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Tag Archives: Kevin Kraak
The Saturday List: Five Fair Features That Make MY FAIR LADY an Enduring Classic
In this week’s Saturday List, we delve into a just five of the reasons that make the world all in love with MY FAIR LADY time and time again, almost seventy years after its premiere on Broadway. Continue reading
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Tagged A Doll's House, Alan Jay Lerner, Amara Okereke, Brandy, Brandy Norwood, Broadway, Cape Town Opera, Christian Dante White, Cinderella, Duane Alexander, Fiddler on the Roof, Frederick Loewe, Henrik Ibsen, Jordan Donica, Julie Andrews, Kevin Kraak, Musical, My Fair Lady, Paolo Montalban, Pieter Toerien Productions, Rex Harrison, Steven Stead, theatre, Victor Garber, West End, Whoopi Goldberg
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The Saturday List: Seven Enchanting SOUND OF MUSIC Moments
With Pieter Toerien Productions and Cape Town Opera presenting a South African revival of THE SOUND OF MUSIC, there’s no better time to take a look at some of the enchanting musical theatre moments in this classic Broadway musical. Continue reading
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Tagged Alida Scheepers, Almost the Sound of Music, Ashley Scott, Brittany Smith, Broadway, Cape Town Opera, Charl-Johan Lingenfelder, Ché-Jean Jupp, Craig Urbani, Danielle Speckman, Duane Alexander, Howard Lindsay, Janelle Visagie, Kevin Kraak, Leah Mari, Lusibalwethu Sesanti, Megan Spencer, music, Musical, Nadia Beukes, Oscar Hammerstin II, Pieter Toerien Productions, review, Richard Rodgers, Robert Russell Bennet, Russel Crouse, Schoeman Smit, Steven Stead, The Sound of Music, theatre, Van Wyk Venter, William Berger
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