Photo by Aubrey ReubenPaul Osborn's Morning's at Seven concerns the doings of four Midwestern women and three of their husbands, all in their golden years and all struggling to find meaning at the end of life. The title is taken from a Robert Browning poem that includes the line, "Morning's at seven/God's in his heaven/All's right with the world." 2001 Tony Award winner Daniel Sullivan directs the cast, including Franz, Laurie, Buck Henry, Christopher Lloyd and Parsons.
— By Christine Ehren
The awards will be presented in May at the Guild's annual ceremony at Sony Hall.
The move will give public and charter school graduates access to low-cost tickets to theatre around NYC.
The Nicholas Sparks novel comes to New York with a score by Ingrid Michaelson and a book by Bekah Brunstetter.
What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.
Josh Rhodes will direct Rodney Hicks' new comedy.
The new musical tells the story of the early life of Albert Einstein and his first wife, Mileva Marić.
The festival will also feature an evening of performances and interviews celebrating the life and impact of legendary lyricist Howard Ashman.
Featuring original songs by Arcade Fire's Will Butler, the David Adjmi play enjoyed a sold-out world premiere Off-Broadway via Playwrights Horizons.
The program, which is open to applicants until June 2, trains and places young adults in professional technical theatre positions.
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