Scott Heller

@hellerNYT

Theater Editor, New York Times

New York
Joined September 2009
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  1. Jul 23

    Fleishman is in ... Scotland! And made for great company, ⁦⁩

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    Jul 12

    NEWS: Neil Tennant & Chris Lowe of the will create the music for the upcoming stage adaptation of ’s , opening at (20 Sep-5 Oct) before touring

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  3. Jul 10

    Great story, thanks for sharing it

    I’ll never forget the moment of our producer reading this review out loud at the post-opening - old-school - we waited for the paper to arrive party, and Rip, bursting into a dance with accompanying Texas whoops and hollers.
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  4. Jul 9

    “His face, at times the very image of gruffly smiling, good-old-boy virility, can dissolve, instantly and harrowingly, into something like the mask of tragedy made flesh.” Ben Brantley on Rip Torn

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    Jul 9

    Martin Charnin, who conceived "Annie," the hit musical that opened in 1977, and wrote the lyrics for its two sequels, said in 1993: “I’ve spent 23 years of my life with Annie. Like all daughters, she’s taken care of me in my old age.”

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    Jul 4

    There are no fewer than 5 "Midsummer Night's Dreams" in London this season. But our critic doubts any could be better than this one.

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    Jun 30

    Pauline Kael was usually photographed without glasses, but she often wore them. And she loathed Meryl Streep. I can’t help seeing something of her in Streep’s “Big Little Lies” character, right down to the little smile that accompanies each shiv.

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  8. Jun 27

    The latest trio to tackle Pinter's "Betrayal"

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    Jun 25

    I like to imagine they're running off together

    BROADWAY NEWS: "King Kong" and "The Cher Show" both closing August 18. More on the latter to come...
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  10. Jun 25

    BROADWAY NEWS: "King Kong" and "The Cher Show" both closing August 18. More on the latter to come...

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  11. Jun 19

    And now with a photo that shows just what is talking about: The risk and excitement behind the martial-arts musical that aims to show what you can do in The Shed's 10-story high theater

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    Jun 19

    Photobombing

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  13. Jun 19

    No fear of heights here: captures the risk and excitement behind the martial-arts musical "Dragon Spring Phoenix Rise," which aims to make use of The Shed's 10-story theater

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  14. Jun 19

    No fear of heights here: captures the risk and excitement behind the martial-arts musical "Dragon Spring Phoenix Rise," which aims to make use of The Shed's 10-story high theater

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    Jun 19

    Viola Davis and Denzel Washington are reuniting for an adaptation of August Wilson’s 'Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom' for Netflix:

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    Jun 16

    What do “Fairview” and “A Strange Loop,” two of the most interesting plays Off Broadway, have in common? Movement — or “virtuosic behavior” — by the choreographer Raja Feather Kelly.

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  17. Jun 13

    Me: What shows have you seen more than once and why? You: "Drowsy Chaperone," 68 times. "Phantom of the Opera," 25 times. "Here Lies Love," 10 times. "Rent," 150 times. "A Chorus Line," 50 times. And on...

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    Jun 12

    The Iffland Ring is one of the stranger traditions in European theatre. Bruno Ganz held it until his death, and now it’s passing on.

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  19. Jun 10

    Here's our profile of the song's Tony-nominated composer

    James Corden. Classy man. Thanks, sir.
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    Jun 9

    Sept. '17: I interview Katrina Lenk for the NY Times; June '18: she wins a Tony. Nov. '18: I interview Stephanie J. Block for the NY Times; June '19: she wins a Tony. Let's make it a three-peat!

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