If you can think it, they will say it. From the producer of "Ride Along" and the director of "How I Met Your Mother" comes this unabashed new comedy about two diverse couples, who are both neighbors and best friends. As they go through life side by side, they can't help but analyze and obsess about EVERYTHING. From topics like sex and race, to the fact that the trusted new babysitter might just be a porn star, nothing is out of bounds for this wildly outspoken foursome.
BWW Blog: Meet Greg Reuter - Broadway's Favorite Second Choice!
by Guest Blogger: Greg Reuter - October 01, 2012
Greetings BroadwayWorld readers, I will be one of your guest bloggers this month along with Rock Of Ages' Neka Zang. I have many musings to share with you, but first (and firstmostly), I want to invite you into the world of being a Broadway understudy. Now, I know firstmostly is not a word…but I l...
by Guest Blogger: Greg Reuter - October 01, 2012
Greetings BroadwayWorld readers, I will be one of your guest bloggers this month along with Rock Of Ages' Neka Zang. I have many musings to share with you, but first (and firstmostly), I want to invite you into the world of being a Broadway understudy. Now, I know firstmostly is not a word…but I l...
BWW Reviews: Keeton Theatre's LEGALLY BLONDE Is As Good As It Gets
by Jeffrey Ellis - September 17, 2012
Legally Blonde, the Musical is as tuneful and entertaining as any musical could ever hope to be, and while the story seems lighthearted and fun, there's a definite message to be found in Heather Hach's book and the music and lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe and Neil Benjamin. Under Adams' laser-sharp dire...
by Jeffrey Ellis - September 17, 2012
Legally Blonde, the Musical is as tuneful and entertaining as any musical could ever hope to be, and while the story seems lighthearted and fun, there's a definite message to be found in Heather Hach's book and the music and lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe and Neil Benjamin. Under Adams' laser-sharp dire...
Sugar Valley Theatricals Presents MUNCHED Reading to Benefit WORTH Today, 9/9
by BWW News Desk - September 09, 2012
Sugar Valley Theatricals, Bryan Webster, artistic director, in association with Isaac H. Suggs, Jr., presents a special staged reading performance of MUNCHED by Kim Porter, directed by Petronia Paley, as a benefit for Women on the Rise Telling HerStory (WORTH)....
by BWW News Desk - September 09, 2012
Sugar Valley Theatricals, Bryan Webster, artistic director, in association with Isaac H. Suggs, Jr., presents a special staged reading performance of MUNCHED by Kim Porter, directed by Petronia Paley, as a benefit for Women on the Rise Telling HerStory (WORTH)....
BWW Reviews: Boiler Room Theatre's STEEL MAGNOLIAS Worthy of Another Reunion
by Jeffrey Ellis - August 19, 2012
Director Lisa Gillespie is responsible for my most recent serving of Steel Magnolias (onstage at Boiler Room Theatre in Franklin through September 8), which like all richly decadent Southern delicacies, sates something within me that yearns for a memory-laden repast-serving up Harling's artful blend...
by Jeffrey Ellis - August 19, 2012
Director Lisa Gillespie is responsible for my most recent serving of Steel Magnolias (onstage at Boiler Room Theatre in Franklin through September 8), which like all richly decadent Southern delicacies, sates something within me that yearns for a memory-laden repast-serving up Harling's artful blend...
Sugar Valley Theatricals Presents MUNCHED Reading to Benefit WORTH, 9/9
by BWW News Desk - August 10, 2012
Sugar Valley Theatricals, Bryan Webster, artistic director, in association with Isaac H. Suggs, Jr., presents a special staged reading performance of MUNCHED by Kim Porter, directed by Petronia Paley, as a benefit for Women on the Rise Telling HerStory (WORTH)....
by BWW News Desk - August 10, 2012
Sugar Valley Theatricals, Bryan Webster, artistic director, in association with Isaac H. Suggs, Jr., presents a special staged reading performance of MUNCHED by Kim Porter, directed by Petronia Paley, as a benefit for Women on the Rise Telling HerStory (WORTH)....
SOUND OFF: 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony
by Pat Cerasaro - July 27, 2012
Theatricality does not come on a scale much grander - and available to an audience much wider and larger, natch - than by way of the heady and hallucinogenic images concocted by visionary, Academy Award-winning British director Danny Boyle for the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony tonight. A hill, a he...
by Pat Cerasaro - July 27, 2012
Theatricality does not come on a scale much grander - and available to an audience much wider and larger, natch - than by way of the heady and hallucinogenic images concocted by visionary, Academy Award-winning British director Danny Boyle for the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony tonight. A hill, a he...
BWW REVIEWS: Why We Love The '80s: THE WEDDING SINGER at The Roxy Regional Theatre
by Jeffrey Ellis - June 21, 2012
There are so many starmaking turns-and some wonderfully engaging and endearing antics-onstage at Clarksville's Roxy Regional Theater in the company's revival of The Wedding Singer, that you cannot help but become a fan of the show, even if you've never seen the movie that inspired the onstage musica...
by Jeffrey Ellis - June 21, 2012
There are so many starmaking turns-and some wonderfully engaging and endearing antics-onstage at Clarksville's Roxy Regional Theater in the company's revival of The Wedding Singer, that you cannot help but become a fan of the show, even if you've never seen the movie that inspired the onstage musica...
Falling in Love With Nashville, Jessica Grové Stars in Studio Tenn's THE SOUND OF MUSIC
by Jeffrey Ellis - May 22, 2012
For Jessica Grove, playing Maria Rainer in Studio Tenn's production of the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The Sound of Music is, quite simply, a part of the natural evolution of theater. After all, she's already played Marta, Brigitta and Liesl-so playing the young novitiate who comes into ...
by Jeffrey Ellis - May 22, 2012
For Jessica Grove, playing Maria Rainer in Studio Tenn's production of the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The Sound of Music is, quite simply, a part of the natural evolution of theater. After all, she's already played Marta, Brigitta and Liesl-so playing the young novitiate who comes into ...
BWW Reviews: Shakespeare and Shootouts: Folger's THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
by Christine Kowal - May 22, 2012
Shakespeare. Truth be told, in ordinary circumstances, not many are beating down theater doors and knocking over ceramic busts in an effort to catch the latest production of one of England's most prolific playwrights. But when it comes to Folger Theatre's current production of The Taming of the Shre...
by Christine Kowal - May 22, 2012
Shakespeare. Truth be told, in ordinary circumstances, not many are beating down theater doors and knocking over ceramic busts in an effort to catch the latest production of one of England's most prolific playwrights. But when it comes to Folger Theatre's current production of The Taming of the Shre...
BWW Reviews: Street Theater Company's Winning Streak Continues with Jason Robert Brown's THE LAST FIVE YEARS
by Jeffrey Ellis - May 05, 2012
The Last Five Years, Jason Robert Brown's imaginative reminiscence/dissection of a crumbling, contemporary marriage, debuted at Street Theater Company last night (Friday, May 4), in a compelling production helmed by director Lauren Shouse and musical director Rollie Mains. Starring two relative newc...
by Jeffrey Ellis - May 05, 2012
The Last Five Years, Jason Robert Brown's imaginative reminiscence/dissection of a crumbling, contemporary marriage, debuted at Street Theater Company last night (Friday, May 4), in a compelling production helmed by director Lauren Shouse and musical director Rollie Mains. Starring two relative newc...
ABC Family Announces May 2012 Programming Highlights
by Caryn Robbins - April 23, 2012
ABC Family announces its May 2012 Programming Highlights including Mother's day 'Mamalicious Week' celebration....
by Caryn Robbins - April 23, 2012
ABC Family announces its May 2012 Programming Highlights including Mother's day 'Mamalicious Week' celebration....
Matt Lauer Announces New Deal to Remain on TODAY Show
by Caryn Robbins - April 06, 2012
It's official! Matt Lauer announced live on this morning's TODAY show that he has signed a new long-term contract with NBC News to stay on as anchor of the popular morning news show. ...
by Caryn Robbins - April 06, 2012
It's official! Matt Lauer announced live on this morning's TODAY show that he has signed a new long-term contract with NBC News to stay on as anchor of the popular morning news show. ...
Kenyetta Lethridge’s INNOCENT FLESH Opens in NY, 3/15
by BWW News Desk - March 15, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's critically acclaimed social drama, Innocent Flesh, exposing the stark realities of the sexual exploitation, forced teen prostitution & trafficking of young children all across America, will bow in New York at Actors Tem...
by BWW News Desk - March 15, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's critically acclaimed social drama, Innocent Flesh, exposing the stark realities of the sexual exploitation, forced teen prostitution & trafficking of young children all across America, will bow in New York at Actors Tem...
Actors Temple Theater Opens INNOCENT FLESH, 3/1
by BWW News Desk - March 01, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's social drama, Innocent Flesh will bow in New York at Actors Temple Theater, 339 West 47th Street, New York 10036. Described as 'a gritty, unflinching look at girls 'in the life' that is dark yet funny,' the show begins ...
by BWW News Desk - March 01, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's social drama, Innocent Flesh will bow in New York at Actors Temple Theater, 339 West 47th Street, New York 10036. Described as 'a gritty, unflinching look at girls 'in the life' that is dark yet funny,' the show begins ...
Kenyetta Lethridge’s INNOCENT FLESH Opens in NY, 3/15
by BWW News Desk - March 01, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's critically acclaimed social drama, Innocent Flesh, exposing the stark realities of the sexual exploitation, forced teen prostitution & trafficking of young children all across America, will bow in New York at Actors Tem...
by BWW News Desk - March 01, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's critically acclaimed social drama, Innocent Flesh, exposing the stark realities of the sexual exploitation, forced teen prostitution & trafficking of young children all across America, will bow in New York at Actors Tem...
No Thunderbolt of Talent in XANADU
by Blair Howell - February 26, 2012
At the Hale Center Theater Orem in-the-round production of XANADU, the gods of the theater are not fully withdrawn yet they are stingy with divine blessings of inspiration....
by Blair Howell - February 26, 2012
At the Hale Center Theater Orem in-the-round production of XANADU, the gods of the theater are not fully withdrawn yet they are stingy with divine blessings of inspiration....
BWW Reviews: Street Theatre Company's TOMMY IN CONCERT Performances Will Rock Your World
by Jeffrey Ellis - February 24, 2012
Led by an ensemble that includes the always superb Michael Holder in the titular role of Tommy, the "deaf, dumb and blind kid" who becomes a "pinball wizard," setting off widespread public acclaim and becoming a cause celebre in the process, Tommy in Concert also features the inspired pairing of Hol...
by Jeffrey Ellis - February 24, 2012
Led by an ensemble that includes the always superb Michael Holder in the titular role of Tommy, the "deaf, dumb and blind kid" who becomes a "pinball wizard," setting off widespread public acclaim and becoming a cause celebre in the process, Tommy in Concert also features the inspired pairing of Hol...
Kenyetta Lethridge’s INNOCENT FLESH Opens in NY, 3/15
by Harmony Wheeler - February 17, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's critically acclaimed social drama, Innocent Flesh, exposing the stark realities of the sexual exploitation, forced teen prostitution & trafficking of young children all across America, will bow in New York at Actors Tem...
by Harmony Wheeler - February 17, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's critically acclaimed social drama, Innocent Flesh, exposing the stark realities of the sexual exploitation, forced teen prostitution & trafficking of young children all across America, will bow in New York at Actors Tem...
Actors Temple Theater Opens INNOCENT FLESH, 3/1
by Kelsey Denette - February 16, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's social drama, Innocent Flesh will bow in New York at Actors Temple Theater, 339 West 47th Street, New York 10036. Described as 'a gritty, unflinching look at girls 'in the life' that is dark yet funny,' the show begins ...
by Kelsey Denette - February 16, 2012
Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, NAACP Award winner Kenyetta Lethridge's social drama, Innocent Flesh will bow in New York at Actors Temple Theater, 339 West 47th Street, New York 10036. Described as 'a gritty, unflinching look at girls 'in the life' that is dark yet funny,' the show begins ...
BWW Reviews: MAS Nashville Shakes Off the Malaise with CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY HANGOVER
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 29, 2011
Each one a force of nature in her own right, the five women of MAS Nashville unleashed their superpowers and talents upon a Nashville audience for the third time this week with their Christmas Holiday Hangover, a fast-paced (if over-long) tribute to the holiday season that allowed each of the women ...
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 29, 2011
Each one a force of nature in her own right, the five women of MAS Nashville unleashed their superpowers and talents upon a Nashville audience for the third time this week with their Christmas Holiday Hangover, a fast-paced (if over-long) tribute to the holiday season that allowed each of the women ...
BWW Reviews: Renaissance Players' A CHRISTMAS CAROL, THE MUSICAL Offers Tuneful Holiday Diversion
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 21, 2011
Ever wonder how those other Cratchit kids must have felt cast in the shadow of their younger brother Tiny Tim's star-making turn in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol? Let's face it, the kid's a ringer: he's lovable, cute and wise beyond his years and his health, or lack thereof, make him a sentimen...
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 21, 2011
Ever wonder how those other Cratchit kids must have felt cast in the shadow of their younger brother Tiny Tim's star-making turn in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol? Let's face it, the kid's a ringer: he's lovable, cute and wise beyond his years and his health, or lack thereof, make him a sentimen...
BWW Reviews: Nashville Ballet Revives 'The NUTCRACKER Of Your Dreams' through 12/18
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 11, 2011
If there is an onstage moment more breathtaking, more purely theatrical, than the one during Nashville's Nutcracker when the green upstage curtain falls at the end of the exquisitely danced "Waltz of the Flowers," I simply cannot recall it nor would I want to-for it is during that brief respite from...
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 11, 2011
If there is an onstage moment more breathtaking, more purely theatrical, than the one during Nashville's Nutcracker when the green upstage curtain falls at the end of the exquisitely danced "Waltz of the Flowers," I simply cannot recall it nor would I want to-for it is during that brief respite from...
BWW Reviews: BOEING-BOEING Brings Polished Performances and Stylish Seasonal Fun to Chaffin's Barn
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 04, 2011
Truth be told, seeing Martha Wilkinson in a black pageboy wig while she delivers a wonderfully droll comic character performance might be worth the price of a ticket to Chaffin's Barn Dinner Theatre's revival of Boeing-Boeing, the Marc Camoletti farce (adapted by Beverly Cross) under the direction o...
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 04, 2011
Truth be told, seeing Martha Wilkinson in a black pageboy wig while she delivers a wonderfully droll comic character performance might be worth the price of a ticket to Chaffin's Barn Dinner Theatre's revival of Boeing-Boeing, the Marc Camoletti farce (adapted by Beverly Cross) under the direction o...
BWW Reviews: Actors Point Theatre Company Debuts With A CHRISTMAS CAROL
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 02, 2011
With a plethora of theater productions of A Christmas Carol filling local stages throughout December, you'd be hard-pressed to not find yourself in the audience of one of those productions. But if you have the presence of mind-and a ticket-you'd search far and wide for a more pleasing rendition of C...
by Jeffrey Ellis - December 02, 2011
With a plethora of theater productions of A Christmas Carol filling local stages throughout December, you'd be hard-pressed to not find yourself in the audience of one of those productions. But if you have the presence of mind-and a ticket-you'd search far and wide for a more pleasing rendition of C...
BWW Reviews: NCT's Rambunctious JUNIE B. Welcomes The Holiday Season in Fine Fashion
by Jeffrey Ellis - November 12, 2011
Truth be told, seeing Henry Haggard and Jeff Boyet playing first graders may be enough to ensure that you get yourself to Nashville Children's Theatre for the company's wonderfully entertaining production of Junie B. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells. But the production holds so many delightful riches ...
by Jeffrey Ellis - November 12, 2011
Truth be told, seeing Henry Haggard and Jeff Boyet playing first graders may be enough to ensure that you get yourself to Nashville Children's Theatre for the company's wonderfully entertaining production of Junie B. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells. But the production holds so many delightful riches ...
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