The work week of April 25-29 goes like this: Promises, Promises at the Broadway on April 25; Fences at the Cort on April 26; Enron at the Broadhurst on April 27; Collected Stories at the Friedman on April 28; and Everyday Rapture at the American Airlines Theatre on April 29.
At midnight Friday, April 30, when 2009-10 Tony eligibility ends, applications start being taken for the Happy Dale Sanitarium for any critics showing signs of short-circuiting.
— Harry Haun
Nadia DiGiallonardo is the music director for the new musical by Geoffrey Nauffts and Jonatha Brooke.
The production will include Bernstein’s incidental music for Lillian Hellman’s adaptation of The Lark, and Menotti’s The Unicorn, The Gorgon, and The Manticore.
The free Times Square concert was presented by The Broadway Green Alliance and Times Square Alliance.
According to theatrical production group No Guarantees, young people would go to the theatre if they knew about it.
The play by Amy Herzog officially opened April 23 on Broadway.
Based on the novel and film by Frank Cottrell Boyce, the new musical will reunite Guettel with Tony-winning Light in the Piazza director Bartlett Sher.
The concert will feature deep cuts from the group's catalog, as well as brand new music.
The annual awards will be presented May 20 at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts.
The evening at the Lucille Lortel Theatre will feature acoustic versions of tunes from Lozano's albums.
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