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Book Suggestions for Theater Lovers
As a fellow theater nerd myself, the more I can learn about shows or the art of acting or creating shows, the more interested I become. This post is full of some recommendations for some really good...
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Theater Across the Pond in London’s West End
Today I thought I would dedicate a whole blog to the West End. We may have just entered our new Broadway season, but they’ve also got a whole new slew of important shows coming down the pipe-work...
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Broadway’s Scariest Characters…
Boo! Did I scare you? Probably not. But, as they say, “Tis the season!”, and Broadway sure is a menagerie of colorful, down-right frightening, characters. Before you think this is a blog about Michael...
View ArticleWhat I’m Thankful For
Turkey Day is upon us, which means it’s time to get very sentimental, stare at giant balloons of Elmo and Snoopy for four hours, and stuff ourselves to the point of pain with mashed potatoes, cranberry...
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An evening with Harold Prince
The name Harold (Hal) Prince is synonymous with Broadway, some even going so far as to proclaim him the prince of Broadway. I was extremely fortunate to be able to attend a lecture,given by him at my...
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“Disney-fied” Into the Woods Movie – What to Expect
Last week, The New Yorker came out with news that evoked shock, awe, and anger in the theater fandom. The article talked about the inevitable changes being made to the upcoming film adaptation Into The...
View ArticleWhat Makes a Sondheim Musical Unique
By Hailie Gold Stephen Sondheim is one of, if not the most, musically adventurous composer in musical theater history. He got his start mentoring under Oscar Hammerstein III, but his career really...
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