Margaret Hall - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

Margaret is a Staff Writer at Playbill, and one of the founders of the Playbill Goes Fringe! Edinburgh program. An accredited musical theatre historian, she has a BFA in Drama and an MA in Musical Theatre History from New York University, where she now teaches. She is the author of Paul Gemignani's memoir, GEMIGNANI: Life and Lessons from Broadway and Beyond, and the founding executive director of the Autistic Theatremakers Alliance. When not in a theatre, she can be found analyzing mid-century American pop culture and enjoying cheesy vampire dramas.

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Total articles 3083

• Tony Winner Cynthia Erivo To Narrate New Wicked Audiobook

  By Margaret Hall

  Apr. 22, 2025

• Comedian Jeff Ross' Take a Banana for the Ride Is Broadway Bound

  By Margaret Hall

  Apr. 22, 2025

• Tony Winner Cynthia Erivo To Narrate New Wicked Audiobook

  By Margaret Hall

  Apr. 22, 2025

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Playbill

Playbill is a prominent program magazine that has been integral to the theater industry since 1884. Originally founded as a free magazine-style program for New York playhouses, it has grown to become the leading publication for Broadway, Off-Broadway, and other theater venues across the United States. Playbill offers program publishing services, producing and distributing detailed programs for theatrical productions that include information about the show, cast, crew, and sponsors. It also serves as a significant advertising platform for local businesses and national brands, connecting them with a targeted audience of theatergoers. Additionally, Playbill features articles, interviews, and reviews related to theater and the performing arts, making it a valuable resource for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike. Its core products include printed programs, digital content, and special editions for notable events in the theater world.