Thornton Wilder: Last News

Tony winner Kenny Leon will direct a new Broadway production of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town in the fall of 2024, the first revival of the classic play since the 2002 production that starred Paul Newman as the stage manager.

LeAnn Rimes penned a special shout out on Instagram to her husband's ex, Brandi Glanville, after the reality star couldn't make the Thanksgiving festivities due to fighting a cold. The Can't Fight The Moonlight singer, 40, had originally posted a family photo with no caption showcasing her husband, Eddie Cibrian, along with his parents and two children, whom he shares with Glanville, 50. However, the performer updated the post to contain a meaningful caption, where she also conveyed that the Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star was greatly missed.   Kind words: LeAnn Rimes, 40, gave a special shout out to her husband's ex-wife, Brandi Glanville, 50, when she couldn't make the Thanksgiving family dinner on Thursday The adorable family photos were unchanged, and showed LeAnn flashing a big smile as she posed next to her husband of over ten years.  The photos also contained Eddie's parents, Carl and Hortensia, along with his and Brandi's sons Mason, 19, and Jake, 15, also cheerfully posing for the quick family photo. The I Need you singer typed out the quote, 'We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures —Thornton Wilder.' Under a few Thanksgiving Day hashtags, LeAnn tagged '@brandiglanville' and sent the special message, 'we missed you,' followed by a heart symbol.   Quality time: The singer and actress could be seen with her husband, his two children whom he shares with his ex-wife and reality star, and his parents  Missing the special day: The Real Housewives star missed the Thanksgiving holiday due to being in bed with a cold; the singer seen in Nashville in April Before the caption was added, Brandi had already offered her own comment to the post, which read, 'Happy

It’s all love. Brandi Glanville missed Thanksgiving with ex-husband Eddie Cibrian and their sons, but LeAnn Rimes gave her a shout-out.

Our Town to life on stage. Especially during an ongoing global pandemic.“It’s been one of the craziest things, putting on this show in the time of COVID,” says Alan Paul, associate artistic director of the Shakespeare Theatre Company, who directed the organization’s current production of the Thornton Wilder classic.Initially scheduled to run the first two months of 2022, the show was postponed until May in an effort to steer clear of this winter’s first wave of COVID’s omicron variant. “And then when we were getting ready to open the show, a bunch of people in the cast got COVID.

Ayanna Prescod Thornton Wilder’s allegorical play “The Skin of Our Teeth” is bizarre, abstract and convoluted; it’s not to be taken seriously. Or so Sabina (Gabby Beans) tells the audience at Lincoln Center Theater’s Broadway revival of the 1942 Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Thornton Wilder.

A Brontosaurus and a Woolly Mammoth taking up residence among the mid-century modern trappings of a middle-class New Jersey household will now and forever make a theatrical impact – that, at least, hasn’t changed since playwright Thornton Wilder’s days – but so much else has, not least of all the ability of The Skin of Our Teeth, a seminal post-modern avant-garde winner of the 1943 Pulitzer Prize, to beguile merely on the strength of the post-modern avant-gardeness of it all.