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'The Roundabout Theatre Company' is the largest non-profit theatre company based in New York City. They own two Broadway theatres (Studio 54 and the American Airlines Theatre) and one Off-Broadway theatre (the Laura Pels Theatre in the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Arts). They are known for their Tony-award winning 1998 revival of Cabaret. Most recently, they produced the Broadway revivals of the Threepenny Opera, the Pajama Game, and The Apple Tree.

Contents

History

Past Seasons

Awards

Current Season 2006-2007

External links

History

Roundabout was founded in 1965 by Gene Feist and Elizabeth Owens.^[1]

Past Seasons

'2005-2006'

At the American Airlines: The Constant Wife, A Naked Girl on the Appian Way, The Pajama Game

At Studio 54: A Touch of the Poet, The Threepenny Opera

At the Laura Pels: Mr. Marmalade, Entertaining Mr. Sloane, Pig Farm

'2004-2005'

At the American Airlines: Twelve Angry Men

At Studio 54: Pacific Overtures, A Streetcar Named Desire

At the Laura Pels: The Foreigner

'2003-2004'

At the American Airlines: After the Fall
At Studio 54:

Awards

Most recently, Roundabout won two Tony awards for its production of the Pajama Game (best revival of a musical and best choreography). Their production of Assassins in 2004 garnered them 5 Tony Awards, including best director, best featured actor, and best musical revival.^[2]

Current Season 2006-2007

Currently scheduled for the 2006/2007 season are:
''At the American Airlines Theatre:''

'Heartbreak House' by George Bernard Shaw (with Philip Bosco, Swoosie Kurtz, Byron Jennings, Lily Rabe, and Laila Robins)

'Prelude to a Kiss' by Craig Lucas (with John Mahoney)
''At Studio 54:''

'The Apple Tree', with Kristin Chenoweth

'110 in the Shade', with Audra McDonald
''At the Laura Pels Theatre:''

'Suddenly Last Summer' by Tennessee Williams

'Howard Katz' by Patrick Marber, with Alfred Molina

'The Home Place' by Brian Friel
One more show will be announced.

External links

★ Roundabout Theatre Company's Homepage