Anthony Malchar
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by A.A. Cristi - May 11, 2021
The Wilton Playshop will present a virtual reading of The Fair Sex.

by Stephen Mosher - Dec 7, 2020
HiGlass Productions has put together an online concert designed to make you forget the woes of 2020 so you can focus on the holiday spirit instead.

by Julie Musbach - Oct 11, 2018
Elmwood Playhouse of Nyack NY will be presenting "She Loves Me', written by Joe Masteroff (Book), Jerry Bock (Music), Sheldon Harnick (Lyrics), based on a play by Miklos Laszlos and directed by Larry Gabbard. 'She Loves Me' is considered the most charming musical ever written. 'She Loves Me' runs November 9th thru December 8th Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm with an additional Thursday performance on December 6th at 8pm and an additional matinee on Saturday December 8th at 2pm. Tickets are $29 / $27 Seniors and Students.

by BWW News Desk - Jul 28, 2018
Tony and Drama Desk Award winning musical is set to play Yorktown Stage this July!

by Julie Musbach - Jun 19, 2018
Tony and Drama Desk Award winning musical is set to play Yorktown Stage this July!

by Julie Musbach - Jun 4, 2018
Next to Normal is an award-winning (see below) rock musical centering on a mother struggling with bipoloar disorder and the effects her illness has on her family. It has been called one of the best musicals of the 21st century.

by BWW News Desk - Jun 1, 2018
Next to Normal is an award-winning rock musical centering on a mother struggling with bipolar disorder and the effects that her illness has on her family. It has been called one of the best musicals of the 21st century.

by Stephi Wild - May 30, 2018
Next to Normal is an award-winning rock musical centering on a mother struggling with bipolar disorder and the effects that her illness has on her family. It has been called one of the best musicals of the 21st century.

by A.A. Cristi - Apr 12, 2018
Next to Normal is an award-winning rock musical centering on a mother struggling with bipolar disorder and the effects that her illness has on her family. It has been called one of the best musicals of the 21st century.
by Kristen Morale - Jan 16, 2014
When a person goes to see a performance, there are some instances in which he or she wishes that the characters portrayed on stage were real - that the plot was truly unfolding right before the audience's collective eye, and the circumstances which constitute the story being told would allow for more than simply a reaction. What occurs actually begins to engage the audience, compelling those watching to do more than simply go along for the ride, or join the epic adventure on which so-and-so is about to embark - an adventure through the jungles of a new land, or perhaps that towards self-discovery. In such cases, certain feelings are stirred: feelings that make someone want to stand up and engage in the world unfolding upon that stage; feelings that truly make a person want to walk on stage and join these characters in their trials and tribulations. Well, having learned of Rospo's epic story after a performance of Columbia: The Life and Death of Rospo D. Oro, it would be perfectly inhuman not to want this young man to succeed on his journey to do what was unprecedented - to live before his time amongst those who believe in nothing but what tradition dictates; it would also be just downright sad to not wish to bear witnesses to this admirable, heartwarming tale again and again.