Max Weinberg News

BABY WANTS CANDY, the hilarious improvised musical comedy, will appear at SoHo Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street, from Saturday, January 8 through Saturday, February 26, with press performances on Sunday, January 9 at 8 p.m., Monday, January 10 at 8 p.m. and Saturday, January 15 at 10 p.m. BABY WANTS CANDY has performed over 1,700 completely improvised musicals to thousands of fans from New York to Singapore to Scotland. The production has just returned from a smash hit engagement at the Assembly at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and is also currently running in Chicago and Los Angeles. A cutting edge theatrical experience, BABY WANTS CANDY features a revolving cast of A-list comedians and performers and a full band.

BABY WANTS CANDY, the hilarious improvised musical comedy, will appear at SoHo Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street, from Saturday, January 8 through Saturday, February 26, with press performances on Sunday, January 9 at 8 p.m., Monday, January 10 at 8 p.m. and Saturday, January 15 at 10 p.m. BABY WANTS CANDY has performed over 1,700 completely improvised musicals to thousands of fans from New York to Singapore to Scotland. The production has just returned from a smash hit engagement at the Assembly at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and is also currently running in Chicago and Los Angeles. A cutting edge theatrical experience, BABY WANTS CANDY features a revolving cast of A-list comedians and performers and a full band.

The Bob Woodruff Foundation and The New York Comedy Festival today announced the Stand-Up for Heroes benefit will be transmitted to U.S. military troops on bases in Afghanistan and Iraq and injured service members at Water Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC, where it will be seen live.

The Bob Woodruff Foundation and The New York Comedy Festival today announced the Stand-Up for Heroes benefit will be transmitted to U.S. military troops on bases in Afghanistan and Iraq and injured service members at Water Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC, where it will be seen live.

South Orange Performing Arts Center is located at One SOPAC Way, South Orange, NJ, 07079. All artists and prices are subject to change at the time of this release.

The South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) presents SMALL TOWN, BIG TALENT, an all-day, star-filled celebration to benefit SOPAC, to honor the South Orange/Maplewood community and its contribution to the arts.

South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) presents SMALL TOWN, BIG TALENT. 'Small Town Big Talent' is an all-day celebration of South Orange/Maplewood arts and community. Many of today's top artists join hands to help benefit SOPAC.

South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) presents SMALL TOWN, BIG TALENT. 'Small Town Big Talent' is an all-day celebration of South Orange/Maplewood arts and community. Many of today's top artists join hands to help benefit SOPAC.

The South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) presents SMALL TOWN, BIG TALENT, an all-day, star-filled celebration to benefit SOPAC, to honor the South Orange/Maplewood community and its contribution to the arts. From 11:00AM - 11:00PM on Saturday, June 19th, over 1,000 local residents of all ages are anticipated to experience performances, workshops, panel discussions. Tickets are $20 Adults/$10 Children Age 10 and Under. To purchase tickets or for more info, visit www.SOPACnow.org or call 973.313.ARTS.

Now comes word from musician Al Kooper that Max Weinberg has indeed ended his working relationship with Conan O'Brien, according to Zap2It.com...

The producers of the Philadelphia Improv Festival are announcing some big news for their fifth year. The producers are finalizing the stellar line-up for their annual affair, which nearly doubled in attendance last year. This year, the festival will run October 1-3 run and will be held at The Society Hill Playhouse, 507 South 8th Street.

The producers of the Philadelphia Improv Festival are announcing some big news for their fifth year. The producers are finalizing the stellar line-up for their annual affair, which nearly doubled in attendance last year. This year, the festival will run October 1-3 run and will be held at The Society Hill Playhouse, 507 South 8th Street.

The producers of the Philadelphia Improv Festival are announcing some big news for their fifth year. The producers are finalizing the stellar line-up for their annual affair, which nearly doubled in attendance last year. This year, the festival will run October 1-3 run and will be held at The Society Hill Playhouse, 507 South 8th Street.

The producers of the Philadelphia Improv Festival are announcing some big news for their fifth year. The producers are finalizing the stellar line-up for their annual affair, which nearly doubled in attendance last year. This year, the festival will run October 1-3 run and will be held at The Society Hill Playhouse, 507 South 8th Street.

The producers of the Philadelphia Improv Festival are announcing some big news for their fifth year. The producers are finalizing the stellar line-up for their annual affair, which nearly doubled in attendance last year. This year, the festival will run October 1-3 run and will be held at The Society Hill Playhouse, 507 South 8th Street.

The producers of the Philadelphia Improv Festival are announcing some big news for their fifth year. The producers are finalizing the stellar line-up for their annual affair, which nearly doubled in attendance last year. This year, the festival will run October 1-3 run and will be held at The Society Hill Playhouse, 507 South 8th Street.

On December 26th and 27th, The Fab Faux will perform The Beatles' final three albums, Abbey Road, Let It Be and The White Album, in their entirety. Spread out over the course of two nights, the 'And, In The End...' concerts will recreate the final chapter in the legendary album output of The Beatles, and will offer fans a chance to hear songs performed live that The Beatles themselves never played in concert (the exception being part of Let It Be, which was performed on the 'rooftop' of Apple Corp, with spectators crowding the street, eventually forcing police to shut the whole operation down...).

In addition to his role as Nick Massi in Broadway's Jersey Boys, J. Robert Spencer (aka Bobby) has just completed directing, producing, writing and starring in his first feature film - a screw-ball romantic comedy entitled 'Farm Girl in New York' - premiering Thursday evening at the Big Apple Film Festival. Bobby chats about his anticipated movie premiere to discuss the filming process, his inspirations along the way, and his positive-outlook on the theatre industry.

Mark Pender and Richie 'Labamba' Rosenberg (from The Max Weinberg 7 on 'Late Night with Conan O'Brien') are the latest additions to the upcoming benefit concert- 'Rockers on Broadway - Jersey Style.'

SWEENEY TODD opened at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre on Thursday, November 3 and BroadwayWorld was there to capture the red carpet arrivals.