BWW Reviews: Melody Hollis Rocks Sterling's Once More with Melodyland
On Sunday April 29 Melody Hollis presented the new installment of Melodyland at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal.
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BWW Reviews: Geffen Presents Breathtaking PIANIST OF WILLESDEN LANE
Many plays have been written about Europe in the throes of the Holocaust and its devastating effect on the Jews who lived not only in Germany, but in other German-speaking countries such as Austria and Vienna.
BWW Reviews: Cabrillo's ONCE UPON A MATTRESS Great Family Fare
Once Upon a Mattress/book by Jay Thompson, Dean Fuller & Marshall Barer/music by Mary Rodgers; lyrics by Marshall Barer/directed by Richard Israel
BWW Reviews: Peter Mac's Judy at Carnegie Hall Winning Entertainment
On April 20 and 21 Peter Mac repeated one of his most challenging shows honoring Judy Garland: Judy at Carnegie Hall.
BWW Reviews: Amazing composer Michele Brourman Wows Audience at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal
On Sunday April 22 composer Michele Brourman (left), joined by gifted singer Pat Whiteman (right), presented a quite extraordinary evening of mostly original musical material at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal.
BWW Reviews: Geffen Presents a Riveting GOOD PEOPLE
As in Wonder of the World and Rabbit Hole, previous works of David Lindsay-Abaire, the playwright is not afraid to go to extremes to make a point.
BWW Reviews: Welk Resort Theatre in Escondido Offers Enjoyable Stepping Out
Stepping Out by British TV writer Richard Harris is not a musical, although it was turned into one in 2010.
BWW Reviews: Pantages Hosts a Triumphant BILLY ELLIOT
In 1984 when Northern English coal miners went on strike in defiance of Margaret Thatcher's announcement to dissolve the unions, there was little hope for the future.
BWW Reviews: MTW Racks Up Another Hit with Forbidden Broadway: Volume 2
Parody must have bite to grab hold of an audience.
BWW Interviews: Actor Rich Hebert Talks Much Anticipated LA Billy Elliot Premiere
Actor/singer Rich Hebert will open tonight, Thursday, April 12, at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood for Broadway LA in the second national tour and the Los Angeles premiere of Billy Elliot, playing Billy's dad.
BWW Reviews: THE BOOMERANG EFFECT Crackles at the Odyssey
Not unlike Neil Simon with his zippy one-liners coming at you fast and furious, Matthew Leavitt has fashioned a very uptempo ultra-modern comedy about relationships in The Boomerang Effect that manages to slip in a substantial message or two whilst tickling the funny bone.
Judy Garland Lost Easter Special is a Treat for Peter Mac Fans
This is my 7th Peter Mac show since August.
BWW Reviews: GCT's Man with the Pointed Toes is a Winner
Despite its predictability The Man with the Pointed Toes is an endearingly frothy romantic comedy a lot like the ones that Doris Day used to make in the 60s with James Garner or Rock Hudson.
Actor Burt Grinstead Talks Deathtrap and the Actors He Most Admires
Actor Burt Grinstead may have a short theatrical resume at this stage, but he has been working consistently over the past couple of years essaying plays in New York, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
BWW Interviews: Triple Threat Donna McKechnie Talks S.T.A.G.E. Benefit Original Cast 3
Tony Award winning triple threat Donna McKechnie will always be remembered as Cassie in A Chorus Line, and of course for her solo within it 'The Music and the Mirror'.
BWW Reviews: New DEATHTRAP is a Must See at the Gay and Lesbian Center of LA
Broadway had one of its greatest commercial hits and the longest running comedy-thriller with Ira Levin's Deathtrap in 1978, and it was later filmed in 1982 with Michael Caine and Christopher Reeve.
Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal Opens with Kritzerland Salute to Composer Bob Merrill
On Sunday April 1 Kritzerland presented its monthly show, this time Take Me Along saluting composer/lyricist Bob Merrill at the all new Sterling's Upstairs at The Federal in NoHo.
BWW Reviews: Rubicon's HELLO! MY BABY Scores Big Time
Be assured that Hello! My Baby is by no means a musical revue, but an original book musical by Cheri Steinkellner, incorporating fine old standards from The Great American Songbook written in the early 1900s when the action of the play takes place on both the Upper and Lower East Sides of New York.
BWW Reviews: Hershey Felder's Lincoln is a Class Act at Pasadena Playhouse
Hershey Felder has proven himself a virtuoso musician at the piano over the last fifteen years portraying Chopin, Beethoven, Bernstein and Gershwin, among others, and now with his original composition Lincoln for symphony orchestra and actor, he proves just how well he can sing and tell a story.
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