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The article reviews several theater productions as of February 2015 including "Tamburlaine" written by Christopher Marlowe and directed by Michael Boyd at the Theatre for a New Audience in Brooklyn, New York, "The Elephant Man" written by Bernard Pomerance and starring Bradley Cooper at Booth Theater in New York City, and "Peter Pan" at the Theater Royal in Norwich, England.

The article lists top entertainment media according to "People" magazine, which include the theatrical production "The Elephant Man," the motion picture "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies," and the musical album "Monuments to an Elegy" by The Smashing Pumpkins.

This article presents views of the author on various trends in community theater in Georgia. At present, the number of community theatre groups stood at somewhere between 50 and 60 across Georgia, from Sautee to Sumter County. The community theater doesn't always make people feel good. When the play "The Elephant Man" was performed in Sautee, it was a really gloomy. Moreover, most spectators were quite critical following a recent performance of "Equus" by the Gainesville Theatre Alliance. The show is about a boy who blinds a stable of horses.

The article presents a calendar of entertainment events that will be held in New York City from July 25 to August 4, 1979. The theatrical production "The Elephant Man," directed by Jack Hofsiss will be staged nightly except on Sundays at Matineés. Singer Joan Armatrading will have a concert at the Beacon Theater on July 26. The "Treasures From the Kremlin" exhibition will be showcased at the Metropolitan Museum.

The article presents a calendar of entertainment events in New York City in 1979. "The Elephant Man," directed by Jack Hofsiss and starring Philip Anglim and Kevin Conway will be staged at the Theatre of Saint Peter's Church. A quartet to be led by trumpeter Red Rodney will be performing at the Hopper's. Sculptor Gillian Bradshaw-Smith will be having an exhibition at the Cordier & Ekstrom.

Comments on issues pertaining to theater in the United States. Author's opinion of the play "The Elephant Man"; Reasons why may Broadway hits fail on screen; Critical success of "Talley's Folly"; 20th anniversary of Lincoln Center; Presentation of a production of "The Tempest," by Liviu Ciulei; Federal, state, and city subsidies given to West German theaters. INSET: Films Worth Seeing..

The article offers the insights of stage actors Emily Yetter on her role in the theatrical play "The Exorcist" and Babar Peerzada as John Merrick in "The Elephant Man. Yetter says that he approached her role as a dual role, playing both Regan and the demon by always present at every co-actors' rehearsal. Peerzada mentions that he focuses solely on the materials as his guide and consulted with Jon Lui about his role, which is performed without makeup on stage.

The article presents several theatrical productions playing in New York City. These include "Bosoms and Neglect," by John Guare and starring Marian Mercer, Kate Reid and Paul Rudd, "The Elephant Man," by Bernard Pomerance, and "The Goodbye People," by Herb Gardner and starring Herschel Bernardi, Melanie Mayron and Ron Rifkin.

The article offers information on actor Bradley Cooper. It states that he didn't get much time to prepare for his role in the film "Silver Linings Playbook,' directed by David O. Russell. Cooper mentions that when a director allows the actor to be part of collaborative process, it means that he will be part of the film after its done. It highlights that he took on physical challenge while playing the main role in the play "The Elephant Man."

The article offers world news briefs. Singer Joe Namath made his singing debut at Civic Center in Atlanta, Georgia. The 90th birthday of the U.S. president John F. Kennedy's mother Rose Kennedy was celebrated with a "Rose Parade" in Hyannis, Massachusetts. Actor David Bowie will play the lead role in the theatrical production "The Elephant Man," to be performed in Denver, Colorado.

The article focuses on neurofibromatosis, a neurological disorder portrayed in the play "The Elephant Man" in New York City in 1979. It discusses the internal and external symptoms of the disease in John Merrick, a victim of neurofibromatosis whose life is portrayed in the play including skin discoloration and neurofibromas. It states that thousands of benign skin tumors cover the body in severe form and rarely, the "elephant skin" or folds of epidermis occur. It states that plastic surgery can be administered in milder forms of neurofibromatosis for cosmetic reasons. It presents the case of a man whose brain stem tumor was removed after developing serious complications in his 50s. It adds that medical researchers are studying a blood protein, which is high among neurofibromatosis victims.

The article presents an interview with actors Bradley Cooper and Emma Stone. Topics include their work together in the motion picture "Aloha," whether either of them use the dating mobile application Tinder, and their appreciation for each others roles in Broadway shows, such as Cooper's role in "The Elephant Man" and Stone's role in "Cabaret."

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Elephant Man," by Scott Ellis.

An interview with American stage and theater actress Patricia Clarkson is presented. Among the issues she discussed include her latest film "Learning to Drive," which debuted at the Toronto Film Festival, her preparations for the return of the staging of the play "The Elephant Man," and playing mother roles in movies such as "The Hunger Games."

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Elephant Man," starring David Bowie, held in New York City in December 2016.

The article presents a profile of the American actor Bradley Cooper, focusing on his preparations to play the title character Joseph Merrick in a July 2012 production of the play "The Elephant Man," directed by Scott Ellis, at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in New York City. Cooper's childhood fascination with the real-life Merrick, a British man with physical deformities, as well as his training for the role, are chronicled.

Comments on several theatrical productions in New York City as of April 2002. Opinion on the musical 'Thoroughly Modern Millie'; Performance of actor Billy Crudup in the play 'The Elephant Man'; Cast of the comedy play 'The Underpants.'

The article lists the magazine's "casting pick of the week" including the musical "Austen's Pride," television (TV) program "SKAM Austin" and theatrical show "The Elephant Man."

The article reviews the play "The Elephant Man" featuring actor Bradley Copper held at Theater Royal Haymarket, London, England.

The article reports that Masque Sound equipment was used by sound engineer John Gromad to create sound effects for the Broadway theatrical production of "The Elephant Man".

The article cites actor Bradley Cooper who plays a role of the Broadway revival of the Bernard Pomerance's play "The Elephant Man." He plays as the grotesquely disfigured John Merrick, but in terms of whether he can reach a new dimension in his acting career. He also plays as Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, who was murdered in 2013, in the "American Sniper"film.

A table of contents for the issue is presented.

The article presents a review of a Broadway revival production of Bernard Pomerance's play "Elephant Man," directed by Scott Ellis, starring Bradley Cooper and Alessandro Nivola, and presented at the Booth theater in New York City as December 22, 2014.

The article focuses on actor Bradley Cooper and the roles that he performed in several movies that he made. It mentions that Cooper's performance in the stage presentation "The Elephant Man" has caused him to be an actor. It discusses Cooper's roles in several motion pictures including "Silver Linings Playbook" and "The Hangover."

The article indicates that plays with big-name actors have attracted larger crowds and commanded higher ticket prices than their musical counterparts in New York's Broadway in 2014. The A-listers leading casts include Bradley Cooper in "The Elephant Man," Hugh Jackman in "The River," and Glen Close and John Lithgow in "A Delicate Balance." It also notes the surge in Broadway sales and attendance and the box office failure of new musicals like "Holler If Ya Hear Me" and "It's Only a Play."

The article features several theater plays and musicals in New York City in October 1979. The plays cited include "Bedroom Farce," by Alan Ayckbourn, "Diversions and Delights," by John Gay and "The Elephant Man," by Bernard Pomerance. The schedule of performances for the theater plays and musicals is also provided.

The article presents a list of various theatrical productions in New York City in June 1979. Address information for each venue and the name of the productions and performers shown at each venue are included. Among the theatrical productions listed are "The Elephant Man," "Letters Home," and "They're Playing Our Song."

The article previews the theatrical production "The Elephant Man," directed by David Crowe, to be performed at the Georgia Ensemble Theatre in Georgia from October 30 to November 16, 2014.

An interview with actress Patricia Clarkson is presented. When asked to comment the opinion of "Last Weekend"'s co-director Tom Dolby that Clarkson was "drained" by the end of shooting, she refers to "great" characters as "tough." The actress expresses her reverence for theater actors in relation to the making of "The Elephant Man" theater production.

The article looks at actor Bradley Cooper, focusing on his efforts to build his reputation as a serious actor. His 2012 performance in the play "The Elephant Man" as part of completing his master's thesis at the Actor's Studio Drama School in New York City is noted. Also discussed are his roles in the films "The Words," "Hit and Run," and two films premiering at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival, "Silver Linings Playbook" and "The Place Beyond the Pines."

The article highlights the preparations being done by Swedish composer and lyric tenor Carl Unander-Scharin for the world premier of his seventh opera "The Elephant Man." The theme of the opera is said to reflect the duality at the heart of the musical career of Unander-Scharin as a singing composer/composing singer. He explains his concern when he was writing the opera and describes his approach to characterization in the opera through traditional musical devices.

The article profiles actor Bradley Cooper, who will be appearing as John Merrick in the play "The Elephant Man" in the Williamstown Theatre Festival in Williamstown, Massachusetts, in the summer of 2012.

The article reports on Broadway producer Elizabeth McCann. McCann has produced a dizzying array of hits, including "The Elephant Man," "Copenhagen" and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?." She has won eight Tony Awards along the way. McCann has produced all of Edward Albee's plays during the last 20 years.

Previews the drama 'The Elephant Man,' by Bernard Pomerance.