Farewell to Kenneth P. Forbes, a Broadway actor in the 1940s who later became co-publisher of the Riverhead, Long Island newspaper, The News Review. Forbes died July 27 of cancer at age 76. According to a Newsday obituary, Forbes was a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and a protege of Moss Hart. In 1942, "Kenny Forbes" appeared in two nearby Broadway plays simultaneously, Junior Miss and the Lindsay/Crouse comedy, Strip For Action.
--By David Lefkowitz
The Bill Cain thriller continues Red Bull Theater's 20th Anniversary Festival.
Max Webster directs the Donmar Warehouse production.
Alongside her daughter, Emma Walton Hamilton, Andrews is revisiting her life on the stage.
Anaïs Mitchell's 2019 Tony–winning Best Musical is releasing a full-length Teen Edition intended for teen actors and family audiences.
The musical, which explores the Women's Suffrage movement's victories and failures, officially opened April 18 at the Music Box Theatre.
Snead joins after more than 10 years casting Broadway, Off-Broadway, tours, and more with Binder Casting and ARC Casting.
The hit Disney musical recently celebrated its 10th anniversary at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
Seth Sklar-Heyn will direct the 2024 summer season opener at the outdoor regional theatre.
This musical from the writers of Mrs. Doubtfire ran on Broadway in 2015.
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