• Catching Up With Hoon

    Catching Up With Hoon

    Hoon Lee, currently giving a commanding, playful performance as the King of Siam, did not emerge from the womb stage-struck.

  • John Lee Beatty Sets the Scene

    According to DADA WOOF PAPA HOT set designer, John Lee Beatty, “We decided that the young child of the two main characters invaded almost every scene of the play, even though we never see that child.”

  • Kiddie Literature

    The world of kiddie lit and its social repercussions involves DADA WOOF PAPA HOT playwright Peter Parnell, who throughout his career has shown an abiding passion for influence exerted by various kinds of literature.

  • Water - and More - for Elephants

    “We beg to put before you…Lasayen & Mbegu. The foster Elephants of THE KING AND I Family.”

  • Get Ready for Grub

    “Is the food out yet?” asked Patrick Breen on Thursday night, as the cast and crew of DADA WOOF PAPA HOT assembled at P.J. Clarke’s after the play’s first preview.

  • Setting Foot on Stage

    “Tech hell” is the classic description for the transition from rehearsal room to the theater itself, but it’s more like “tech limbo”: endless waiting.

  • Andrew Resnick Takes the Baton

    Of all the musical experiences that have shaped Andrew Resnick, who has just become Conductor of THE KING AND I, perhaps the liveliest took place at the annual summer arts festival in Edinburgh, Scotland.