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Tag Archives: Amy Schumer
Thursday, January 10, 2019
BetteBack Sep 4, 1975: Paul Simon Disses Miss M Over Recording
Newark Advocate
Sep 4, 1975
Paul Simon‘s new single, “Gone At Last” features Phoebe Snow singing the high parts that Bette Midler was supposed to have sung. As we’ve heard it, the Divine Miss M and the Rhymin’ Simon had a difference of opinion.
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Tagged 74th Street (Manhattan), Amy Schumer, Atlantic Records, Bette Midler, Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, Bonus track, Compact Disc, Continental Baths, do you want to dance, George Harrison, Kendall (name), Kylie Minogue, New York City, Paul Simon, Queen of My Heart, Republican Party United States, The Divine Miss M
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Saturday, March 3, 2018
Jennifer Lawrence Eyes Light Up At The Mention Of Bette Midler — Watch!
Just Jared
Jennifer Lawrence Gives Update on Movie with Amy Schumer – Watch!
FRI, 02 MARCH 2018 AT 1:20 AM
Jennifer Lawrence is giving fans an update on the script shes working on with Amy Schumer!
The 27-year-old Oscar-winning actress stopped by Watch What Happens Livewith host Andy Cohen, and revealed that the script is well on its way to becoming movie!
“We just had a table read two weeks ago, we have completed format – we need a director and we need a date,” Jenresponded.
Posted in Articles/Essays
Tagged Amy Schumer, Bette Midler, JENNIFER LAWRENCE, movie
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Monday, January 15, 2018
Can the revival of Hello, Dolly! survive the departure of Bette Midler? I hope so!
Ticket News
Bette Midler Takes Final Bow in Hello, Dolly! Run
By Sean Burns
January 14, 2018
Can the revival of Hello, Dolly! survive the departure of its signature star? Bette Midler took her final bow at the Schubert Theatre on Sunday evening, as did co-stars David Hyde Pierce and Taylor Trensch. Bernadette Peters will take over the title role when the production resumes on January 20, with Victor Garber taking over for Hyde Pierce as Horaze Vandergelder and Charlie Stemp replacing Trensch as Barnaby Tucker.
Posted in Hello Dolly!
Tagged Amy Schumer, BERNADETTE PETERS, Bette Midler, David Hyde Pierce, DOLLY, Hello, Taylor Trensch, Victor Garber
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Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Broadway sees nearly-20 year high in admissions from city residents
Newsday
Broadway sees nearly-20 year high in admissions from city residents
By Lisa L. Colangelo and Alison Fox
January 9, 2018
Broadway isn’t just for tourists anymore.
New York City residents are returning to the Great White Way in numbers not seen in almost 20 years, according to statistics released Tuesday by the Broadway League.
The annual demographics survey showed city residents made up about 2.85 million admissions to Broadway shows in 2016-17 — or 22 percent of the annual 13.3 million admissions.
Posted in Hello Dolly!
Tagged Amy Schumer, audiences, Bette Midler, Broadway League, demographics, hello dolly, New York City, Uma Thurman
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Thursday, December 21, 2017
The Year When Bette Stormed Broadway, and Trump ‘Died’ in Central Park: NYC Theater in 2017
Daily Beast
The Year When Bette Stormed Broadway, and Trump ‘Died’ in Central Park: NYC Theater in 2017
TIM TEEMAN
12.19.17 5:00 AM ET
The best NYC theater of 2017 spanned Bette Midler in ‘Hello Dolly,’ Jake Gyllenhaal in Sondheim, and Tony Kushner telling The Daily Beast he was planning a play about Donald Trump.
It is rare for theater to make the news.
CBS may give one Sunday a year over to the Tony Awards (and here is what won what this year), but these celebrate the best of Broadway; theater made as safe and glittery as possible. Any edge is left to the winners’ speeches and hosts’ japing.
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Tagged Amy Schumer, Angels in America, Annaleigh Ashford, August Wilson, Barack Obama, Bette Midler, Broadway, Bruce Springsteen, Donald Trump, Evita, Glenn Close, hello dolly, Jake Gyllenhaal, Sunday in the Park with George, Sunset Boulevard, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, The Daily Beast, The Glass Menagerie, Wall Street, White House
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Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Mark Shenton’s week: Bette Midler, Amy Schumer and Uma Thurman show that stars still shine on Broadway
The Stage
Mark Shenton’s week: Bette Midler, Amy Schumer and Uma Thurman show that stars still shine on Broadway
by Mark Shenton – Dec 4, 2017
Broadway has always been a place where the name on the marquee is a prime seller. It’s what is propelling Bette Midler’s current return to the Broadway boards, for the first time in a musical role rather than as herself in nearly 50 years, to record box office takings in Hello, Dolly!. It opened to the largest pre-performance advance sale in Broadway history, and week after week it has been breaking the Shubert Theatre’s house record for its weekly take. The week ending November 26 brought takings of $2,468,174.59, breaking its own record for the 10th time.
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Tagged Amy Schumer, Bette Midler, Review, Sunday in the Park with George
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Saturday, November 25, 2017
Bette And Bruce Springsteen Are The King And Queen Of Broadway
New Yoek Times
Top-dollar theatre boom on Broadway is born in the USA
By James Dean, US Business Editor
November 25 2017, 12:01am,
The Times
Nobody does it better than Bruce Springsteen when it comes to poeticising the life of America’s working class. Fans have to dig deep to see his new Broadway show, though, given that the average ticket costs $500.
And that’s if they managed to buy one before Springsteen on Broadway sold out. The show’s short run and the limited seating at the Walter Kerr Theatre meant that tickets went quickly — and the few available through resale websites command as much as $10,000.
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Tagged Amy Schumer, Bette Midler, Box Office, Bruce Springsteen, Steve Martin, The New York Times
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Wednesday, November 15, 2017
At The Broadway B.O., Sales Rocket As Audience Lags In Sellers’ Market
Deadline Hollywood
At The Broadway B.O., Sales Rocket As Audience Lags In Sellers’ Market
by Jeremy Gerard
November 13, 2017 3:40pm
For the moment, the pre-holiday season looks swell, especially with Uma Thurman (in Beau Willimon’s The Parisian Woman) and Amy Schumer (in Steve Martin’s Meteor Shower) joining Bette Midler and Bruce Springsteen on the gold-paved Street where we live. So good, in fact, that this week we’re going to give you twoTop 5 charts, one for musicals and one for non-musicals. The mere fact that there are enough plays on Broadway at the moment to require their own visual aid is remarkable all by itself.
Friday, November 10, 2017
Has Broadway Become Reliant on Celebrity Draw at the Box Office?
Ticket News
Has Broadway Become Reliant on Celebrity Draw at the Box Office?
November 9, 2017
By Katie Gainer
This week in Broadway news is dominated by reports of “splashy debuts” for singer-songwriter Jason Mraz and comedian-actress Amy Schumer in Waitress and Meteor Shower, respectively. The big stage first-timers brought in huge sales; on the other foot, we’ve seen a trend in shows faltering when its a big name exits a cast. This strong correlation in successes begs the question: is Broadway becoming reliant on celebrity?
Wednesday, May 3, 2017
Bette Midler On Being Compared To Barbra Streisand:
Bette Midler On Being Compared To Barbra Streisand: “First of all, it makes me feel bad for her. I know I’d feel badly if I were Barbra, because everyone likes to think that they’re unique. I also know that no one feels like they’re tugging at someone else’s coattails, pushing against them on a ladder. It can be very irritating.” (Morning Star, August 23, 1977)
