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A Little Night Music
Hard to believe it’s over thirty-five years since the original production of "A Little Night Music" shined on Broadway. Now in a leaner, meaner version which originated at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London (also responsible for the recent succes... [more] |
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Billy Elliot
Billy Elliot's fantastic journey from the coalmines of northern England to the ballet studios of London crackles with freshness and inspiration.
Not since Annie has such a sublime young protagonist — played with depth and emotional authority... [more] |
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Come Fly Away
Frank Sinatra's dulcet voice and easy-on-the-ear recordings may not appear to be perfectly harmonious with Twyla Tharp's vibrantly expressive choreography, but they form a nice and easy in pairing in Come Fly Away, the latest dazzling dance mu... [more] |
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In The Heights
Who says they're not writing old-fashioned musicals anymore? Lin-Manuel Miranda's salsa and hip-hop rhythms for his maiden Broadway effort may not be the kind usually heard on the Great White Way, but his lyrics and Quiara Alegria Hudes' book demonst... [more] |
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La Cage Aux Folles
Do you really need to see yet another revival of "La Cage Aux Folles"? You bet you do! This latest arrival from London's Menier Chocolate Factory starring Olivier award-winner, Douglas Hodge, and TV’s Fraiser, Kelsey Grammer, is moving and glamorous,... [more] |
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Lend Me a Tenor
Hard to believe that Ken Ludwig's Lend Me a Tenor dates back no further than the late '80s. At its best and its worst it plays like a farce excavated from 50 years earlier, when the play is set. Broadly conceived characters are embroiled in a case of... [more] |
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Memphis
Memphis should be calling New York home for quite some time. This crowd-pleasing musical boasts not just an exhilarating original score of '50s rock and soul but, even rarer, an original story -- it's not based on a movie, nor is it a jukebox ... [more] |
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Promises, Promises
You'd be hard-pressed to find a more delicious, delightful confection of a musical than Rob Ashford's candy-colored revival of Promises, Promises. From the groovy score by Burt Bacharach and Hal David to Neil Simon's compassionately humorous b... [more] |
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Race
Race, the latest from David Mamet, is painfully contrived, overtly political and lightly misogynistic. But Mamet can never be accused of being shy when it comes to attacking provocative subjects, and his newest entry is no exception. You may n... [more] |
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Rock of Ages
When Cole Porter wrote the song “Anything Goes” it’s doubtful he ever imagined anything like the latest transfer from off-Broadway, “Rock of Ages”. The new eighties jukebox musical delights in its lowbrow verbiage, tasteless jokes, overt sexism and a... [more] |
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The Addams Family
Creepy, crawly, or to quote the popular TV theme song – “they’re kooky.. all together ooky, The Addams Family.” And now, after the show had lived forever in syndication gathering up followers as sci-fi hits often do, and spawning a handful of film ad... [more] |
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West Side Story
Director Arthur Laurents has reconceived "West Side Story", the masterpiece that he (as the book writer) created, with genius director/choreographer Jerome Robbins, lyricist extraordinaire, Stephen Sondheim, and composer, Leonard Bernstein, almost fi... [more] |
