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A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC coverage in USA TODAY
USA Today seems to have had a fair bit of coverage of A Little Night Music, including interviews with Catherine Zeta-Jones, Angela Lansbury and Stephen Sondheim himself. The first article I saw was an interview with Zeta-Jones, some of which … Continue reading
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Broadway Revival Reviews
Time for the reviews of A Little Night Music to start rolling in…. Raves Scott Brown at New York Theatre: Trevor Nunn’s stunning, twilit, devastatingly good new production… Lansbury, who capsizes the theater with every roll of those outsize eyes, … Continue reading
O/T: THE MIRACLE WORKER Controversy
While this topic isn’t specifically related to musical theatre, I think it does have ramifications for theatre in general and is thus worth reflection. The casting of Abigail Breslin in The Miracle Worker has sparked a huge controversy, upsetting advocates … Continue reading
NPR Interviews Ramona Mallory
NPR is running a story about Ramona Mallory (Anne in the revival of A Little Night Music). Dealing mostly with her heritage, there are interviews with Victoria Mallory and Mark Lambert as well as with Ramona herself, as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged A Little Night Music, Broadway, Hunter Ryan Herdlicka, Mark Lambert, Musicals, Ramona Mallory, Victoria Mallory
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A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Revival Opens
Opening night is here. I can’t wait to see the reviews!
THE MIRACLE WORKER’s Broadway Controversy
The casting of Abigail Breslin in The Miracle Worker has sparked a huge controversy, upsetting advocates for blind and deaf actors in the arts. Continue reading
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Revival Financial Prospects
Variety has offered up some speculations about the financial prospects of the revival of A Little Night Music. They think things look good: In its first two weeks, the production has grossed more than $1.5 million, a solid sum for … Continue reading
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Tagged A Little Night Music, Angela Lansbury, Broadway, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Musicals
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NEWSFLASH: Best Theatre of the Decade
Only two musicals have been featured in the “The Best Theatre of the Decade” list in the Sunday Times: Avenue Q and La Cage aux Folles. The London production of Avenue Q – by Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx and Jeff … Continue reading
NEWSFLASH: LA CAGE AUX FOLLES’s Return to Broadway
La Cage aux Folles is being revived on Broadway for the second time this decade. The 2004 revival received mixed notices, but managed to pick up the Tony Award for the Best Revival of a Musical (over Pacific Overtures and … Continue reading