There was a time when a liking for Stephen Sondheim could cause fights at parties. From the late 1970s, when the future of the musical seemed seriously to be in doubt, the American composer had the status of a guru and his followers were loyal members of a cult.
Gustavus Adolphus College NewsAssassins, Munsch Ado About Nothing warm up winterCalgary HeraldBy Kathleen Renne, Calgary Herald January 19, 2012 When I speak with director Bill Torrie about his upcoming production for Front Row Centre Players -...
Vanity FairSpider-Man Countersuit Reveals New Villain: Julie Taymor, Broadway GodzillaVanity FairOne of the more entertaining things you can read online this week is the complete 66-page countersuit the producers of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark...
Popular uprisings sweeping the Arab world exposed biases by Western governments that supported Arab autocratic rulers for the sake of "stability" while turning a blind eye to their repressive policies, Human Rights Watch said Sunday.
Legendary singer Barbara Cook has just turned 84. She received a 2011 Kennedy Center Honor, has a new CD: You Make Me Feel So Young and is doing her annual holiday cabaret show with singer Michael Feinstein.
The boy band rocker gets ready to return to his Broadway roots as the star of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. (RT @inheartandsoul: El beso...
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FIDDLER ONCE AGAIN PROVES ITS STAYING POWER IN BROADWAY SERIES. Fiddler on the Roof. Music by Jerry Bock, Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick. Book by Joseph Stein. Directed by Sammy Dallas Bayes. A review by Kathi E.B.
New York TimesA 'Porgy' for Theatergoers, Not for Fans of the OperaNew York Times(I had to smile at the program note pointedly reminding us that George Gershwin cut 45 minutes of the original score, including Porgy's solo “Buzzard Song,” later restored...
Evening of Stephen Sondheim classicsKnutsford GuardianREHEARSALS are starting for an entertaining evening at Knutsford Musical Theatre Company featuring the songs of Stephen Sondheim.
TheaterMania.comBroadway's 'La Cage aux Folles' opens at Kennedy Center in DC starring George ...Washington PostWASHINGTON — The acclaimed Broadway show “La Cage aux Folles” is opening at the Kennedy Center this week starring George Hamilton and...
New York TimesA Program for Singers Shows Them the Way to Carnegie HallNew York Times“I'm still here,” an ebullient Marilyn Horne crooned to a delighted audience at Zankel Hall on Thursday night, invoking the classic Stephen Sondheim song.
Broadway favorite Erin Davie offers a peek behind the scenes at Repertory Theatre of St. Louis' production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Sunday in the Park With George.
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Current Role: Making his Broadway debut in the beautiful city of Godspell (“the Gospel on steroids”) singing “Light of the World.” Spin Doctor: Growing up in a family of medical professionals, Salazar was certain his destiny ...
Bernadette Peters on the other hand seems to have forgotten her vocal technique. It was painful to watch her struggle with her voice. It was almost as though she was writhing in pain as she searched for her former vocal ability. Unfortunately on stage is not the time for searching, it’s the time to have it all together.
Contactmusic.comMichael Ball - Original Les Miserables Cast Members Fight For RoyaltiesContactmusic.comSinger Michael Ball and thespian Peter Polycarpou are spearheading a new battle with executives at First Night Records over Les Miserables...
An hour later, when the St. James Theatre's checkered curtain/panel rose on the oft-criticized show, my own good mood was only enhanced by this colorful and clever revival of the 1965 original from Burton Lane (music) ...
Did a cork pop? Did the world stop? Am I just in love…with the music and lyrics of Hugh Martin? Even if you don’t know the name of the late Mr. Martin, you certainly know his songs: “Meet Me in St. Louis,” “The Trolley Song,” and a little song heard every season, year after year, by the name of “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” But these songs from the MGM musical Meet Me in St. Louis are just the tip of the iceberg of Hugh Martin’s catalogue, a few highlights of a career that lasted more than 75 years.
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