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'Young Frankenstein' dances its way into Ohio Theatre
Frankenstein has always been one of the more lovable monsters out there. It's hard to resist an enormous, funny-looking, green guy who doesn't say much.
ArtsBeat: Readers Share Their Stage Door Photos
Fans' photos, from left: Susan Sarandon, Nathan Lane and Barbra Streisand. More Photographs West 45th Street in Manhattan, the Broadway artery where "A Steady Rain" with Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig is playing next to "God of Carnage" with James Gandolfini, Hope Davis, Jeff Daniels and Marcia Gay Harden, is a big draw for the starstruck these ...
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Bloody Mary gets hoisted up by U.S. sailors in the 2008 Broadway revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific." The national tour is set to play over Thanksgiving weekend at the Rosemont Theatre.
Over-the-top 'Producers' puts Little Theatre to test
Do you enjoy a big show? Consider 'The Producers,' opening Friday at the Landers Theatre.
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Thirty-plus years after the release of Mel Brooks' celluloid comedy "The Producers", the zany musical has enjoyed a renaissance, thanks in part to a wildly successful Broadway adaptation in 2001 and subsequent film version in 2005.
School is under way, football is already providing some first rate surprises, arts calendars are being implemented and with all of that going on, we must stop and take time to focus on what is truly important, golf.
Generically named Mike on High Holidays, Without Tickets
Think "The Producers " with Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick was a hard ticket? Try going to Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur services without one.
as Seen on TV: Jacqueline Susann, Twice
To make a complete break from our August theme of TV Westerns, the "As Seen On TV" showcase begins September with a look at Jacqueline Susann.
Take two con men, a gaggle of gay ones, German soldiers , a trippy Nazi and you have "The Producers," one of Mel Brooks' funniest scripts.
Stars add marquee value to Broadway
Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick were worth every zero in the historic $100,000-a-week paycheck that each earned for returning to "The Producers" in 2003.
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Summer Shorts 3 With Giles, Huff, Colin, Slezak & More Begins 7/27
J.J. Kandel and John McCormack will present SUMMER SHORTS 3, their third annual festival of new American short plays, at 59E59 Theaters .
A bona fide piece of Broadway - actually, several hundred of them - have come to New Bedford by way of New Bedford Festival Theatre's staging of a blockbuster musical comedy that Executive Producer Armand Marchand called the ingenious creation of "the very frivolous mind of Mel Brooks." Using the original sets, props and costumes, Marchand and ...
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For the first time, "The Producers" will be performed in a live theater in Middle Georgia.
'Producers' opens Friday at HART
WAYNESVILLE 'The Producers,' the Mel Brooks blockbuster musical comedy, arrives on stage this weekend in a huge production from Haywood Arts Regional Theatre, one of the nation's first playhouses to get rights to the show.
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The Birdcage Decadent and tacky Miami is the perfect setting for this light-hearted farce in which a gay couple -- Robin Williams and Nathan Lane -- are forced to play it "straight" when their son announces that he's marrying a conservative Senator's daughter.
Woody Allen's Whatever hardly Works
Stars Larry David, Evan Rachel Wood. Rated R. Opens Fri., July 3. At area theaters.
The booming voice on the other end of the line from his home in Orlando, Florida could very well be Mufasa, the iconic father figure, in The Lion King.
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Welcome to the new BWW TV video series, sponsored by WORLD MasterCard to highlight some of theatre's past, present and future greats in Broadway Beat's Priceless Spotlight Series.
In stage version of Doubt, doing their own thing
To see or not to see? Should Ceal Phelan, playing the role of the insufferably righteous Sister Aloysius in the People's Light & Theatre Company stage version of Doubt, check out Meryl Streep's take on the same character in the recent movie? Should the two Bens - as lead actors Ben Lipitz and Ben Dibble are being referred to at the Walnut Street ...
Will oddball ads improve Conan O'Brien's odds for success?
With his lanky frame and styled red hair, Conan O'Brien looks nothing like a box of cornflakes or a tube of Colgate toothpaste.
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