The Stage: American Stages

September 4th, 2014 § 0 comments

I created the fortnightly “American Stages” column for The Stage in London in 2013 with the mandate to cover news of American theatre news that didn’t necessarily warrant a standalone story and wasn’t being widely covered in other UK media. It gave me the ongoing opportunity to mix commercial with not-for-profit, Broadway with regional, as I saw fit, all targeted primarily at a readership of theatre professionals in the UK. Beginning in October 2014, the column became a weekly feature. Given the relatively tricky formatting of the original pieces, this pages serves as an index that will take you to each column as it appears on The Stage’s website, and will be updated on a rolling (and somewhat erratic) basis.

Sex and the City’s Cynthia Nixon makes directing debut in New York, 6 February 2015

Proof that you don’t need a star to break even on Broadway, 30 January, 2015

Julie Taymor directing Anne Hathaway set to be this spring’s hot ticket, 23 January 2015

Ruth Wilson and Jake Gyllenhaal open Broadway premiere of Constellations, 16 January 2015

The Last Ship leads winter Broadway closures, 9 January 2015

The year ahead in US theatre, 19 December 2014

Matilda recoups its investment, 12 December 2014

Bradley Cooper opens in The Elephant Man, 5 December 2014

Sting tries to stop The Last Ship sinking, 28 November 2014

Glenn Close returns to Broadway after 20 years, 21 November 2o14

Up Here musical to premiere at La Jolla Playhouse, 14 November 2014

Holly Hunter and Martin Short return to New York theatre, 7 November 2014

Sting’s The Last Ship opens and Halloween on stage, 31 October 2014

Al Pacino to star in China Doll by David Mamet in 2015, 24 October 2014

Anna D Shapiro steps up at Steppenwolf and Doctor Zhivago musical heads for Broadway, 17 October 2014

Steve Martin’s new musical and America’s top ten plays, 26 September 2014

Broadway’s first female-penned play in two years, 12 September 2014

Is Broadway getting a new theatre?, 29 August 2014

A sneak preview of Broadway’s new season, 15 August 2014

Re-revivals and Icelandic oddities, 1 August 2014

Song catalogues continue to woo producers and bullets for Broadway shows, 18 July 2014

Les Mis reinvented, 4 July 2014

Chicago picks up the slack for Broadway’s summer lull, 20 June 2014

Californian premieres, busy Rees and Off-Off-Broadway finally hits Broadway, 6 June 2014

Blood, mud and magic of Shakespeare heads across the Atlantic, 23 May 2014

Irish revival, Lucille Lortel Awards and Abba goes Greek, 9 May 2014

Tony determinations kick off the awards season and God gets the theatre bug, 25 April 2014

Radcliffe on Broadway, King and I rumours and Carole King off stage, 11 April 2014

If/Then kicks off Tony Awards madness, 28 March 2014

Bryan Cranston plays the president, Randi Zuckerberg plays guitar, 14 March 2014

Disappearing clowns, prog-metal Sweeney Todd and The Bridges of Madison County, 28 February 2014

King Kong heads home, Hugh Jackman helms the Tonys, 14 February 2014

Bradley Cooper, Hugh Jackman and Fatboy Slim – the stars aline in New York, 31 January 2014

Ghostly appearances from Satchmo, Tupac Shakur and Patti LuPone, 17 January 2014

Hugh Jackman disappears from Houdini, Rebecca Hall makes Broadway debut, 3 January 2014

The Iceman Cometh (but not quite yet), unpaid interns and The Sound of Music, 20 December 2013

Punchdrunk’s new restaurant, Daniel Kitson and dinner with Alan Ayckbourn, 6 December 2013

Nelson’s quartet complete plus Broadway openers and closers, 22 November 2013

Bruce Norris returns, A Time To Kill dies and Idina Menzel flies back to Broadway, 8 November 2013

A costly Betrayal, Julie Taymor returns and new musical composers on Sesame Street, 25 October 2013

Orlando Bloom, Emma Thompson and the Donmar on Broadway, 11 October 2013

The House of Mouse, Shakespeare spoofs and Terminator 2 on stage, 27 September 2013

New York City Opera in trouble, Sondheim celebrated, 13 September 2013

 

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