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Tag Archives: Musical Cyberspace
1 to 5 Musical Theatre Month
Every day this December, I’m choosing 5 musicals linked by a common theme and ranking them from best to worst. I’d love to see your rankings of the musicals posted each day, so head on down to the comment box … Continue reading
Look who’s here! I’m still here!
Things on Musical Cyberspace have been rather quiet of late. It has been a busy couple of months for me, what with trying to balance teaching, writing reviews for BroadwayWorld and working on 8 books that will hopefully be published … Continue reading
Track by Track / In Depth Looks at Musical Theatre
My track-by-track commentary of the Love Never Dies recording has proved to be very popular on this site, so I thought that I should make this a regular monthly feature here at Musical Cyberspace. As such, I will pick a … Continue reading
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The Big Move III
So the another section of the site content has been moved over to WordPress. Perhaps less bittersweet now than urgent… but what’s here now? All the material that was on the old “Live, Laugh, Love” section of the site is … Continue reading
The Big Move II
So the next section of the site content has been moved over to WordPress. That bittersweet feeling of seeing the old pass away and the new come into being applies. So what’s here now? All the material that was on … Continue reading
The Big Move
So I’ve finally shifted the first section of the site content over. It’s quite sad to see all the old pages deleted, but quite exciting to see the new pages grow. So what’s here now? All the material that was … Continue reading
Hello world!
The announcement of the closing of Geocities had me reeling. Suddenly, one is left with no idea of “where to go from here”. I needed a place where I could store the wealth of information I’ve collected about musicals over … Continue reading