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Posted 9/26/08 on Vulture
Broadway!

Can Jay-Z Make ‘Fela!’ a Broadway Hit?

Can Jay-Z Make ‘Fela!’ a Broadway Hit?

According to Michael Riedel's homies, Jay-Z might help promote 'Fela!'

Filed Under: beyonce, bill t. jones, broadway!, fela kuti, fela!, jay-z

Posted 8/29/08 on Vulture
Countdown

Could ‘Fela!’ Actually Make It on Broadway?

Oh, if only we lived in a world where that was possible!

Filed Under: antibalas, bill t. jones, countdown, fela kuti, fela!, theater

Posted 6/8/07 on Vulture
Kudos

Tony Voters Speak: The Producer

Filed Under: bill t. jones, christopher plummer, doug wright, grey gardens, inherit the wind, kudos, spring awakening, theater, tony awards, tony voters speak

Posted 5/22/07 on Vulture
The Industry

The Addams Family Lurches to Broadway

Filed Under: adam bock, albert and allen hughes, andrew lippa, awards, barbarella, bill t. jones, bright eyes, bryan singer, cat power, david greenspan, deepak chopra, dino de laurentiis, ethan hawke, feist, gary whitta, hachiko: a dog's story, harpercollins, in the heights, jane fonda, jesse harris, joel silver, julian crouch, kenneth branagh, kenneth lonergan, lin-manuel miranda, m. ward, manhattan theater club, marshall brickman, martha de laurentiis, matthew broderick, my deah, nancy opel, neal purvis, nilaja sun, no child, norah jones, obies, phelim mcdermott, richard gere, rick elice, robert gottlieb, robert rodriguez, robert wade, some men, spring awakening, the addams family, the book of eli, the hottest state, The Industry, the jetsons, the lost years of jesus, the starry messenger, the thugs, tom cruise, universal, valkyrie, warner brothers, willie nelson

Posted 12/15/06 on Daily Intel
21 Questions

‘Spring Awakening’ Choreographer Bill T. Jones Doesn't Wear Jeans

Filed Under: 21 questions, bill t. jones, broadway, dance, theater

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