David Perkovich News

Onstage now at the Theatre at the Center, a quick drive from Chicago in Munster, Indiana, is a 'Man of La Mancha' that is about as authentic an evocation of the legendary 1960s New York staging as you are ever likely to see.....

Theatre at the Center celebrated opening night of the musical masterpiece, Man of La Mancha on September 17 at 1040 Ridge Road, Munster, Indiana. Man of La Mancha, the winner of five Tony awards including Best Musical, is directed by multi Jeff Award winner William Pullinsi and star James Harms as Don Quixote. The show will run through October 11, 2009.

Theatre at the Center will present the musical masterpiece, Man of La Mancha from September 10 through October 17 at 1040 Ridge Road, Munster, Indiana. Man of La Mancha, the winner of five Tony awards including Best Musical, will be directed by multi Jeff Award winner William Pullinsi and star James Harms as 'Don Quixote'. The press opening is September 17.

Theatre at the Center will present the musical masterpiece, Man of La Mancha from September 10 through October 17 at 1040 Ridge Road, Munster, Indiana. Man of La Mancha, the winner of five Tony awards including Best Musical, will be directed by multi Jeff Award winner William Pullinsi and star James Harms as 'Don Quixote'. The press opening is September 17.

Theatre at the Center will present the musical masterpiece, Man of La Mancha from September 10 through October 17 at 1040 Ridge Road, Munster, Indiana. Man of La Mancha, the winner of five Tony awards including Best Musical, will be directed by multi Jeff Award winner William Pullinsi and star James Harms as 'Don Quixote'. The press opening is September 17.

Theatre at the Center will present the musical masterpiece, Man of La Mancha from September 10 through October 17 at 1040 Ridge Road, Munster, Indiana. Man of La Mancha, the winner of five Tony awards including Best Musical, will be directed by multi Jeff Award winner William Pullinsi and star James Harms as 'Don Quixote'. The press opening is September 17.

Veteran Chicago theatergoers will recall the long-running production of the musical called simply 'Phantom,' at the now-razed Candlelight Dinner Playhouse in southwest suburban Summit, Illinois. The show, written in the 1980s by composer/lyricist Maury Yeston and bookwriter Arthur Kopit as a follow-up to their Tony-winning musical 'Nine,'...

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