BWW Interview: Laughter That Cures All Ills: Dan Goggin and the Enduring Phenomenon of NUNSENSE
' 'If laughter cures all ills, Nunsense will make doctors obsolete.
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BWW Review: We Love You Conrad: MSMT's Stylish Revival of BYE BYE BIRDIE
It has been fifty-eight years since the Tony-award-winning Michael Stewart/Charles Crouse/Lee Adams musical Bye Bye Birdie first opened on Broadway, and while the topicality of the material is no longer au courant, still this fresh, charming Maine State Music Theatre revival, directed/choreographed
BWW Review: Delightfully Outrageous and Incorrect: The PRODUCERS at Biddeford City Theater
It is almost fifty years since the original Mel Brooks film and seventeen since the Broadway stage version of Mel Brook's hilarious and outrageously funny, totally incorrect musical, The Producers, hit the stage.
BWW Interview: Stayin' Alive: Panel Explores the World of SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
The very first number in the stage version of Saturday Night Fever is an ensemble piece, Stayin' Alive, which sets the tone for the raw, realistic musical drama which follows.
BWW Interview: Ogunquit's AMERICAN IN PARIS: A Musical and Choreographic Conversation
'This is a period in history where art is rejuvenating the people.
BWW Review: Dance, Dance, DANCE: MSMT's SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
With the immortal songs of the BeeGees, mesmerizing disco dancing, and a cast of unforgettable characters, the musical version of Saturday Night Fever offers an inherently compelling theatrical experience.
BWW Interview: Jacob Tischler: Creating a Conversation
"This show is a boot camp in and of itself!" declares Jacob Tischler.
BWW Interview: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Panel Explores Fairytale Magic
"Beauty and the Beast is the essence of that Disney magic! It brings people together and it is such a joyful experience!" Actress Lexi Rabadi plays Belle in Maine State Music Theatre's new blockbuster production of the Disney classic which closes its run July 14th.
BWW Interview: Tyler Micoleau: Bringing Broadway to Brunswick and Back
Tyler Micoleau wanders among the cast portraits at Maine State Music Theatre's 22 Elm Street offices and studios, murmuring in quiet amazement, as he surveys the years with their colorful productions leading up to the present.
BWW Review: MSMT'S Opulent BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Offers Pure Enchantment
With what is arguably the largest production in Maine State Music Theatre's history, the company brings a level of opulence, sophistication, and magic to the Pickard stage that makes this production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast a fitting jewel in the Diamond Jubilee Crown.
BWW Interview: Darick Pead: The Struggle, the Journey, the Narrative
“I love telling stories; it doesn't matter what the form is.
BWW Interview: Oh, What a Beautiful Feeling: Stephen Mark Lukas and Taylor Quick in Ogunquit's OKLAHOMA
'There is something so simple, so wholesome about the story and the characters.
BWW Interview: Pounding the Pavement with Positivity: A Conversation with Lexi Rabadi
"As an actress I believe in pounding the pavement with positivity.
BWW Review: Celebrating Irving Berlin: MSMT Launches Concert Series with I LOVE A PIANO
MSMT's all-singing, all-dancing tribute to Irving Berlin, I Love a Piano, blew the Pickard Theater audience away at two Monday performances with its steady stream of classic hit tunes, its high energy choreography, and the dazzling virtuosity of its youthful cast.
BWW Review: Happily Ever After: MSMT Presents Robin and Clark's CINDERELLA with a Contemporary Twist
There is a moment in Robin and Clark's musical version of Cinderella when the scullery maid screws up her courage and hurls a self-affirmation back to her abusive stepmother and sisters, saying, "No! I've always done everything you asked and now it is time for me to do something for myself!" The au
BWW Interview: Scott Moreau: It All Began in Brunswick
For actor Scott Moreau, playing Johnny Cash in the opening production of Maine State Music Theatre's 60th anniversary season is a very special homecoming.
BWW Interview: Scott Moreau - It All Began in Brunswick
For actor Scott Moreau, playing Johnny Cash in the opening production of Maine State Music Theatre's 60th anniversary season is a very special homecoming.
BWW Review: The Revolution of Rock n' Roll: MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET Ignites MSMT Stage
When Rock n' Roll burst onto the scene in the late 1950s, it brought with it a veritable revolution in American popular music.
BWW Interview: Telling a Great Story: A Conversation with Hunter Foster
'When I was growing up, I wanted to be a writer, a novelist, and that's what eventually drew me into acting and then directing and writing for the stage.
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