O REI E EU (THE KING AND I) in Brazil
by Paulo Afonso De Lima - January 30, 2010 Após os premiados sucessos de público e crítica My Fair Lady e West Side Story , Jorge Takla prepara em São Paulo a sua mais grandiosa montagem de um musical originário da Broadway: O Rei e Eu, de Richard Rodgers e Oscar Hammerstein II....
Lyceum Theatre's Season Continues with ANNIE in Historic Arrow Rock, MO
by Chris Gibson - June 22, 2009 Over thirty years later, this charming and delightful work by Thomas Meehan, with music by Charles Strouse and lyrics by Martin Charnin, still maintains its humor and heart with it's simple search for love and acceptance. The Lyceum Theatre is presenting a solid, tuneful production, perfectly suitab...
BWW Review: SORRIA VOCE ESTÁ SENDO ROUBADO-A Brazilian Musical with a Cast of Sixty
by Paulo Afonso De Lima - January 21, 2010 No Teatro Glauce Rocha todas as quartas e quintas as 19 horas, o pano se abre para mais uma explosão de talento e teatralidade: Ernesto Piccolo e Rogério Blat estão de volta à cidade com mais um de seus trabalhos com gosto de festa, onde o humor e a musica se unem arrebatadoramente (parece impossive...
Jerry Herman's LA CAGE AUX FOLLES Opens in Rio
by Paulo Afonso De Lima - February 23, 2010 A GAIOLA DAS LOUCAS (LA CAGE AUX FOLLES) estreia no Brasil dirigida por Miguel Falabella (THE PRODUCERS, KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN,GODSPELL),que protagoniza a história ao lado de Diogo Vilela (CABARET). A montagem terá 25 atores, 40 trocas de cenários, 300 figurinos, 100 perucas e 350 mudanças de luz...
Lyceum Theatre's Season Continues with ANNIE in Historic Arrow Rock, MO
by Chris Gibson - June 28, 2009 Over thirty years later, this charming and delightful work by Thomas Meehan, with music by Charles Strouse and lyrics by Martin Charnin, still maintains its humor and heart with it's simple search for love and acceptance. The Lyceum Theatre is presenting a solid, tuneful production, perfectly suitab... |
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