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Carousel (2018-04-Imperial Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Imperial Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 5 mois 1 semaine Nombre : 47 previews - 181 représentationsPremière Preview : Wednesday 28 February 2018Première : Thursday 12 April 2018Dernière : Sunday 16 September 2018Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Justin Peck • Producteur : Avec : Joshua Henry (as Billy Bigelow), Jessie Mueller (as Julie Jordan), Renée Fleming (as Nettie Fowler), Lindsay Mendez (as Carrie Pipperidge), Alexander Gemignani (as Enoch Snow), Margaret Colin (as Mrs. Mullins), Amar Ramasar (as Jigger), Brittany Pollack (as Louise), and John Douglas Thompson (as Starkeeper)Commentaires : "You'll Never Walk Alone"... Those reassuring words once again ring out on the Great White Way with the Broadway revival of Rodgers & Hammerstein's classic musical Carousel, which features a starry cast headlined by two-time Tony Award nominee Joshua Henry, Tony Award winner Jessie Mueller, and opera sensation Renée Fleming.
Infused with brand new choreography by New York City Ballet's Justin Peck, the dance sequences range from dreamily graceful to strikingly masculine and have given new life to this timeless classic. In addition, the difficult theme of domestic abuse is sensitively addressed by director Jack O'Brien for the modern day audience and we are reminded how progressive Rodgers & Hammerstein actually were to shine a light on the topic in a Broadway musical way back in 1945.
This production boasts a beautifully crafted scenic design by Santo Loquasto that allows the audience to admire and be inspired to use their own imaginations in equal measures. He paints a picture of a bygone era that has a deliberately hazy atmosphere about it, as if being recalled from a distant memory. It blends with Rodgers & Hammerstein's sumptuous score to great effect and the production delivers an inescapable air of nostalgia as a result.Presse : "Blame it on God, or the fates, or — to use the metaphor of choice here — the stars. But when Billy meets Julie in the heartfelt, half-terrific revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel... you can tell they’ve been felled by a force beyond their comprehension or control." Ben Brantley for New York Times
"Carousel has such a glorious score that the music always shines bright — even in a revival as wobbly as the one now on Broadway at the Imperial Theatre." Joe Dziemianowicz for New York Daily News
"Carousel's sumptuous new Broadway revival plows steadily through the show’s darker currents. Director Jack O’Brien invites us to admire the show as an exemplar of classic American musical theater, lovingly emphasizing its virtues." Adam Feldman for Time Out New York
"Carousel embraces darkness and brutality while balancing sorrow with jubilation, tragedy with redemption in a show whose emotional complexity is equaled by its ravishing score. What a gift to have it back on Broadway in a magnificently sung revival that breathes pulsing new life into this shimmering masterwork." David Rooney for Hollywood Reporter
"Audiences encountering Joshua Henry's electrifying performance as the charismatic but star-cursed Billy Bigelow will long remember the experience. In this new Broadway revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel, Henry shows off the exceptionally beautiful voice of a genuine actor-singer, a voice that while warm and mellow, can also soar with joy and tremble in despair." Marilyn Stasio for Variety
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Catch me if you can (2009-07-5th Avenue Theatre-Seattle)
Type de série: Pre-Broasway Try OutThéâtre: 5th Avenue Theatre (Seattle - Etats-Unis) Durée : 2 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : InconnuPremière : Tuesday 28 July 2009Dernière : Sunday 16 August 2009Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Frank Abagnale, Jr. … Aaron Tveit
Hanratty … Norbert Leo Butz
Frank Abagnale, Sr. … Tom Wopat
Paula Abagnale … Rachel deBenedet
Cheryl Ann … Felicia Finley
Brenda Strong … Kerry Butler
Carol Strong … Linda Hart
Roger Strong … Nick Wyman
Agent Bill Cod … Timothy McCuen Piggee
Agent Todd Branton … Clarke ThorellCommentaires longs: Originally slated to open on July 25, the first two performances were cancelled after the brutal murder of Norbert Leo Butz's sister.
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Catch me if you can (2011-04-Neil Simon Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: Original BroadwayThéâtre: Neil Simon Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 4 mois 3 semaines Nombre : 32 previews - 170 représentationsPremière Preview : Friday 11 March 2011Première : Sunday 10 April 2011Dernière : Sunday 04 September 2011Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Frank Abagnale, Jr. … Aaron Tveit
Agent Todd Branton … Joe Cassidy
Agent Dollar … Brandon Wardell
FBI Fraud Agent Carl Hanratty … Norbert Leo Butz
Agent Bill Cod … Timothy McCuen Piggee
Frank Abagnale, Sr. … Tom Wopat
Paula Abagnale … Rachel deBenedet
Cheryl Ann … Rachelle Rak
Brenda Strong … Kerry Butler
Carol Strong … Linda HartCommentaires longs: The first preview was be pushed back from March 7th to March 11th. The producers cited the extension of Rain and massive amounts of snowfall as reasons for the delay.
During early previews the show contained an overture. This was later cut.
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2017-03-Lunt-Fontanne Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: Original BroadwayThéâtre: Lunt-Fontanne Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis)
Durée : 8 mois 3 semaines Nombre : 27 previews - 305 représentationsPremière Preview : Tuesday 28 March 2017Première : Sunday 23 April 2017Dernière : Sunday 14 January 2018Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Josh Bergasse • Producteur : Avec : Christian Borle (Willy Wonka), Jake Ryan Flynn/Ryan Foust/Ryan Sell (Charlie Bucket), John Rubinstein (Grandpa Joe), Emily Padgett (Mrs. Bucket), Kathy Fitzgerald (Mrs. Gloop), F. Michael Haynie (Augustus Gloop), Ben Crawford (Mr. Salt), Emma Pfaeffle (Veruca Salt), Alan H. Green (Mr. Beauregard), Trista Dollison (Violet Beauregard), Jackie Hoffman (Mrs. Teavee), Michael Wartella (Mike Teavee)Presse : "Don’t expect a sugar rush from “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” the new musical that opened at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater on Sunday. This latest adaptation of Roald Dahl’s winningly sinister children’s story from 1964 is — thank heaven — no sweeter than the two film adaptations it inspired, starring Gene Wilder (1971) and Johnny Depp (2005). Then again, this big but tentative show — which features a book by David Greig and songs by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman — doesn’t burst with flavor of any kind, at least not during its exposition-crammed first act. Only in its second half does the show acquire a distinct taste, and it definitely isn’t confectionary." Ben Brantley for New York Times
"“Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” is a middle-of-the-road musical with a pale score, a flavorless book and a dearth of eye candy that could have at least made it a spectacle." Joe Dziemianowicz for New York Daily News
"For the most part, Jack O’Brien directs this dull, clunky adaptation of the book and movie with none of the wit of the former nor the dreamy wonder of the latter. Maybe kids will enjoy the gaudy design and veneer of sassy satire, but when you bite down, there’s only empty shell. Younger audiences can cheer, but adults are bound to conclude that Charlie is like what happens with an Everlasting Gobstopper: lots of sucking." David Cote for Time Out New York
"For those adults among us who prefer our cocoa confections bittersweet and extra-dark, that intro serves as a warning that Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the perversely charmless new musical based on the classic Roald Dahl story, will have little to offer grown-up audiences. Kids might find more to enjoy in this frantic Frankenstein's monster of a show, but that doesn't make it less of a misfire." David Rooney for Hollywood Reporter
"It’s hard to predict how grownups might feel about this inflated musical adapted from previous stage and film treatments of Roald Dahl’s beloved novel, “Charlie & the Chocolate Factory.” (There’s scant evidence that anyone went back to the original 1964 book for inspiration.) Savvy kids, however, might stage a revolt after seeing how the uncanny darkness of Dahl’s imagination has been lightened and brightened in helmer Jack O’Brien’s mechanized production." Marilyn Stasio for Variety
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Damn Yankees (1994-02-Marquis Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Marquis Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 an 5 mois Nombre : 18 previews - 718 représentationsPremière Preview : Monday 14 February 1994Première : Thursday 03 March 1994Dernière : Sunday 06 August 1995Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Rob Marshall • Producteur : Avec : Joe Boyd … Dennis Kelly
Joe Hardy … Jarrod Emick
Applegate … Victor Garber
Lola … Bebe Neuwirth
Meg Boyd … Linda Stephens
Van Buren … Dick Latessa
Gloria Thorpe … Vicki Lewis
Welch … Terrence P. Currier
Sister … Susan Mansur
Bomber … Michael Berresse
Smokey … Jeff Blumenkrantz
Betty … Paula Leggett Chase
Henry … Bruce Anthony Davis
Bubba … Cory English
Mickey … John Ganun
Sohovik … Gregory Jbara
Kitty … Cynthia Onrubia
Vernon … Joey Pizzi
Del … Scott Robertson
Photographer … Amy Ryder
Donna … Nancy Ticotin
Ozzie … Michael Winther
Rocky … Scott Wise
Rita … Amy Ryder
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Damn Yankees (1997-05-Adelphi Theatre-London)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Adelphi Theatre (Londres - Angleterre)
Durée : 2 mois Nombre : 77 représentationsPremière Preview : Thursday 29 May 1997Première : Wednesday 04 June 1997Dernière : Saturday 09 August 1997Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Rob Marshall • Producteur : Avec : Jerry Lewis (Mr Applegate), April Nixon (Lola), John-Michael Flate (Joe Hardy), Dennis Kelly (Joe Boyd), Louis D. Giovannetti, Joy Franz, Julie Prosser, Steven Seale, Mark Chmiel, Eric Leviton, Nigel Harman, Shaun Henson, Michael Duran, Ned Hannah, Bill Brassea, Christopher Windom, Richie Mastascusa, Jamie Ross, Ned Hannah, Ellen Grosso, Susan Taylor, Vickie Taylor, Karen Babcock, Julie Janney, Amelia Prentice, Karen Babcock, Susan Taylor, Vickie Taylor, Michael Duran, Julie Janney, Ned Hannah, Nigel Harman, Stephen Seale, Scott Robertson, April Nixon, Mel Allen, Ned Hannah, Mark ChmielCommentaires : The star of this show was the 71 year old American comedian Jerry Lewis. A 15 minute section of the Second Act was tailored to his presence, enabling him to hi-jack the show, breaking into his nutty-professor voice, tossing canes in the air and failing to catch them, telling joke after joke in his old vaudeville act, and then just as suddenly returning to the script and the plot. Jerry Lewis fans loved it. The show itself was much praised on its first return to London after some 40 years, but it ran for just over nine weeks.
An expected transfer to the Savoy Theatre from 16 October 1997 was cancelled.Presse : NICK CURTIS of the EVENING STANDARD describes the show as making “ a modest start to its London season “ and going on to describe Jerry Lewis’s performance as “ sometimes good, sometimes bad, and sometimes just plain ugly”
MICHAEL BILLINGTON of THE GUARDIAN says , “not wildly exciting but harmlessly pleasant.”.
MICHAEL COVENEY of the DAILY MAIL enjoyed the show and particularly liked the leading actors performances, saying, “Lewis is a treat, Miss Nixon a black bombshell in pink underwear”
CHARLES SPENCER of THE DAILY TELEGRAPH says “Damn Yankees is the kind of musical they don't write any more. Emerging from the theatre with a fatuous smile on my face, I wished that they did.”
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Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (2004-09-Old Globe Theatre-San Diego)
Type de série: OriginalThéâtre: Old Globe Theatre (San Diego - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 mois 3 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : InconnuPremière : Wednesday 15 September 2004Dernière : Sunday 07 November 2004Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur :
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Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (2005-03-Imperial Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: Original BroadwayThéâtre: Imperial Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 an 6 mois Nombre : 36 previews - 666 représentationsPremière Preview : Monday 31 January 2005Première : Thursday 03 March 2005Dernière : Sunday 03 September 2006Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur :
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Front Page (The) (2016-10-Broadhurst Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Broadhurst Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 3 mois 1 semaine Nombre : Première Preview : Tuesday 20 September 2016Première : Thursday 20 October 2016Dernière : Sunday 29 January 2017Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Avec : Nathan Lane (Walter Burns), John Slattery (Hildy Johnson), John Goodman (Sheriff Hartman), Jefferson Mays (Bensinger), Sherie Rene Scott (Mollie Malloy), Holland Taylor (Mrs. Grant), Robert Morse (Mr. Pincus), Dylan Baker (McCue), Patricia Conolly (Jennie), Halley Feiffer (Peggy Grant), Dann Florek (The Mayor), John Magaro (Earl Williams), Danny Mastrogiorgio (Diamond Louis), Christopher McDonald (Murphy), David Pittu (Schwartz), Joey Slotnick (Wilson), Lewis J. Stadlen (Endicott), Micah Stock (Woodenshoes Eichorn), Clarke Thorell (Kruger)Presse : "The latest edition of 'The Front Page' is … diverting. Pretty darn good. At moments, very funny indeed." Ben Brantley for New York Times
"Stop the presses: Nathan Lane saves the day — and the play — again." Joe Dziemianowicz for New York Daily News
"If there’s a downside to seeing 'The Front Page,' it may be realizing that American theater can’t—or won’t—produce plays like it anymore: big-cast, unsentimental, piety-puncturing social comedies that dare to offend." David Cote for Time Out New York
"This sap of a play is older than yesterday's news. But, I'll level with you. This is the God's honest truth: A fellow named Nathan Lane somehow saves it." Mark Kennedy for Associated Press
"Drawing on a starry cast toplined by Nathan Lane and John Slattery, Jack O’Brien directs an impeccable revival that delights in the tasteless vulgarity of that fabled era." Marilyn Stasio for Variety
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Full Monty (2000-10-Eugene O'Neill Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: Original BroadwayThéâtre: Eugene O'Neill Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 an 10 mois 1 semaine Nombre : 35 previews - 770 représentationsPremière Preview : Monday 25 September 2000Première : Thursday 26 October 2000Dernière : Sunday 01 September 2002Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Patrick Wilson (Jerry Lukowski), John Ellison Conlee (Dave Bukatinsky), Romain Fruge (Ethan Girard), Jason Danieley (Malcolm MacGregor), Marcus Neville (Harold Nichols), Emily Skinner (Vicki Nichols), Kathleen Freeman (Jeanette Burmeister), Andre De Shields (Noah "Horse" T. Simmons), Annie Golden (Georgie Bukatinsky), Denis Jones (Buddy "Keno" Walsh)
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Full Monty (The) (2000-10-Old Globe Theatre-San Diego)
Type de série: OriginalThéâtre: Old Globe Theatre (San Diego - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 mois 1 semaine Nombre : Première Preview : Tuesday 23 May 2000Première : Thursday 01 June 2000Dernière : Sunday 09 July 2000Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Annie Golden (Georgie Bukatinsky), Denis Jones (Buddy "Keno" Walsh), Todd Weeks (Carroll Crosby), Patrick Wilson (Jerry Lukowski), John Ellison Conlee (Dave Bukatinsky), Marcus Neville (Harold Nichols), Emily Skinner (Vicki Nichols), Jason Danieley (Malcolm MacGregor), Romain Fruge (Ethan Girard), Adam Covalt (Nathan Lukowski)
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Full Monty (The) (2002-03-Prince of Wales Theatre-London)
Type de série: Original LondonThéâtre: Prince of Wales Theatre (Londres - Angleterre) Durée : 8 mois 2 semaines Nombre : 295 représentationsPremière Preview : Wednesday 27 February 2002Première : Tuesday 12 March 2002Dernière : Saturday 23 November 2002Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Gina Murray (Geòrgie), John Ellison Conlee (Dave), Julie-Alanah Brighten (Pam), Jarrod Emick (Jerry), Jason Damieley (Malcolm), Tricia Deighton (Molly), Marcus Neville (Harold), Rebecca Thornhill (Vicki), André De Shields (Noah), Romain Frugé (Ethan), Dora Bryan (Jeanette)Commentaires : “The Full Monty” started life as a 1997 British film, directed by Peter Cattaneo. Set in Sheffield it was a non-musical comedy which managed to deal seriously with subjects like unemployment, father’s rights, depression, impotence, homosexuality, working-class culture and suicide. The musical version changed the setting to Buffalo, New York, but stayed very close to the film, changing some names and introducing a few new characters.
The musical opened on Broadway in October 2000 and ran for 769 performances. The London cast included six of the original Broadway cast members and received excellent notices. Dora Bryan was replaced after 12 weeks (due to “filming commitments”) by Lynda Baron, and after the agreed six months, the American leads were replaced with David Ganly (Dave), Cornell John (Noah), Ben Richards (Jerry), Paul Keating (Ethan), Samuel James (Malcolm) and Tony Timberlake (Harold). It ran for 9 months.
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Hairspray (2002-08-Neil Simon Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: OriginalThéâtre: Neil Simon Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 6 ans 4 mois 3 semaines Nombre : 31 previews - 2642 représentationsPremière Preview : Thursday 18 July 2002Première : Thursday 15 August 2002Dernière : Sunday 04 January 2009Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Tracy Turnblad ... Marissa Jaret Winokur / Amber Von Tussle ... Laura Bell Bundy / Link Larkin ... Matthew Morrison / Edna Turnblad ... Harvey Fierstein / Penny Pingleton ... Kerry Butler / Velma Von Tussle ... Linda Hart / Wilbur Turnblad ... Dick Latessa / Motormouth Maybelle ... Mary Bond Davis / Corny Collins ... Clarke Thorell / Brad ... Peter Matthew SmithCommentaires longs: A large hairspray can was added to the outside of the Neil Simon Theatre in April of 2004 to advertise the show.
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Hairspray (2003-09-Princess of Wales Theatre-Toronto)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Princess of Wales Theatre (Toronto - Canada) Durée : 6 mois 3 semaines Nombre : 264 représentationsPremière Preview : InconnuPremière : Wednesday 05 May 2004Dernière : Sunday 28 November 2004Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur :
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Hairspray (2003-09-US Tour)
Type de série: US TourThéâtre: US Tour ( - Etats-Unis) Durée : 2 ans 9 mois 2 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : InconnuPremière : Tuesday 09 September 2003Dernière : Sunday 25 June 2006Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur :
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Hairspray (2007-10-Shaftesbury Theatre-London)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Shaftesbury Theatre (Londres - Angleterre)
Durée : 2 ans 5 mois Nombre : Première Preview : Thursday 11 October 2007Première : Tuesday 30 October 2007Dernière : Sunday 28 March 2010Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Edna Turnblad ... Michael Ball / Tracy Turnblad ... Leanne Jones / Wilbur Turnblad ... Mel Smith / Velma Von Tussle ... Tracie Bennett / Link Larkin ... Ben James-Ellis / Corny Collins ... Paul Manuel / Amber Von Tussle ... Rachael Wooding / Penny Pingleton ... Elinor Collett / Prudy Pingleton ... Wendy Somerville / Female Authority Figure ... Wendy SomervilleCommentaires : Enfin un musical qui casse la longue série de flop au Shaftebury qui a caractérisé tout ce début de XXIème siècle.Commentaires longs: Enfin un musical qui casse la longue série de flop de Shaftebury qui a caractérisé tout ce début de XXIème siècle. On parlait même franchement maintenant dePresse : PAUL TAYLOR for THE INDEPENDENT says, "Was the show worth it? Yes, yes and again yes." MICHAEL BILLINGTON for THE GUARDIAN says, "Where the show really scores is in its ability to integrate serious issues into a lightweight plot...Jerry Mitchell's joyous choreography is the beating heart of the show." CHARLES SPENCER for THE DAILY TELEGRAPH says, "If you are up for a good time...it will strike you as heaven on earth. You will laugh, you will scream, you might even shed a sentimental tear or two...there is no mistaking its big, raucous heart. " BENEDICT NIGHTINGALE for THE TIMES says, "Delightful." NICHOLAS DE JONGH for THE EVENING STANDARD says, "Marc Shaiman's urgent score, with clever, often witty lyrics written with Scott Whitman, keeps Hairspray pulsating with musical excitement as well as political anger."
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Hairspray (2009-12-Musical Dome-Cologne)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Musical Dome (Cologne - Allemagne) Durée : 9 mois 3 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : Sunday 06 December 2009Première : Sunday 06 December 2009Dernière : Sunday 26 September 2010Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Presse : "Es ist das irrste Musical, das Köln je geboten wurde." Bild
"Urkomisch und rührend zugleich." dpa
"Die Inszenierung mit Maite Kelly und Uwe Ochsenknecht in den Hauptrollen präsentiert sich im Musical Dome als energiegeladenes, mitreißendes Pop-Märchen." ddp
"Atemberaubende Motown- und Soul-Nummern." Berliner Zeitung
"Es liegt an Maite Kelly und Uwe Ochsenknecht, die ihre pfundigen Hauptrollen vollendet, anrührend und komisch zugleich ausleben. Bonbonbunt ist gute Laune garantiert." General-Anzeiger Bonn
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Hairspray (2010-04-UK Tour)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: UK Tour ( - Angleterre) Durée : 1 an 3 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : Tuesday 30 March 2010Première : Wednesday 07 April 2010Dernière : Saturday 30 April 2011Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Edna Turnblad ... Michael Ball, Brian Conley, Michael Starke / Wilbur Turnblad ... Les Dennis, Micky Dolenz, Nigel Planer / Tracy Turnblad ... Laurie Scarth / Link Larkin ... Liam Doyle / Velma Von Tussle ... Gillian Kirkpatrick / Seaweed J. Stubbs ... Wayne RobinsonCommentaires longs: 12 Apr 11 to 30 Apr 11 Hippodrome, Bristol
15 Feb 11 to 26 Feb 11 Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne
1 Feb 11 to 12 Feb 11 Theatre Royal, Norwich
18 Jan 11 to 29 Jan 11 New Victoria Theatre, Woking
29 Mar 11 to 9 Apr 11 His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen
15 Mar 11 to 26 Mar 11 New Wimbledon Theatre, Outer London
1 Mar 11 to 12 Mar 11 Theatre Royal, Nottingham
14 Dec 10 to 9 Jan 11 Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh
30 Nov 10 to 11 Dec 10 Alhambra Theatre, Bradford
16 Nov 10 to 20 Nov 10 Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Dublin
25 Oct 10 to 6 Nov 10 Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham
12 Oct 10 to 23 Oct 10 New Theatre, Oxford
21 Sep 10 to 9 Oct 10 Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes
7 Sep 10 to 18 Sep 10 Empire Theatre, Sunderland
17 Aug 10 to 4 Sep 10 Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool
3 Aug 10 to 14 Aug 10 Theatre Royal, Plymouth
13 Jul 10 to 31 Jul 10 Opera House, Manchester
22 Jun 10 to 3 Jul 10 Grand Theatre and Opera House, Leeds
1 Jun 10 to 19 Jun 10 Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton
11 May 10 to 29 May 10 Mayflower Theatre, Southampton
28 Apr 10 to 8 May 10 Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC), Glasgow
30 Mar 10 to 24 Apr 10 Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
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Hairspray (2020-04-Coliseum Theatre-London)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Coliseum Theatre (Londres - Angleterre) Durée : 4 mois 1 semaine Nombre : Première Preview : Thursday 23 April 2020Première : Thursday 23 April 2020Dernière : Saturday 29 August 2020Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Michael Ball, Marisha Wallace, Lizzie Bea
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His Girl Friday (2003-06-Olivier Theatre-NT-London)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: National Theatre (Londres - Angleterre) Salle : Olivier TheatreDurée : 5 mois 2 semaines Nombre : 73 représentationsPremière Preview : Thursday 29 May 2003Première : Thursday 05 June 2003Dernière : Saturday 22 November 2003Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Avec : Zoe Wanamaker (Hildy Johnson), Alex Jennings ( Walter Burns), Margaret Tyzack (Mrs Baldwin), Sam Beazley (Rev. Peter Davies), Paul Birchard (Schwartz), Dermot Crowley (Murphy), Tim Donoghue (Murphy), Demetri Goritsas (Endicott), Mike Grady (Pinku), Stephen Greif (Diamond Louie ), Paul Grunert (Kruger), Tony Haygarth (Woodenshoes Eichorn), Richard Lintern (Bruce Baldwin), Nathan Osgood (Bensinger), David Ross (Sheriff Hartman), Christopher Ryan (McCue), Kerry Shale (Earl Holub), Nicola Stephenson (Mollie Malloy), Russell Tovey (Ralph Sweeney), Harry Towb (The Mayor), Helen Anderson-Lee, David Baron, Paul Benzing, Judith Coke, Kieran Flynn, Richard Hollis, Penelope McGhie, Breffni McKenna, Andrew WestfieldPresse : MICHAEL BILLINGTON for THE GUARDIAN says, "A weird hybrid which survives chiefly as a vehicle for Alex Jennings and Zoe Wanamaker." IAN JOHNS for THE TIMES says, "Despite its lulls, there are enough big laughs to make this adaptation great fun." MICHAEL COVENEY for THE DAILY MAIL says, "A delightfully imperfect night out." NICHOLAS DE JONGH for THE EVENING STANDARD says, "I was deluged with wave upon wave of comic pleasure." SHERIDAN MORLEY for TELETEXT says, "Great performances from Zoe Wanamaker and Alex Jennings."
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It's only a Play (2014-10-Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 3 mois 1 semaine Nombre : 48 previews - 274 représentationsPremière Preview : Thursday 28 August 2014Première : Thursday 09 October 2014Dernière : Sunday 18 January 2015Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Avec : F. Murray Abraham, Matthew Broderick, Stockard Channing, Nathan Lane, Megan Mullally, Micah Stock, and Rupert GrintCommentaires : Sera joué successivement au
> Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre 28/8/14 - 18/1/15
> Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre 23/1/15 - 7/6/15
The play was originally called "Broadway, Broadway" and had closed during tryouts in Philadelphia in 1978. Geraldine Page and James Coco were in the Philadelphia cast, and the play was set to open on Broadway at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre. However, the Philadelphia reviews were negative and the Broadway opening was cancelled.
In 1984, McNally said that after "Broadway, Broadway" closed he was no longer confident, but finally realized that having a show close is not the worst thing that could happen. For the Broadway run the play was rewritten to bring the story and references up to 2014. The role of Emma was cut and replaced by Gus, an aspiring actor employed as the party's butler.Presse : "All the cast members fulfill their raisons d’être, which is to sling a whole lot of mud in the nicest possible way. As for Mr. McNally’s play itself...it mostly has the depth of a shot glass (and I mean that in the nicest possible way). It is to Broadway what Neil LaBute’s 'The Money Shot,'...is to Hollywood - an R-rated sitcom satire with some very funny jokes." Ben Brantley for New York Times
"Besides good old dependable Nathan Lane, this diversion has good timing going for it. People are desperate for laughs and comedies on Broadway are bloody rare. If only McNally’s 'Play' was more well-done." Joe Dziemianowicz for New York Daily News
"Mullally and Lane alone are almost worth the price of admission, with a sense of timing that’s a thing of wonder. As for the rest? It’s barely a play." Elisabeth Vincentelli for New York Post
"Jack O’Brien’s shiny, bouncy production looks great and hey it’s McNally: there are good bitchy one-liners here and there. But too few. Only a play? It’s barely a play." David Cote for Time Out New York/NY1
"It seemed to be a dream cast: Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick, Stockard Channing, Megan Mullally, F. Murray Abraham. But, like children, stars don't always play well together. The result is that Terrence McNally's comedy 'It's Only a Play' is only amusing rather than drop-dead funny." Robert Feldberg for The Record
"Theatergoers who pay top dollar – and higher – to see the show will not be disappointed by its classy looks and energetic playing, even though 'It’s Only A Play' winds down long before it is over." Michael Sommers for New Jersey Newsroom
"It's in Lane's dynamite early scenes with gifted newcomer Micah Stock that this funny if flimsy comedy really fires on all cylinders, while Broderick underwhelms in a key role." David Rooney for The Hollywood Reporter
"Laugh if you must — and you really must laugh at McNally’s unquenchable wit — but those sloppy-kiss tributes to the theater delivered by Peter and James are deeply felt and honestly moving. And if you don’t share the gooey sentiments, you really shouldn’t be at this show." Marilyn Stasio for Variety
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It's only a Play (2015-01-Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 an 4 mois 2 semaines Nombre : 48 previews - 274 représentationsPremière Preview : Friday 23 January 2015Première : Friday 23 January 2015Dernière : Tuesday 07 June 2016Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Avec : F. Murray Abraham, Matthew Broderick, Stockard Channing, Nathan Lane, Megan Mullally, Micah Stock, and Rupert GrintCommentaires : Sera joué successivement au
> Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre 28/8/14 - 18/1/15
> Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre 23/1/15 - 7/6/15
The play was originally called "Broadway, Broadway" and had closed during tryouts in Philadelphia in 1978. Geraldine Page and James Coco were in the Philadelphia cast, and the play was set to open on Broadway at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre. However, the Philadelphia reviews were negative and the Broadway opening was cancelled.
In 1984, McNally said that after "Broadway, Broadway" closed he was no longer confident, but finally realized that having a show close is not the worst thing that could happen. For the Broadway run the play was rewritten to bring the story and references up to 2014. The role of Emma was cut and replaced by Gus, an aspiring actor employed as the party's butler.Presse : "All the cast members fulfill their raisons d’être, which is to sling a whole lot of mud in the nicest possible way. As for Mr. McNally’s play itself...it mostly has the depth of a shot glass (and I mean that in the nicest possible way). It is to Broadway what Neil LaBute’s 'The Money Shot,'...is to Hollywood - an R-rated sitcom satire with some very funny jokes." Ben Brantley for New York Times
"Besides good old dependable Nathan Lane, this diversion has good timing going for it. People are desperate for laughs and comedies on Broadway are bloody rare. If only McNally’s 'Play' was more well-done." Joe Dziemianowicz for New York Daily News
"Mullally and Lane alone are almost worth the price of admission, with a sense of timing that’s a thing of wonder. As for the rest? It’s barely a play." Elisabeth Vincentelli for New York Post
"Jack O’Brien’s shiny, bouncy production looks great and hey it’s McNally: there are good bitchy one-liners here and there. But too few. Only a play? It’s barely a play." David Cote for Time Out New York/NY1
"It seemed to be a dream cast: Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick, Stockard Channing, Megan Mullally, F. Murray Abraham. But, like children, stars don't always play well together. The result is that Terrence McNally's comedy 'It's Only a Play' is only amusing rather than drop-dead funny." Robert Feldberg for The Record
"Theatergoers who pay top dollar – and higher – to see the show will not be disappointed by its classy looks and energetic playing, even though 'It’s Only A Play' winds down long before it is over." Michael Sommers for New Jersey Newsroom
"It's in Lane's dynamite early scenes with gifted newcomer Micah Stock that this funny if flimsy comedy really fires on all cylinders, while Broderick underwhelms in a key role." David Rooney for The Hollywood Reporter
"Laugh if you must — and you really must laugh at McNally’s unquenchable wit — but those sloppy-kiss tributes to the theater delivered by Peter and James are deeply felt and honestly moving. And if you don’t share the gooey sentiments, you really shouldn’t be at this show." Marilyn Stasio for Variety
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Love never dies (2010-03-Adelphi Theatre-London)
Type de série: OriginalThéâtre: Adelphi Theatre (Londres - Angleterre) Durée : 1 an 5 mois 2 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : Monday 22 February 2010Première : Tuesday 09 March 2010Dernière : Saturday 27 August 2011Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Jerry Mitchell • Producteur : Avec : Ramin Karimloo (Phantom ), Sierra Boggess (Christine Daaé), Joseph Millson (Raoul), Liz Robertson (Mme Giry), Summer Strallen (Meg), Niamh Perry (Fleck), Adam Pearce (Squelch), Jami Reid-Quarrell (Gangle)Commentaires : The musical opened with previews on 22nd February 2010, originally directed by Jack O’Brien and with lyrics by Glenn Slater. Although it was praised for its lavish staging, and received a few excellent notices, it was generally felt to be clunky and exceptionally dark and gloomy. It was rapidly nicknamed “Paint Never Dries”. Later in the year a new version was rehearsed simultaneously with the evening performances and the show closed for four days in November 2010 for substantial re-writes. It re-opened with new direction from Bill Kenwright, new choreography from Bill Deamer, and some new lyrics by Charles Hart. The London production closed on 27 August 2011 after a disappointing run of fewer than eighteen months.Presse : "There is much to enjoy in Andrew Lloyd Webber's new musical. The score is one of the composer's most seductive. Bob Crowley's design and Jack O'Brien's direction have a beautiful kaleidoscopic fluidity. And the performances are good. The problems lie within the book, chiefly credited to Lloyd Webber himself and Ben Elton, which lacks the weight to support the imaginative superstructure...In short, the show has much to commend it and the staging is a constant source of iridescent pleasure. But, as one of the lyrics reminds us, 'diamonds never sparkle bright unless they are set just right'. Although Lloyd Webber's score is full of gems, in the end a musical is only as good as its book. With a libretto to match the melodies, this might have been a stunner rather than simply a good night out."
Michael Billington for The Guardian
"Dismally implausible plot...The blogosphere has been teeming with views of Lloyd Webber’s long-awaited Phantom II. For some, Love Never Dies is 'Paint Never Dries', and for others the composer is at his musical best. I tend to agree with both factions....Bob Crowley (Designs] successfully evokes much of Phantasma, helped by projections of spooky horses on carousels. Yet that’s all rather cursory, as is the choreography, which doesn’t amount to a lot more than the inevitable bathing beauties bouncing about on the beach. "
Benedict Nightingale for The Times
"Lloyd Webber’s finest show since the original Phantom, with a score blessed with superbly haunting melodies and a yearning romanticism that sent shivers racing down my spine....The show may ultimately prove too strange, too dark, too tormented to become a massive popular hit, but I suspect its creepy allure will linger potently in the memory when frothier shows have been long forgotten. "
The Daily Telegraph
"What is in no doubt is the technical excellence of Jack O'Brien's seamlessly fluent, sumptuous (and sometimes subtle) production, or the splendour of the orchestra which pours forth Lloyd Webber's dark-hued, yearning melodies as if its life depended on them."
Paul Taylor for The Independent
"It doesn’t really smoke into life until the 20th minute and even then it splutters for a while. Finally, the singing and the ingenious staging combine to show the Lloyd Webber orchestration to its full glory, but, boy, it takes an age."
Quentin Letts for The Daily Mail
"While Lloyd Webber’s music is at times lavishly operatic, the tone is uneven. There are no more than a couple of songs that promise to live in the memory, the duets don’t soar, and the ending is insipid. Admirers of Phantom are likely to be disappointed, and there’s not enough here to entice a new generation of fans."
Henry Hitchings for The Evening Standard
"Sets and special effects cannot be faulted, the singing is terrific...a stunning ending. But phantastic? Afraid not."
Bill Hagerty for The Sun
"Musically, it is pleasing enough...Visually, the show is stunning in places."
Matthew Hemley for The Stage
"This is an elegant and clever sequel to Phantom...It is a great night out."
Paul Callan for The Daily Express
"While lushly orchestrated (by David Cullen with Mr. Lloyd Webber), the score is, for the most part, so slow that you have time to anticipate Mr. Slater’s next leaden rhyme. Each of the songs — which range from bathing-beauty frolics to power-chord operetta ballads — spins a single tune until it loses its tread."
Ben Brantley for The New York Times
"Frequently clunky and clumsy...Lloyd Webber's score, too, seems like a rehashed parade of pastiche and throbbing crashing-chord melodies."
Mark Shenton for Entertainment Weekly
"Watching the sequel only makes you appreciate the achievement of the original."
David Benedict for Variety
"The musical is impressive and enjoyable, even with its heavy hokum and creakiest of plots."
Warwick Thompson for Bloomberg News
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Most Happy Fella (The) (1979-09-Majestic Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Majestic Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 mois 2 semaines Nombre : 23 previews - 53 représentationsPremière Preview : Thursday 20 September 1979Première : Thursday 11 October 1979Dernière : Sunday 25 November 1979Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Graciela Daniele • Producteur : Avec : Bill Hastings (The Cashier, The Brakeman), Louisa Flaningam (Cleo), Sharon Daniels (Amy aka Rosabella), Linda Michele (Amy aka Rosabella [for Wednesday and Saturday matinees]); Waitresses: Karen Giombetti, Tina Paul, D’Arcy Phifer, and Smith Wordes; Tim Flavin (Busboy), Dan O’Sullivan (The Postman), Giorgio Tozzi (Tony), Frederick Burchinal (Tony [for Wednesday and Saturday matinees]), Adrienne Leonetti (Marie), Steven Alex-Cole (Max), Dennis Warning (Herman), Dean Badolato (Clem), David Miles (Jake), Kevin Wilson (Al), Stephen Dubov (Sheriff), Richard Muenz (Joe aka Joey), Gene Varrone (Giuseppe), Darren Nimnicht (Pasquale), Franco Spoto (Ciccio), Joe McGrath (The Doctor), Lawrence Asher (The Priest); The Neighbors’ Ladies: Melanie Helton, Dee Etta Rowe, Jane Warsaw, and Sally Williams; Michael Capes (The Bus Driver); All the Neighbors and All the Neighbors’ Neighbors: Steven Alex-Cole, Lawrence Asher, Dean Badolato, Michael Capes, Richard Croft, Stephen DuBov, Tim Flavin, Karen Giombetti, Bill Hastings, D. Michael Heath, Melanie Helton, David Miles, Tina Paul, D’Arcy Phifer, Patrice Pickering, Candace Rogers, Dee Etta Rowe, Bonnie Simmons, Jane Warsaw, Richard White, Carla Wilkins, Sally Williams, Kevin Wilson, Smith WordesCommentaires : Certains critiques étaient d’humeur un peu grincheuse, et le musical n’a pas attiré le public et s'est joué pendant moins de sept semaines.
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Nance (The) (2013-04-Lyceum Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: OriginalThéâtre: Lyceum Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 3 mois 4 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : Thursday 21 March 2013Première : Monday 15 April 2013Dernière : Sunday 11 August 2013Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Avec : Nathan Lane (Chauncey Miles), Jenni Barber (Joan), Andrea Burns (Carmen), Cady Huffman (Sylvie), Jonny Orsini (Ned), Lewis J. Stadlen (Efram), Mylinda Hull (Rose, the Wardrobe Mistress), Geoffrey Allen Murphy (Charlie, a StagehandCommentaires : 2013 Tony Awards: Best Scenic Design of a Play / Best Costume Design of a Play / Best Sound Design of a Play
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Porgy and Bess (1976-09-Broadway Run)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Broadway Run (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 3 mois 2 semaines Nombre : 7 previews - 122 représentationsPremière Preview : Monday 20 September 1976Première : Saturday 25 September 1976Dernière : Sunday 09 January 1977Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Commentaires longs: The Houston Grand Opera production which opened on September 25, 1976 helped to turn the tide. For the first time, an American opera company, not a Broadway production company, had tackled the opera. This production was based on Gershwin's original full score and did not incorporate the cuts and other changes which Gershwin had made before the New York premiere. It allowed the public to take in the operatic whole as first envisioned by the composer. In this light, it became clear that Porgy and Bess was indeed an opera. Donnie Ray Albert, Clamma Dale and Larry Marshall starred, respectively, as Porgy, Bess and Sportin' Life. This production won the Houston Grand Opera a Tony Award—the only opera ever to receive one—and a Grammy Award.
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Porgy and Bess (1976-09-Broadway Run-Mark Hellinger Theatre-Broadway))
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Mark Hellinger Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis)Durée : 1 mois Nombre : Première Preview : Tuesday 07 December 1976Première : Tuesday 07 December 1976Dernière : Sunday 09 January 1977Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Commentaires longs: The Houston Grand Opera production which opened on September 25, 1976 helped to turn the tide. For the first time, an American opera company, not a Broadway production company, had tackled the opera. This production was based on Gershwin's original full score and did not incorporate the cuts and other changes which Gershwin had made before the New York premiere. It allowed the public to take in the operatic whole as first envisioned by the composer. In this light, it became clear that Porgy and Bess was indeed an opera. Donnie Ray Albert, Clamma Dale and Larry Marshall starred, respectively, as Porgy, Bess and Sportin' Life. This production won the Houston Grand Opera a Tony Award—the only opera ever to receive one—and a Grammy Award.
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Porgy and Bess (1976-09-Broadway Run-Uris Theatre-Broadway Theatre)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Gershwin Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis)Durée : 2 mois 1 semaine Nombre : Première Preview : Monday 20 September 1976Première : Saturday 25 September 1976Dernière : Sunday 05 December 1976Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Commentaires longs: The Houston Grand Opera production which opened on September 25, 1976 helped to turn the tide. For the first time, an American opera company, not a Broadway production company, had tackled the opera. This production was based on Gershwin's original full score and did not incorporate the cuts and other changes which Gershwin had made before the New York premiere. It allowed the public to take in the operatic whole as first envisioned by the composer. In this light, it became clear that Porgy and Bess was indeed an opera. Donnie Ray Albert, Clamma Dale and Larry Marshall starred, respectively, as Porgy, Bess and Sportin' Life. This production won the Houston Grand Opera a Tony Award—the only opera ever to receive one—and a Grammy Award.
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Porgy and Bess (1983-03-Radio City Music Hall-New York)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Radio City Music Hall (New-York - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 mois 1 semaine Nombre : 45 représentationsPremière Preview : Saturday 19 March 1983Première : Thursday 07 April 1983Dernière : Sunday 15 May 1983Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur :
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Time of Your Life (The) (1975-10-Harkness Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: OriginalThéâtre: Harkness Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : Nombre : 1 previews - 7 représentationsPremière Preview : Monday 27 October 1975Première : Tuesday 28 October 1975Dernière : Saturday 01 November 1975Mise en scène : Jack O'Brien • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Avec : Robert Bacigalupi (Dudley), Brooks Baldwin (Harry), Glynis Bell (Lorene, Killer's sidekick), Cynthia Dickason (Killer), Peter Dvorsky (Society Gentleman), Gerald Gutierrez (Wesley), Sandra Halperin (Elsie), J. W. Harper (Blick), Elaine Hausman (Newsboy), Benjamin Hendrickson (Nick), Kevin Kline (McCarthy), Patti LuPone (Kitty Duval), Anderson Matthews (Drunkard, sailor), Mary-Joan Negro (Society Lady), Richard Ooms (Arab), Mary Lou Rosato (Mary L.), David Schramm (Kit Carson), Norman Snow (Tom), Roy K. Stevens (Krupp), Nicolas Surovy (Joe), Michael Tolaydo (Drunkard, Willie), Sam Tsoutsouvas (Willie), Nina Wilcox (Other)Commentaires : Cette production était jouée en alternance avec The Robber Bridegroom, Edward II, The Three Sisters