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Category Archives: Musicals
Saluting Lansbury in Song
The previously announced fundraising gala, during which Angela Lansbury will receive the inaugural Signature Theatre Sondheim Award, will include tribute performances by Jason Danieley, Sherri L. Edelen, Victor Garber and Marin Mazzie. Of their involvement in the event, the Signature … Continue reading
FANNY Photos
The City Center Encores! production of S. N. Behrman, Joshua Logan and Harold Rome’s Fanny, directed by Mark Bruni with choreography by Lorin Latarro opened tonight for a run through 7 February. The cast includes Elena Shaddow (Fanny), Fred Applegate … Continue reading
Posted in Concerts, Musicals, Photo Calls
Tagged Concerts, Encores!, Fanny, Harold Rome, Joshua Logan, Musicals, Photographs, S. N. Behrman
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“Love Never Dies” – and neither does this song…
So here it is, the titular tune from the sequel to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies: Hang on a second you say – that sounds familiar! Well, of course it does. The song was … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, International, Musicals, Performances, Television, West End, YouTube
Tagged Andrew Lloyd Webber, Broadway, International, Kiri te Kanewa, Love Never Dies, Musicals, Performances, Sierra Boggess, The Beautiful Game, The Boys in the Photograph, The Phantom of the Opera, West End
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THE NUTTY PROFESSOR for Broadway
In an interview with the Las Vegas Review Journal, Jerry Lewis said that he was hoping that the stage musical adaptation of The Nutty Professor, with book and lyrics by Rupert Holmes and music by Marvin Hamlisch, is aiming for … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Movies, Musicals
Tagged Broadway, Damn Yankees, Jerry Lewis, Marvin Hamlisch, Movies, Musicals, Rupert Holmes, The Nutty Professor
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WEST SIDE STORY wins the Grammy Award
The Grammy Awards were presented last night and West Side Story, the classic Broadway musical by Arthur Laurents, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim, took home the awards for “Best Musical Show Album”, winning over Ain’t Misbehavin’, Hair, 9 to 5 … Continue reading
Review: Disney’s THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG
Disney returns to its roots with this release of The Princess and the Frog, the first of its kind since Home on the Range in 2004. For too long, the studio proper has languished in the domain of CGI features … Continue reading
LEGALLY BLONDE Extends into 2011
Latest news on the West End production of Legally Blonde is that a block of ticket sales that will take the show through February 2011 has been made available. The show has had a positive reception from critics and,as you … Continue reading
Posted in Musicals, West End, YouTube
Tagged Legally Blonde, Musicals, Sheriday Smith, West End
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New NINE to Include Film Songs
The Westchester Broadway Theatre will present a new production of Nine, starring Robert Cuccioli as Guido with Jonathan Stahl taking the seemingly inseparable director-choreographer task of staging the show. What’s the real news? Well, the website says that one or … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Movies, Musicals
Tagged Maury Yeston, Movies, Musicals, Nine, Titanic
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LOVE NEVER DIES: Debut of the Title Tune
The public will hear the title tune from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies for the first time tonight when it is performed by Sierra Boggess on The South Bank Show Awards. She will be accompanied by Lloyd Webber and … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Musicals, Performances, Television, West End
Tagged Andrew Lloyd Webber, Love Never Dies, Sierra Boggess
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Oscar Nominations…
This past year, the musical was represented on screen by the adaptation of Nine and Disney’s first traditionally animated film musical in a long time, The Princess and the Frog. Both have picked up a couple of nominations for the … Continue reading →