Veanne Cox News

Glen Berger's The Wooden Breeks, starring Veanne Cox and others, will open off-Broadawy on February 21st

MCC THEATER today announced that the New York premiere of The Wooden Breeks by Glen Berger, directed by Trip Cullman, will now open one week later on Tuesday, February 21, 7pm at the Lucille Lortel (121 Christopher Street) in order to implement further artistic changes.

Marc Kudisch, Doug Sills, Rebecca Luker, George S. Irving and Max Von Essen will be among the stars taking part in the Shaw Project's Fanny's First Play on February 27th

The Wooden Breeks, written by Glen Berger and starring Veanne Cox and others, will begin previews on February 2nd

Marc Kudisch, George S. Irving, Malcolm Gets, Nancy Anderson and Alison Fraser will be among the stars of the Shaw Project's Arms and the Man, opening January 23rd

MCC has replaced Neil LaBute's Swallowing Bicycles with the same playwright's Some Girls, in its American premiere; it will open on June 8th

Marc Kudisch, Malcolm Gets, Nancy Anderson and George S. Irving will star in Arms and the Man--the first reading of the ambitious new Shaw Project--on January 23rd

DANIEL JENKINS, who received a Tony Award nomination for his portrayal of Huck in the 1985 production of Big River on Broadway, will join the cast of SEPARATING THE MEN FROM THE BULL, presented by the Unofficial New York Yale Cabaret, a new theatre company made up of Yale School of Drama graduates recently chosen as one of NYTheatre.com's 'People of the Year' 2005.

Veanne Cox, Ana Reeder, Adam Rothenberg and T. Ryder Smith will star in MCC's The Wooden Breeks in a limited run form February 2nd through March 11th

Barra Grant's comedy A Mother, A Daughter and a Gun has extended its run through November 27th

Barra Grant's A Mother, A Daughter and a Gun will wrap up its run on November 20th

Veanne Cox makes this attempt at dark comedy a lot funnier than it really is

A Mother, A Daughter and A Gun to play Dodger Stages in October, following run in Nyack, NY.

Legendary set and costume designer Tony Walton was honored with the prestegious Oscar Hammerstein Award for Lifetime Achievement at a star-studded gala.

On Monday, June 6, 2005, The York Theatre Company will present the international stage and film designer Tony Walton with the fifteenth Oscar Hammerstein Award for Lifetime Achievement in Musical Theatre at its annual spring benefit at Broadway's Hudson Theatre, 145 West 44th Street.

The evening honored Charles Strouse, and was put on in order to raise monies for the Academy for New Musical Theatre.

The 50th Annual Drama Desk Awards Ceremony took place on Sunday, May 22. The big winners of the night were Doubt and The Light in the Piazza, each of whom received 5 awards. Outstanding Musical however, went to Spamalot.

Broadway Barks 7, the animal adaptation program co-founded by Bernadette Peters and Mary Tyler Moore, will be held in Shubert Alley on July 30th at 3:30 PM

Running through May 22 in LA, Applause stars Sheryl Lee Raplh, Jean Louisa Kelly and Kevin Earley.

Spamalot leads the pack with 12 nominations, followed by Light in the Piazza with 11, and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with 10. Click in to see all the nominees.