Baltimore Backstage - February 17,2005
A weekly column on theater in the Baltimore/Washington area.
Ed Sullivan News
Debra Monk Does Her Thing as Mrs. Miller in Nov. James Lapine Workshop
Debra Monk will appear in the title role of a November workshop production of James Lapine's Mrs.
Fringe 2004 'All Good Things' Will Be Brought To The Silver Screen Featuring Ryan Link
Director Michael Stich, who has won two Directors Guild Awards and two Emmy Awards, and actor Ryan Link, who made his Broadway debut as Roger in Rent, are slated for the film adaptation of All Good Things.
Lennon: Give Yoko A Chance
An immensely entertaining and informative show that positively bursts with both silliness and sincere emotions while examining an artist who tried to use his celebrity to help save the world.
Jim Caruso's Cast Party Comes to East Hampton, July 23
Jim Caruso's Cast Party, with Caruso, Karen Mason, Johnny Rodgers and more in tow, will go on the road to play the Guild Hall in East Hampton, NY on July 23rd
Peter Palmer: If I Had My Druthers...
One of Broadway's legends talks about growing up, the role that changed his life forever and more!
'Say Goodnight' - Frank Gorshin Dead at 72
Frank Gorshin, Film, TV and Broadway star who was best known for his Emmy-nominated role as The Riddler on the old 'Batman' television series, passed away at age 72.
Interview with Peter Nero of the Philly Pops
The Philly Pops are celebrating their 25th Anniversary under the baton of Peter Nero, a maestro who dared to mix music in a very unique way and it worked!
Drury Lane Theatre Water Tower Place Opens in Chicago May 2005, Season Announced
Drury Lane Productions and veteran theatre owner Anthony DeSantis will introduce their new state-of-the-art theatre, Drury Lane Theatre Water Tower Place in May, 2005.
Rosie's Broadway Belters - April 11 - with Alvin, Arden, Brier, Korey, Lewis, Morton, Steel and Thomas
One performance only at The Zipper Theatre on Monday, April 11, 2005 at 8pm.
Actors' Fund's Tom Dillon Passes Away at 86
Tom Dillon, longtime President of the entertainment industry charity The Actors' Fund of America and a veteran performer in all venues of show business, succumbed, Monday, March 14, 2005 of natural causes at The Actors' Fund Homes in Englewood, New Jersey.
The Frogs: So What's the Problem?
Disjointed? Sure.
An Interview With The Marvelous Michael Musto
Michael Musto, a well know writer for the Village Voice recently sat down with BroadwayWorld.
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