All stories published by Breaking Character on January 16, 2015

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Jan 16, 2015

Calling All Geeks!

Take a look at the latest roundup of new publications from Samuel French — there’s something for everyone!

Geek! by Crystal Skillman
With pissed-off Pikachus, steam punk armies, stood-up Sailor Moons and roller-blading monsters on the prowl, it’s easy to get lost in the…

Samuel French in Breaking Character

Jan 16, 2015

Dinner & Drinks: The West Village

With such a vast theatre scene in New York City, selecting the right show can be challenging. With an even more expansive selection of restaurants, deciding where to eat before the show can be just as difficult. We hope our Dinner & Drinks series will ease your minds…

Samuel French in Breaking Character

Jan 16, 2015

NBC Options The Rights to THE WIZ for Live TV Broadcast

Today, NBC’s entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt revealed that the network’s next live musical broadcast will be either The Music Man or a newly revised version of The Wiz.

Samuel French in Breaking Character

Jan 16, 2015

Tony Awards Rule on Eligibility for SIDE SHOW Twins and More

The Tony Awards administration committee met yesterday for the second time this season to determine the eligibility for eight Broadway productions from the 2014–15 season. The committee also announced a change in rules that…

Samuel French in Breaking Character

Jan 16, 2015

High Energy, And Higher Passion

Unbelievable wigs. Bitter resentment. Outrageous odysseys. The newest batch of publications from Samuel French is nothing short of high energy — and high passion.

Marie Antoinette by David Adjmi
How’s a queen to keep her head in the middle of a…

Samuel French in Breaking Character

Jan 16, 2015

Why Shakespeare’s brain is better than yours

Have you ever wondered what makes Shakespeare’s plays so timeless, so compelling — so unforgettable? Turns out science might have the answer. Take Othello for example. It’s your classic love pentagon. Watching Othello: The audience believes that… Iago…

January 15, 2015

January 17, 2015

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