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Panaro Leads 5th Ave's 'SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE' Beginning 4/21
by Eddie Varley - Jan 31, 2009


Stephen Sondheim's exquisite musical about art, life, and what artists draw from both, Sunday in the Park with George, opens at The 5th Avenue Theatre on April 23rd. This rarely-seen but much-lauded musical features an all-star Seattle cast (led by Broadway actor Hugh Panaro in the leading role of George), and the astonishing scenic design and computer animation effects created by Sam Buntrock and designers Tim Bird and David Farley.

Tommy Tune's 'Turn:' It's Good and Could Be Great!
by Paul W. Thompson - Oct 3, 2008


Where to begin? I have so many things to say about the world premiere production of the musical 'Turn of the Century' at Chicago's Goodman Theatre, a show with more than a dash of incisive sophistication, that I hardly know how to start this review. I'll just say that it is an extraordinarily beautiful production,

Jerome Goes Down Maine with My Fair Lady
by TJ Fitzgerald - Sep 3, 2008


Respected NY actor Tim Jerome Reprises Role of Doolittle At Ogunquit Playhouse

GYPSY OF THE MONTH: Elise Kinnon of 'Half a Sixpence'
by Adrienne Onofri - Sep 3, 2008


Elise has followed her theater dreams all the way from Australia and is now appearing in her 2nd show at Goodspeed.

Smith Gives Us Roosevelt on a Bully Pulpit
by TJ Fitzgerald - Jun 8, 2008


Veteran actor portrays Theodore Roosevelt in Off Broadway One Man Show

Baltimore/Washington Backstage Broadway Edition:7-16-06
by Charles Shubow - Jul 17, 2006


A week-end in NYC: a play, a musical, an opera and a free concert!

An Interview with Jessica-Snow Wilson
by Robert Diamond - Sep 10, 2005


She's appeared on Broadway in Forum, Les Miserables, Good Vibrations and Little Shop of Horrors, starring alongside a wide range of performers from Colm Wilkinson, to Nathan Lane, Whoopi Goldberg and Joey Fatone. In the Summer of 2005 though, Jessica-Snow Wilson is playing to smaller audiences, having just finished in the Fringe Festival, and next up - NERDS in NYMF.

Woman Before A Glass: Dripping With Class
by Michael Dale - Mar 11, 2005


Mercedes Ruehl stars as Peggy Guggenheim, modern art collector and collecter of modern artists

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