Irene Dailey

Next At Bridge Street Theatre: THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES

As the final production in its 2019 Subscription Season, Catskill's Bridge Street Theatre presents a real American classic a?" Frank D. Gilroy's heartwarming 1965 Pulitzer Prize-winning Drama THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES, coming to the theatre's Mainstage for eight performances only, October 17-27.

Evening Star Productions Presents THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES, Now thru 9/28

Evening Star Productions will follow up their sold out August production of William Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors with Frank Gilroy's multi-award winning play The Subject Was Roses. The play will open tonight, September 12th, and run through September 28th at Sol Theatre in Boca Raton.

Evening Star Productions to Present THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES, 9/12-28

Evening Star Productions will follow up their sold out August production of William Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors with Frank Gilroy's multi-award winning play The Subject Was Roses. The play will open on September 12th, and run through September 28th at Sol Theatre in Boca Raton.

Stage and Screen Actress Irene Dailey Dies at 88

Irene Dailey, a Broadway, film and television actress, died on September 24 at the age of 88 from colon cancer in Santa Rosa, California.

George Hearn to Star w/ Rivera in THE VISIT at Signature

Eric Schaeffer, artistic director of Signature Theatre, announced today that two-time Tony® winner George Hearn will join another two-time Tony® winner Chita Rivera for Kander & Ebb's musical The Visit - a highlight of Signature Theatre's national Kander & Ebb Celebration in the spring of 2008.

'The Subject Was Roses' At Palm Beach Dramaworks

Bill Pullman Cast in the Kennedy Center's The Subject Was Roses

Bill Pullman will star with Judith Ivey in the Kennedy Center's production of Frank D. Gilroy's The Subject of Roses, which will run from January 7th through 29th, 2006

Ivey Finds the Subject Was Roses at Kennedy Center in Jan. '06

Judith Ivey will star in The Subject Was Roses at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. from January 7th through January 29th, 2006