David Hyde Pierce

? ? Emmy-winning actor??David Hyde Pierce has just listed his stunning Spanish Colonial in the??Los Feliz neighborhood of??Los Angeles for $7,500,000. Best known as Dr. Crane on Frasier?s 11-year run, Pierce purchased the home on March 25, 2003 for $3,625,000. He fancied it up with renovations and restorations in 2004, and is now seeking a ...  

Click here to view the full photogallery. 1930 photos via Paradise Leased Updated 12:49 pm: Yesterday we took a good look around a house on Inverness Ave. in Los Feliz, a beaut of a Spanish Colonial Revival house that was...  

The cast of Manhattan Theater Club's production of Molly Smith Metzler's Close Up Space offered a benefit performance for The Alzheimer's Association, New York City Chapter on Tuesday, January 24. The dinner was followed by a reception at Trattoria Dell ...  

Manhattan Theater Club celebrated the opening of Molly Smith Metzlers Close Up Space, with a post-performance party Monday, December 19 at Beacon Restaurant. David Hyde Pierce stars in the play as an obsessive book editor on a major deadline, who has to deal with numerous distractions....  

“Close Up Space” is the story of an editor and, brother, this unamusing absurdist comedy could have used one. Maybe two. Not even the deep charms of David Hyde Pierce, who stars as a put-upon New York publishing pro, can make this Manhattan Theatre Club premiere anything but a trying 80 minutes.  

Molly Smith Metzler's Close Up Space, a new comedy starring Tony Award winner David Hyde Pierce as a harried book editor, opens Dec. 19 following previews from Dec. 1 at Manhattan Theatre Club's home at New York City Center Stage I. The title is a proof-reading term when you want to get rid of a space between two words.  

The opening scene of Molly Smith Metzler's comedic play Close Up Space is the only good scene. But in fairness it does briskly and efficiently introduce our main character, his perspective on the world and his troubles in this new production by Manhattan ...  

The opening scene of Molly Smith Metzler's comedic play Close Up Space is the only good scene. But in fairness it does briskly and efficiently introduce our main character.  

On August 30, 1993, the LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN premiered on the CBS Television Network. Since its debut nearly 19 years ago, the critically acclaimed, multi-award-winning late-night program has remained one of the funniest and most ...  

2. What is the name of the bookstore where your character worked in the 1998 movie Crossing Delancey? Oh, no way. No, no way. I honestly cannot tell you. It was based on Shakespeare & Co., which was a great bookstore that used to be on the Upper ...  

Enter Your E-Mail Address: Thursday, December 22, 2011; Posted: 11:12 AM - by BWW News Desk Special thanks to The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust for supporting new American plays at Manhattan Theatre Club.  

55th St. Written by Molly Smith Metzler. Directed by Leigh Silverman. With David Hyde Pierce, Rosie Perez, Michael Chernus, Colby Minifie and Jessica DiGiovanni. Schedule: Varies. Tickets: $80. CityTix: 212-581-1212 or nycitycenter.org. David Hyde Pierce ...  

'Close Up Space' could use an editMetro.usRosie Perez and David Hyde Pierce star in “Close Up Space,” a world premiere by Molly Smith Metzler. “Close Up Space” is a very flawed play about a cantankerous editor (David Hyde Pierce) who leads a decidedly abridged life — until his alienated, ...  

Playbill.comTHE WEEK AHEAD, Dec. 17-23: The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess Lands on Broadway ...Playbill.comDavid Hyde Pierce plays a role I was born to play… and Playbill's Broadway Christmas Schedule keeps you in the know (and on time for your show!). GO→ The ever-busy fashion designer/sometimes TV host Isaac Mizrahi — who found himself in the theatre ...and more »  

NY1Time Out Theater Review: "Close Up Space"NY1Stage and screen favorites David Hyde Pierce and Rosie Perez are currently starring in the new off-Broadway play "Close Up Space" at The Manhattan Theatre Club. Time Out New York contributing critic David Cote filed the following review. ...and more »