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Tag Archives: Victoria Clark
The Technicolor Dreams of LADY IN THE DARK
Some musicals fade into history because they failed to capture the imagination of their contemporary audiences. Others can’t make their mark because they’re ahead of their time. LADY IN THE DARK is neither. It was a huge hit, critically and commercially, and it was absolutely in step with the times. Even so, it is a show that feels strangely distant in today’s musical theatre landscape, even as we remember and celebrate other great successes of the 1940s. Continue reading
The Saturday List: Five SISTER ACT moments that are “Fabulous, Baby!” and Five that “Haven’t Got a Prayer”
In today’s Saturday List, we’re unpacking which moments in SISTER ACT are “Fabulous, Baby!” alongside a few others that “Haven’t Got a Prayer.” Let’s jump right in and look for a little salvation! Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Gwon, Alan Menken, Benj Pasek, Bill Steinkellner, Broadway, Candida Mosoma, Cheri Steinkellner, Dear Evan Hansen, Edges, Fun Home, Glenn Slater, Hairspray, Howard Ashman, Justin Paul, Kate Normington, Legally Blonde, Little Shop of Horrors, Maggie Smith, Marla Mindelle, music, Musical, Ordinary Days, Patina Miller, reviews, Sister Act, theatre, Tony Awards, Victoria Clark, West End
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Forgotten Musicals Friday: BABY
My sister is pregnant and we just found out she is going to have a little girl, so of course, the musical BABY has been on my mind this week. Continue reading
Posted in Forgotten Musicals Friday
Tagged Alice Ripley, Anika Noni Rose, Baby, Cass Morgan, Closer Than Ever, David Shire, Faith Prince, Kenneth Jones, Kerry Butler, LaChanze, Michael Rupert, Nick Blaemire, Paper Mill Playhouse, Playbill, Richard Maltby Jr, Richard Muenz, Roundabout, Sean McGrath, Victoria Clark
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TITANIC: the Broadway Musical vs the Blockbuster Movie
In 1997, two different versions of the “Titanic” story were told in two different styles in two different mediums. The film a fictional love story set against the backdrop of the ill-fated ship of dreams, while the musical used the stories of the real life Titanic passengers as a basis for its tale.
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