1926 and are featured in the musical revue at the Fulton Theatre. It runs 75 performances.
1927 Sirocco was memorable for being one of 's less successful ventures. Daly's Theatre in London houses just 28 performances of the drama, with , , and in the cast.
1952 and Leslie Phillips vow For Better, For Worse... at London's Comedy Theatre. Arthur Watkyn's lighthearted look at a young couple searching for a home during a housing shortage runs 607 performances. John Counsell directs.
1953 stars as a psychoanalyst who gets comically entangled with his patients in Written and directed by , with a cast that includes , , , and , the show runs nearly 48 weeks at Henry Miller's Theatre.
1980 Broadway opening night for , 's drama about the tragic difference between talent and genius. plays Mozart and plays Salieri in the play, which opens at the Broadhurst Theatre and runs 1,181 performances. The 1984 film version wins eight Oscars including Best Picture.
1998 The new musical , directed by , opens, starring and the late . composed the music and lyrics, and wrote the book. The plot concerns the true story of Leo Frank, a Jewish man wrongly accused of murder and lynched by an angry Atlanta mob in 1915. Parade wins Tony Awards for Best Score and Best Book of a Musical. It is named Best Musical by the New York Drama Critics Circle, but runs just 85 performances.
2008 Emmy Award winner abruptly departs the acclaimed Broadway revival of 's , citing high levels of mercury. The vacated role of Bobby Gould is filled first by and later .
2009 Martin Crimp's adaptation of 's The Misanthrope, starring Academy Award nominee , opens at the West End's Comedy Theatre. Directed by , the production transports the action from 17th-century Paris to modern-day London.
2017 The production of 's opens on Broadway at the Belasco Theatre. stars as King Philippe V of Spain, who, suffering with insomnia, enlists the castrato Farinelli to comfort him through song.
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