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Wednesday, January 14, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)
Lincoln Triangle store to feature excerpts
She has been most daring by including four Streisand hits including the famous duet that Barbra sang with Judy Garland - "Get Happy"/"Happy Days" - here recorded with Sutton Foster in another fantastic arrangem…
The usual buzz of happy expectation that attends the 92nd Street Y's venerable Lyrics and Lyricists series was noticeably muted at this season's opening concert.
DC reviewer Gary McMillan weighs in on Arthur Laurents' new take on West Side Story.
New production hews to a brash interpretation of the Chekhov classic
Fortunately, a talented, hard-working six-member ensemble, under the guidance of Troy Magino, instills an infectious vitality into the proceedings, powering through the throwaway plot while projecting the songs…
Inspired by a "steampunk" fusion of techno and Victoriana, helmer Michael Butler's production, by way of Walnut Creek's Center REP and Laguna co-producer San Jose Rep, isn't the most seamless or sophisticated e…
This unconventional play about an indigenous Australian people may ask a little too much of an American audience.
Scores of zingers, one-liners, retorts and anecdotes left the opening night audience roaring so loud the actors often struggled to be heard.
"Mary Poppins" it ain't, but it sure keeps your attention.
Mabou Mines' new pair of one-acts may please longtime fans, but neophytes are likely to be a bit dumbfounded.
This revue at the Zipper Factory offers abundant proof of songwriter Joe Iconis' talent.
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