Bernadette Peters

Bernadette Peters, fresh off her huge success in the recent revival of Stephen Sondheim's Follies on Broadway and guest-starring on the new NBC drama "Smash," will perform with the Atlanta Symphony this weekend at Symphony Hall on Saturday, Feb. 18. The preternaturally youthful singer will perform classics from her career on stage and screen including “Losing My Mind” and other hits by Sondheim, as well as standards from the Rodgers...  

They met their husbands there, were unfaithful, yet married. And have lived unhappily ever after. One couple has ended up wallowing in the middle class. The other couple ended up rich and famous. But all four people are unhappy. Piercingly unhappy.  

Blonde Ambition, a one-night-only concert featuring some of "Young Broadway’s favorite blondes," featuring Hunter Ryan Herdlicka and Ryah Nixon and more, was held Feb. 6 at the Triad in Manhattan to benefit Broadway Barks.  

Both her tresses and her creamy voice, which has steered many a soaring ballad, will be on display Saturday when Peters headlines a concert at Atlanta Symphony Hall as part of the second Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Gala. The two-time Tony winner ...  

Avant (pictured here) will sing selections from 2010 album "The Letter," while Case will showcase songs from 2009 release "The Rose Experience." 8 p.m. Feb. 12, Murat Theatre in Old National Centre, 502 N. New Jersey St., $50, www.livenation.com ...  

Within theater circles, the actress ... "(Don’t) give up," she says. "If you have a dream, hold onto that dream. And never copy anyone – Find your truth, and always be who you are. There’s only one of you in the world.  

Peters, 63, recently finished performing in “Follies” after a seven-month run at the Kennedy Center. Though the Stephen Sondheim production will travel to California for a limited engagement, Peters said she instead this month will focus on ...  

Bernadette Peters , Will Chase , Michael Mayer and more joined the stars of the new hourlong drama-with-music "Smash" for a world premiere event held Jan. 26 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.  

In an interview with the South Bend Tribune, Short confirmed that things are still moving forward, saying that although he's busy providing voices for several upcoming films and working on his concert special, I have found, the more eclectic the year, the more you add to this overview of things and adding that he and Peters are still in talks for the revival.  

Peters’ critically acclaimed performance as Sally Durant Plummer in the current revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman’s Follies will end its extended limited engagement Jan. 22, 2012. Along with her prolific Broadway work ...  

Playbill.com launches its new feature series, Their Favorite Things, which asks members of the theatre community to share ten of the Broadway performances that most affected them as part of the audience. We are thrilled to kickoff this new series with two-time Tony winner and Broadway favorite Bernadette Peters, who is currently starring in the critically acclaimed revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman's Follies.  

Additional stars and their charities include Phyllis Newman for The Women's Health Initiative; Lainie Kazan for Alzheimer's Foundation; the Off-Broadway cast of The Fantasticks for Bideawee; and the Broadway cast of Phantom of the Opera for Broadway League ...  

Anjelica Huston, Debra Messing and Bernadette Peters are among the stars of this peek at what goes on to get a show on Broadway. Call it a mix of 'Glee' and 'West Wing.'Anjelica Huston, Debra Messing and Bernadette Peters are among the stars of this peek at what goes on to get a show on Broadway.  

Bummer! We thought she was FABULOUS in this show! Earlier this month, we were excited to hear that one our favorite Broadway productions Follies is coming to Hollywood! We were REALLY hoping that the B'way cast would reprise their roles in El Lay, but now we're hearing that Bernadette Peters will be leaving the show. Sad. We're [...]  

The big four this time were pretty darn good with Bernadette Peters heading the troupe as Sally, Jan Maxwell as Phyllis, Danny Bernstein as Buddy and Ron Raines as Ben. Peters seems at home with Sondheim and delivered a very moving “Losing My Mind.”