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Today's official Old Globe announcement of the cast and creative team for next month's production of "Anna Christie" comes with a quiet change of director. When the Balboa Park theater first revealed last year that it would stage Eugene O'Neill's Pulitze
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21 February 2012 Last updated at 04:31 ET Journalist Fionola Meredith takes a look at the morning papers. The News Letter has been talking to Father Eugene O'Neill. He tells the paper that no Roman Catholic priests under 45 - his own age - are interested
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RENOWNED physical theatre performer James Thierree can enchant and thrill an audience without saying a word just like his grandfather Charlie Chaplin. Thierree has developed a reputation as one of the world's most spellbinding theatre artists. The Paris-
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Two of the most adventurous creators of contemporary theater, The Wooster Group and New York City Players, have come together to stage three of Eugene O'Neill's rarely-performed one-acts, Bound East for Cardiff (1914), The Long Voyage Home (1917), and Th
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Patience is a virtue, if you have the time. And sometimes, especially, if you don't have the money. Just a little patience could pay off big for theater fans in the Northwest anxious to catch the biggest hits on Broadway. Fred Meyer Broadway Across Ameri
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Go see two new exhibits at the Brooklyn Museum! This weekend, head to St. Ann's Warehouse for a Wooster Group production of Eugene O'Neill's early plays. Email to a friend Like the rest of us, you’re probably nursing a bad Valentine’s Day hangover, wheth
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Music director Sean Kana and his orchestra performed the lively musical numbers with aplomb, allowing the audience to hear the vocals, but there were still some sound problems on opening night. Others sitting near me in the balcony
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The frothy mix of costumer Tammy Berlin's outrageously pink outfits for Elle Woods (Bailey Ha
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The world premiere of the Wooster Group / New York City Players co-production of Early Plays, at St. Ann's Warehouse, has extended its run, and will now play February 15-March 11. Richard Maxwell directs. The production features a presentation of Eugene
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Pop star Whitney Houston hasn't made many public appearances lately, but she was there last night for the Paul Robeson tribute at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. 2000 Associated Press File PhotoWhitney Houston performs at the New Jersey Performing
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Eugene O'Neill's rarely produced one-act Hughie is a bite-size piece of a longer, darker story New York in the 1920s is possibly one of the most romantic, most mythological combinations of time and place possible. The style, the attitude, the music, the
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BERLIN - Here are some things Billy Bob Thornton would like you to know about him: He's a pretty normal guy who mostly hangs around his house in Los Angeles with his 18-year-old son and seven-year-old daughter. He doesn't go to a lot of parties. He likes
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The production features set design by Hugh Landwehr; co-costume design by Linda Fisher and Jessica Barrios; lighting design by Brian Nason; music and sound design by Ryan Rumery; sound design by M. Florian Stabb; hair and wig design by Robert-Charles Val
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Film: Newswire: R.I.P. David Kelly, actor of Waking Ned Devine and Charlie And The Chocolate Factory
Kelly's stage career dates back to the 1950s, and includes an indelible performance of Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape, as well as a production of Eugene O'Neill's A Moon For The Misbegotten that won him a Helen Hayes Award. His TV work made him one o
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Shakespeare Theatre Company has announced casting for its production of Eugene O'Neill's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Strange Interlude, to be directed by Michael Kahn at Sidney Harman Hall, March 27-April 29. In the play, Nina, heartbroken over her ador
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It's about using what you have, to do what you can for others, according to the artistic director of The Alley Theatre Workshop. Alley Theatre Workshop artistic director Michael Kash is starring in Eugene O'Neill's, Hughie, which opened Feb. 8 at the The
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"The Book of Mormon" hit No. 1 on the Broadway charts last week -- and it's something of a miracle. Sure, Tony-sweeper "Mormon" ($1,455,329) has been sold out since last spring, and sky-high demand for tickets has pushed the average price paid per ducat
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Making its world premiere at New Theatre, Winter is about how we remember the ones we love but more often forget them while we're buried in the minutiae of our lives. Thanks to a witty script and a charming and talented cast, the play is altogether engag
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Perhaps the biggest surprise as the Oscar nominations were announced was the inclusion of a name familiar to few American audiences. As those early morning viewers waited to hear the expected announcement of Leonardo DiCaprio, they heard instead the name
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Actor Dion Mills plays a distinguished doctor returning to his working-class roots in Good People. Picture: Manuela Cifra Source: The Australian AN anthropologist backtracking through the high points of US stage drama would probably end up back in Europe
About Eugene O'Neill
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Eugene Gladstone O'Neill (16 October 1888 – 27 November 1953) was an American playwright, and Nobel laureate in Literature. His plays are among the first to introduce into American drama the techniques of realism, associated with Russian playwright Anton Chekhov, Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, and Swedish playwright August Strindberg. His... Full Article
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