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INNER VOICES Off-Broadway
Two new one act musicals will premiere Off-Broadway tonight when previews start for Inner Voices: Solo Musicals. With opening night set for 6 April, the shows will play at 59E59 Theaters until April 24th under the auspices of Premieres in … Continue reading
THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS on Broadway Next Season
There may be two theatres opening up on Broadway next next week – the Circle in the Square Theater and the Henry Miller’s Theater – but Off-Broadway’s The Scottsboro Boys won’t make the transfer to the Great White Way this … Continue reading
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Tagged Brandon Victor Dixon, Christian White, Cody Ryan Wise, Colman Domingo, Commentary, David Thompson, Derrick Cobey, Forrest McClendon, Fred Ebb, John Cullum, John Kander, Josh Breckenridge, Julius Thomas III, KendRick Jones, Musicals, Off Broadway, Rodney Hicks, Sean Bradford, Sharon Washington, Susan Stroman, The Scottsboro Boys, Tony Awards
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A Random Thought About Movie Musicals…
Lots of people complain about the way that stage musicals are adapted for the screen, often citing unfaithfulness to the source material as the reason for their woes. But…. should we be expecting or looking for the same experience when … Continue reading
BLAZING SADDLES! Another Mel Brooks Musical!
The hard part was inventing the candy-gram. The easy part, it seems, is for Mel Brooks to turn his films into stage musicals. Following The Producers and Young Frankenstein, Brooks is working on his third Broadway musical, this time based … Continue reading
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Tagged Blazing Saddles, Broadway, Commentary, Mel Brooks, Musicals, The Producers, Young Frankenstein
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MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET
Million Dollar Quartet, Broadway’s newest jukebox musical, begins its four week preview period tonight at the Nederlander Theatre. The musical tells the story of the legendary impromptu recording session by rock superstars Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and … Continue reading
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Tagged Broadway, Carl Perkins, Colin Escott, Commentary, Eddie Clendening, Elizabeth Stanley, Elvis Presley, Eric Schaeffer, Floyd Mutrux, Hunter Foster, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Lance Guest, Levi Kreis, Million Dollar Quartet, Musicals, Rob Lyons
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LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 12
The final part of this track-by-track Love Never Dies commentary covers the ending of the show, dealing with tracks 12-13 on the second disc of the original cast recording. 12. “Gustave, Gustave” The title of this track made me chuckle. … Continue reading
LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 11
The eleventh and final part of this track-by-track commentary of Love Never Dies works through Christine’s climactic performance of the title song and its immediate aftermath: tracks 10-11 of the second disc of the original cast recording. 10. “Love Never … Continue reading
LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 10
Part 10 of this track-by-track Love Never Dies commentary takes us to Christine’s dressing room, beginning the lead up to the moment whether Christine will choose to sing or not, taking us through tracks 8-9 of the second disc of … Continue reading
LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 9
The ninth part of my track-by-track commentary of Love Never Dies deals with a sequence of reprises of tunes we’ve heard earlier in the show, those heard on tracks 4-5 of the second disc of the original cast recording, “Bathing … Continue reading
Rosie O’Donnell and THE KID: a Dark Nights Discussion
The Kid is a new musical based on based on Dan Savage’s The Kid: What Happened After My Boyfriend and I Decided to Get Pregnant being presented by The New Group for a world premiere run later this month. With … Continue reading →