BWW Reviews: Tony Winner Betty Buckley Brings Her Class Act to Segerstrom's Samueli Theatre
It is easy to understand why Betty Buckley has been called the 'Voice of Broadway'.
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BWW Reviews: 3-D Theatricals' Magnificent PARADE
In 1998 when Jason Robert Brown won a Tony Award for the score of this unusually provocative musical Parade, the opulent Broadway production closed to critical acclaim, but due to excessive costs, the show remained inaccessible until the Donmar Warehouse resurrected it and produced a tight - minus t
BWW Reviews: Theatre West Does Clare Boothe Luce Proud with New Production of THE WOMEN
Clare Boothe Luce's satirical classic The Women was a big grossing box-office hit at the movies in 1939.
BWW Reviews: Welk Resorts' CHICAGO Sizzles On Through June 2
Chicago/book by Fred Ebb & Bob Fosse/music by John Kander; lyrics by Fred Ebb/directed & choreographed by Ray Limon/Welk Theatre, San Diego/through June 2
BWW Interviews: Actor/Singer Robert Yacko Talks 3DTheatrical's PARADE, Opening 5/11
Opening this week in Fullerton at Plummer Auditorium is 3-D Theatricals' (3DT) production of Jason Robert Brown's Tony winning musical Parade, a show that is rarely if ever revived due to its dark and controversial subject matter.
BWW Reviews: The Roar of Kritzerland as They Salute Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse
I can't help but borrow from the genius of Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse when I affirm it was The Roar of Kritzerland, The Smell of the burgers at the Federal on Sunday May 5 - Cinco de Mayo, no less - as Kritzerland presented its 33rd show in its current home at Sterling's Upstairs at the Fede
BWW Reviews: Neil LaBute's Riveting Adaptation of MISS JULIE Commands the Geffen
The world premiere adaptation by LaBute of Miss Julie is moment.
BWW Reviews: Singer Matt Zarley Rocks Sterling's
On Sunday April 28 at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal, Matt Zarley debuted his new show Broadway to Billboard, celebrating his latest album Change Begins With Me.
BWW Reviews: Yet Another PETER PAN Premieres at The Blank
The latest incarnation of the J.
BWW Reviews: Fascinating ONE WHITE CROW Premieres at Edgemar
Playwright Dale Griffiths Stamos is unafraid to delve into the human psyche to search for answers that will perhaps never be found; it makes for a brave new work One White Crow whose deeply human characters with divergent opinions on faith vs.
BWW Reviews: Mullally and Offerman Live ANNAPURNA at Odyssey
Annapurna is one of the highest mountain peaks of the Himalayas, considered the most dangerous.
BWW Reviews: Ramin Karimloo Sings Broadway to Bluegrass at Sterling's, Opening His Newest US Tour
On Sunday evening April 21 singer/actor Ramin Karimloo best known to UK audiences for his stellar performances as the Phantom in both The Phantom of the Opera and its sequel Love Never Dies, made his Los Angeles cabaret debut at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal in Broadway to Bluegrass.
BWW Reviews: Behind the Scenes Play BILLY & RAY Proves a Colorful Exploration
Boasting slick staging by director Garry Marshall and a stalwart ensemble of four, Billy & Ray, to quote a Wilder (Kevin Blake) phrase from the play, sparks and sparkles with entertainment value.
BWW Reviews: Candlelight Pavilion Loves Charity... Charity Hope Valentine, That Is!
Sweet Charity/book by Neil Simon/music by Cy Coleman; lyrics by Dorothy Fields/directed by Neil Dale/choreographed by Janet Renslow/Candlelight Pavilion Dinner Theatre, Claremont/through May 5
BWW Reviews: Limited Return to Pantages of Arthur Laurents' Latest WEST SIDE STORY
When the original West Side Story opened on Broadway in 1957, it changed in many ways the concept of what constitutes a Broadway musical.
BWW Reviews: Kritzerland Salutes Comden and Green: It's a Perfect Relationship
On Sunday April 7 Kritzerland presented its monthly tribute to great composers, this time around in honor ofthe incomparable lyricists Betty Comden and Adolph Green, entitled Just in Time: The Songs of Betty Comden and Adolph Green.
BWW Reviews: Stunning Opening for Sustaining Sound Theatre Company
I am a huge fan of Louisa May Alcott's story of the March sisters and both films of Little Women, the one from the early 30s starring Katharine Hepburn and Joan Bennett and then the 1949 revival starring June Allyson, Elizabeth Taylor, Janet Leigh and Margaret O'Brien.
BWW Interviews: International Singing Sensation Ramin Karimloo Talks About Bluegrass and His SRO Concerts at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal
Olivier nominated for Love Never Dies, Canadian born actor/singer Ramin Karimloo will perform his cabaret act at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal April 21-22.
BWW Reviews: Macha Theatre Presents the Image of Marilyn in a Somewhat Different Light
Two months from today Marilyn Monroe fans will celebrate what would have been her eighty-seventh birthday.
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