Elizabeth Ashley News

It's taken 18 years for The great Horton Foote's terrific Reaganomics-era comedy to trickle down to New York since its 1987 premiere but director Michael Wilson's very funny and very human production at Primary Stages is well worth the wait.

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Horton Foote returns to Primary Stages with the New York premiere of his play Dividing The Estate, described in press notes as 'a 12-character human comedy about a family that must confront its past as it prepares for its future.' Performances began September 18; opening night was Thursday, September 27 at 6PM, with performances scheduled through October 28.

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Horton Foote returns to Primary Stages with the New York premiere of his play Dividing The Estate, described in press notes as 'a 12-character human comedy about a family that must confront its past as it prepares for its future.' Performances began September 18; opening night is Thursday, September 27 at 6PM, with performances scheduled through October 28.

The Open Book in association with the New York Innovative Theatre Awards is pleased to announce the nomination of two of its performers, Keir Dullea and Warren Kelly, as nominees for Outstanding Actors in a Leading Role in its production of Strings.

Alexander Kariotis and The Rock Opera Orchestra will be in concert in New Jersey and at New York's Laurie Beechman Theatre and Triad, August 10 - November 27.

Primary Stages has announced final casting for the second production of the 2007-2008 season: the New York premiere of the play Dividing The Estate by Horton Foote.

Developed and first presented at The Actors Studio in 2003, Edge, written and directed by Paul Alexander, is set on the last day in the life of legendary poet Sylvia Plath

The American Theatre Wing and XM Satellite Radio have announced upcoming shows to air on XM's On Broadway Channel 28 and on ATW Website as part of the 'Downstage Center' series.

Hartford Stage's upcoming spring 2008 production of the seldom-performed Tennessee Williams play The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore will star Olympia Dukakis.

Broadway: The Golden Age, featuring special guests Elizabeth Ashley, Barbara Cook, Anne Jackson, Rick McKay, Jane Powell, and Eli Wallach, will air on PBS this week and next.

Summer and Smoke, starring Amanda Plummer, opened at the Paper Mill Playhouse on January 10th

Spring Awakening composer Duncan Sheik has been tapped to compose the score for Cake Eaters, a new film directed by Mary Stuart Masterson

Tony Award-winner Elizabeth Ashley will play husky-voiced legend Tallulah Bankhead in a private reading of Looped, a new play by Matthew Lombardo; joining her will be Neal Huff

After Spring Awakening opened at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre on December 10th, a star-studded after-party was held at Tavern on the Green

Spring Awakening, after beginning previews on Thursday, November 16th, opened on Sunday, December 10th at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre

'Cause Celeb!, A Benefit for The Empire State Pride Agenda,' was presented at Joe's Pub on November 27th at 7 PM

'Cause Celeb!, A Benefit for The Empire State Pride Agenda,' will feature Joan Rivers, Michael Musto, Charles Busch, Julie Halston and more

On November 27th, 'Cause Celeb!, A Benefit for The Empire State Pride Agenda,' will feature Joan Rivers, Michael Musto, Charles Busch, Julie Halston and more

The star-studded revival of Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial opened on Sunday, May 7th at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre and BroadwayWorld was there!