|
|
 |
 |
Features > About Us |
|
Founded in 2006, Theaternewsonline.com is the official website of London Theatre News and New York Theater News. It offers original reviews by leading critics on both sides of the Atlantic. It features comprehensive theater listings, opening night coverage, interviews, restaurant and book reviews, archives, and the latest news from Broadway, Off-Broadway and London's West End and beyond. It also offers a London theatre ticket booking service. It is a must read for theater lovers and consumers who want to stay on top of the theater scene. ROGER B. HARRIS, Founding Editor and Publisher Roger started London Theatre News in 1988 and New York Theater News in 2003. Both publications have won critical acclaim on either side of the "pond." Before that, Roger had a long career in financial journalism. He had been editor of Financial World Magazine. He has also been editor of or written for such publications as The Business Week Letter, Money Management Letter, The Real Estate Intelligence Report and The Research Institute of America. Articles have appeared in The New York Times (Sunday Business Section), Signature Magazine, Free Enterprise Magazine, PrimeTime Magazine and Harper's Book Letter.
|
|
 |
 |
|
 MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE - Alan Alda's Dear Albert, starring Anthony La Paglia, at Columbia U's Miller Theater for one night.
|
|
TONY NOMS HIT THE HEIGHTS - The Tony Award nominations have been announced and In the Heights leads the way with 13 noms.
|
|
| IT'S ALIVE...HOPE, THAT IS - The annual ritual has taken place: The announcement of Tony nominations. And In the Heights grabs the most-13 noms. |
|
| KING FOR A DAY - Who needs a committee of Tony Award nominators? Our reviewer does the job for them.... |
|
SPEAK MUSE - Whoopi Goldberg to host 2008 Tony Awards
|
|
NICE WORK - Harry Connick, Jr. heading back to Broadway in Gershwins' tuner Nice Work If You Can Get It.
|
|
WHAT IS...IS - To Be Or Not To Be headed for Biltmore in the Fall as part of MTC's new season.
|
|
RITES OF SPRING - Good morning sunshine: Hamlet and Hair to play Shakespeare in the Park this season.
|
|
|
|
| COWARDLY CUSTARD - Noel Coward's Sail Away to be part of Ian Marshall Fisher's Lost Musicals season |
|
END OF A JOURNEY - The Lord of the Rings to ring down the curtain on July 19, at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
|
|
|
|
|
