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Theatre World: 20092010 (Volume 66) (Theatre World, Volume 66),Used
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Celebrating its 66th year, Theatre World is the most comprehensive record of the theatrical season on Broadway, OffBroadway, OffOffBroadway, and in regional theatre. Each of the 1 000plus entries includes photos, a complete cast listing, producers, directors, authors, composers, opening and closing dates, song titles, and plot synopses. Theatre World also features the year's obituaries, a listing of all nominees and winners of the major theatrical awards, the longestrunning shows on and OffBroadway, and a complete index.The 20092010 season, found bigscreen stars continuing their trend of taking to the stage, with Jude Law in Hamlet and Catherine ZetaJones in Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music lighting up Broadway, while Cate Blanchett wowed all at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire. Donald Margulies' Time Stands Still with Laura Linney and David Mamet's Race with James Spader led the season of new Broadway plays, while David Greenspan's oneman The Myopia and Horton Foote's magnum opus The Orphans' Home Cycle debuted to raves OffBroadway. Fela! based on the life of AfricanAmerican composer Fela Anikulapo Kuti was a musical sensation and Dreamgirls had another noteworthyrevival at the Apollo Theatre that went on to a successful national tour. Regionally, Hughie and Krapp's Last Tape, starring Brian Dennehy at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago, and American Idiot, the Green Day musical, at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre were regional hits.
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