BWW Reviews: Shirley Jones and Son Make Already Spectacular MUSIC MAN Beautiful
Mother-son pair Shirley Jones and Patrick Cassidy have more than star power.
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With beautiful, golden sets and a blessedly wonderful cast, the problem with Lamplighter's production of "The Mikado" does not result from a lack of talent.
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When you're dealing with a musical version of a classic like 'The Little Mermaid,' it becomes nearly impossible to botch a show enough to give viewers reason to hate it.
BWW Reviews: Audiences Get a Kick Out of ANYTHING GOES
Apparently, anything goes at the Gallo Center for the Arts in Modesto.
BWW Reviews: SCOTTSBORO BOYS Balances Smiles with Stirring Truth
Masterfully communicated through the art of minstrel storytelling, Kander and Ebb's "The Scottsboro Boys" turns around the stereotypes and exaggerated personalities that encouraged racism in the early 1900s to create a surprisingly poignant musical that celebrates the voice of the individual and rem
BWW Interviews: For Charles Osborne, ANYTHING GOES
Charles Osborne, star of Modesto Performing Art's 'Anything Goes,' talks to BroadwayWorld about his role as Billy Crocker and what audiences can expect from the Cole Porter Musical.
BWW Reviews: Music Circus Opens With Charismatic GREASE
The ultimate musical on peer pressure, sex and parties, "Grease" always wins out as a good time, despite shallow characters that overshadow deeper truths.
BWW Reviews: Viva VERDI Comes Alive in SF Opera's New ATTILA
One of Giuseppe Verdi's lesser-performed operas, Attila lacks the hummable songs that have brought his better-known operas into popular culture.
BWW Reviews: New MAGIC FLUTE Full of Color and Wonder at SF Opera
Polka dots, neon and pastel colors, and innovative use of projector technology comprise a cheerful and vivid new production of Mozart's The Magic Flute, which premiered Wednesday night at the San Francisco Opera Memorial House.
BWW Reviews: VOCA PEOPLE Inspire Life and Laughter
Home to some wonderfully strange and unique characters, San Francisco should have no trouble welcoming the Voca People.
Summer Stages: BWW's Top Summer Theatre Picks - Sacramento/Northern California!
BroadwayWorld has your top five picks for summer entertainment in Sacramento and surrounding areas.
BWW Reviews: Fresno Comes Alive With THE SOUND OF MUSIC
Audience members laughed and smiled as if they had never before seen Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The Sound of Music" at Saturday night's Roger Rocka's Dinner Theater performance of the classic musical.
BWW Reviews: Broadway Sacramento Goes WICKED
Seven is the perfect number.
BWW Reviews: A.C.T. Presents Beckett's Unconventional ENDGAME AND PLAY
Both terribly morbid and wonderfully brilliant, Samuel Beckett's "Endgame" and "Play" are difficult at first to understand.
BWW Interviews: THANKS FOR PLAYING: THE GAME SHOW SHOW Creator Talks Retro Dome Premiere
BroadwayWorld talks with 'Thanks for Playing: The Game Show Show' co-creator Shannon Guggenheim about the future of the show and of the Retro Dome, as well as the history, making of and themes of the show.
BWW Reviews: Runaway's KISS ME KATE is Simply 'Wunderbar'
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BWW Reviews: Hillbarn's THE PRODUCERS Features Nonstop Laughter and All-Star Cast
Perhaps the reason the film version of the musical The Producers did not do so well as its Tony-award winning Broadway counterpart because it lacked that special magic that only live theatre can give.
BWW Reviews: Audiences Cry Opa! for 42nd Street Moon’s ZORBA
I have a difficult time staying away from Fiddler on the Roof comparisons when I consider 42nd Street Moon's production of Zorba.
BWW Interviews: PRODUCERS Director Talks Comedy, Broadway Experience, Hillbarn Production
Broadway veteran Bill Starr directs Hillbarn Theatre's upcoming production of the Mel Brooks musical, The Producers, playing May 3-27.
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On December 4, 1956, four legendary musicians ended up at the same recording studio in what turned into the dream jam session.
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