BroadwayWorld Managing Editor Nicole Rosky, and finally every theatre fan’s favorite graphic designer, Robbie Rozelle.

Notes:

Eva Noblezada: @EvaNoblezada

Eva’s episode of the Theater People Podcast

Douglas J. Cohen’s official website

Douglas J. Cohen’s “Bridges” announces one-night only cast

Lisa Goldberg: @lisagoldbergpr

Lisa on the BroadwayCon Podcast

Nicole Rosky’s BroadwayWorld Author Page

Meet the BroadwayWorld Staff- Managing Editor Nicole Rosky

Robbie Rozelle: @divarobbie

Matt Tamanini: @BWWMatt 

Any and all feedback is appreciated: [email protected] (Matt Tamanini)

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Listen: It’s Robbie Rozelle Day at 54 Below!! Casting Directors Rally at Radio City, Tony Performers Announced, Karen Ziemba Joins “Prince of Broadway”!

“Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day.

Any and all feedback is appreciated: [email protected] (James Marino) or [email protected] (Matt Tamanini)

BroadwayRadio on Twitter | Facebook

Notes:

Robbie Rozelle: Songs From Inside My Locker- Tonight 9:30pm

Nicole Serratore- NYT “James Comey and the Predator in Chief Op-Ed

The Blake and Sal Show

1) Casting Directors Rally in Front of Radio City

2) More Tonys Performers Announced

3) Show and Casting News

Karen Ziemba Joins “Prince of Broadway”

“Temptations” Musical is Aiming for Broadway

Final Casting for Angela Lansbury-Led “The Chalk Garden” Reading

4) Audra McDonald Goes Diva in “Hello Again” Music Video

In the season finale of “On My Way to a B.F.A.” Natalie talks to three members of the cast of TheaterWorks Hartford’s acclaimed production of “Next to Normal. She talks to Maya Keleher (Natalie), John Cardoza (Gabe), and Nick Sacks (Henry) about their experiences in the show and what their time as B.F.A. students was like.

Maya Keleher: @MayaKeleher

Natalie Noack: @Natalie_Noack

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“On My Way to a B.F.A.” is hosted by Natalie Noack, a freshman in the Musical Theatre B.F.A. program at the Hartt School at the University of Hartford.