West End Audiences Can Drink SCOTCH AND SODA at London Wonderground, May 14
by Matt Smith
- Jan 30, 2015
Scotch & Soda will bring their raucous, world-class mix of circus, dance and original music to London for the first time from 14 May until 2 August 2015. London Wonderground's decadent Spiegeltent will host this glamorous evening of debauched and deadly fun jam-packed with jaw-dropping lunacy, incredible feats and live beats.
Scotch & Soda to Headline London Wonderground
by Tori Leiber
- Jan 29, 2015
Scotch & Soda will bring their raucous, world-class mix of circus, dance and original music to London for the first time from 14 May until 2 August 2015. London Wonderground's decadent Spiegeltent will host this glamorous evening of debauched and deadly fun jam-packed with jaw-dropping lunacy, incredible feats and live beats.
BWW Reviews: Rebeck Loses Some Edge but the Cast Does Not in SEMINAR at FPCT
by Jack L. B. Gohn
- Nov 16, 2014
Seminar starts out strong, ripping into the fabric of the business of teaching fiction writing with knife-edged one-liners and characters you love to despise; then, as the plot, the characterizations, and the theme take a hairpin turn, it emerges that, no, the teaching is not a scam after all, the students' fiction has possibilities, and the characters are not what we thought them. All Rebeck's hilarious savagery dissipates. Like Rebeck's writing and show-running for the first season of TV's Smash, it is a little too affectionate toward the business and the people in it to stay as scathing as Rebeck could and should keep it.
MAD MEN Premiere Song 'Zou Bisou Bisou' Now Available on iTunes
by Caryn Robbins
- Mar 26, 2012
According to The Hollywood Reporter, 'Zou Bisou Bisou', a track which was performed on last night's season opener of AMC's MAD MEN, has just been released on iTunes. The song was performed by the show's Megan Draper (actress Jessica Pare) during a provactive performance at Don Draper's surprise 40th birthday party.
BWW Interviews: Steven Reineke Talks Cheyenne Jackson at Carnegie Hall
by Kelly Cameron
- Nov 16, 2011
This Friday the New York Pops journeys back to a fancier era, where men were men and the women wore beautiful clothing! Carnegie Hall will be transformed into a Mad Men inspired wonderland for a very special concert featuring Cheyenne Jackson and the 'music of the Mad Men Era'. The show was conceived and conducted by Steven Reineke, who was kind enough to speak with BWW about his love of that genre, and working with the talented Cheyenne Jackson.
