Sarah Standing
Latest News on Sarah Standing:
Review: THE BOYS ARE KISSING, Theatre503 (Jan 30, 2023)
Photo Coverage: Fergie Joins John Standing for 'Performing Noel Coward' at The Carlyle Debut (Feb 24, 2010)
Review: THE BOYS ARE KISSING, Theatre503 (Jan 30, 2023)
Photo Coverage: Fergie Joins John Standing for 'Performing Noel Coward' at The Carlyle Debut (Feb 24, 2010)
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Review: THE BOYS ARE KISSING, Theatre503
by Katie Kirkpatrick - Jan 30, 2023
Zak Zarafshan’s debut play dives into playground politics and marital disputes, but with a touch of divine intervention, and some Britney Spears for good measure. The show follows two sets of parents meeting to discuss a kiss between their two nine-year-olds sons, and the glittery queer guardian angels that help them figure it out.
by Katie Kirkpatrick - Jan 30, 2023
Zak Zarafshan’s debut play dives into playground politics and marital disputes, but with a touch of divine intervention, and some Britney Spears for good measure. The show follows two sets of parents meeting to discuss a kiss between their two nine-year-olds sons, and the glittery queer guardian angels that help them figure it out.
Photo Coverage: Fergie Joins John Standing for 'Performing Noel Coward' at The Carlyle Debut
by Peter James Zielinski - Feb 24, 2010
Last night, February 25, one of England's most distinguished stars of stage and sceen, John Standing, made his Café Carlyle debut at the opening night of his acclaimed show, 'Performing Noël Coward.' He was cheered on by the likes of Judy Collins, Dana Ivey, Tovah Feldshuh, Euan Morton, Simon Jones, Karen Akers, Thomas Schumacher, and more, with a special surprise appearance by Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, who took the stage for a curtain speech.
by Peter James Zielinski - Feb 24, 2010
Last night, February 25, one of England's most distinguished stars of stage and sceen, John Standing, made his Café Carlyle debut at the opening night of his acclaimed show, 'Performing Noël Coward.' He was cheered on by the likes of Judy Collins, Dana Ivey, Tovah Feldshuh, Euan Morton, Simon Jones, Karen Akers, Thomas Schumacher, and more, with a special surprise appearance by Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, who took the stage for a curtain speech.
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