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BWW Interviews: Choreographer Amy Jordan

BWW Interviews: Choreographer Amy Jordan

by Barnett Serchuk — June 1, 2015

Choreographer Amy Jordan's company, The Victory Dance Project, will celebrate its first anniversary this week with an evening of dance entitled People, Power and Possibility on Wednesday, June 3, 2015 at 7 pm at The Ailey Citigroup Theater, 405 West 55th Street (at 9th Avenue).

BWW Interviews: Catching Up With 'Left of Left Center' and SPIRITS TO ENFORCE

BWW Interviews: Catching Up With 'Left of Left Center' and SPIRITS TO ENFORCE

by Amanda Finn — May 29, 2015

Following their intial production a few months ago - Beta Blockers, a show composed of vignettes that outlined the triumphs and pitfalls of modern day relationships both with oneself as well as others - Left of Left Center is presenting another show with just as many quirks hoping for another…

BWW Interviews: Ashley Edler of ANNIE National Tour

BWW Interviews: Ashley Edler of ANNIE National Tour

by Harmony Wheeler — May 26, 2015

BroadwayWorld San Francisco spoke with the confident, outgoing Ashley Edler, who plays Grace Farrell in a new non-equity touring production of Annie, coming to San Francisco June 3-14.

Sylvia Milo of THE OTHER MOZART

Sylvia Milo of THE OTHER MOZART

by Adrienne Onofri — May 22, 2015

That skirt! That hair! And that forgotten genius (related to an unforgotten genius)! Milo tells us all about her acclaimed biographical solo show.

THE FRIDAY FIVE: Austin Olive & Amie Lara From Circle's SPELLING BEE

THE FRIDAY FIVE: Austin Olive & Amie Lara From Circle's SPELLING BEE

by Jeffrey Ellis — May 21, 2015

With so many new productions bowing this week (hence, the Friday 5 on Thursday), the spotlight shines first on Austin Olive and Amie Lara from the cast of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, directed by the talented Joshua Waldrep, and opening tonight at Pearl Cohn Comprehensive High…

Hey, Jef, Here's My Headshot: JUSTIN BOYD

Hey, Jef, Here's My Headshot: JUSTIN BOYD

by Jeffrey Ellis — May 19, 2015

Today's actor/subject/model is the hardest working man in Nashville theater - or, at least, the busiest - Justin Boyd, who will be appearing as Van in ACT 1's production of Dog Sees God, directed by Jim Manning.

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