Anything Goes News

Today is Saturday, Nov. 21, the 325th day of 2009. There are 40 days left in the year.

Today is Saturday, Nov. 21, the 325th day of 2009. There are 40 days left in the year.

Mary Seng has been designing sets for Munopco for years, but this weekend's production of ''Anything Goes,'' the Cole Porter musical about bluebloods, gangsters and mistaken identities, has been a real challenge.

"This show should be at the Pantages Theater right now!" exclaimed legendary film, television and nightclub star Mitzi Gaynor Saturday night at Chapman University's American Celebration, where she received the university's 2009 Lifetime Achievement in the Arts Award.

Friday, 6 November 2009, 5:22 pm Press Release: Court Theatre One of the world's greatest musical comedies is going full steam ahead at The Court Theatre, with ANYTHING GOES opening on November 21st.

The Players Theatre sets sail on its 80th season over mostly smooth waters with Cole Portera s shipboard musical a oeAnything Goes.a The show, directed and choreographed by Thomas Dewayne Barrett, features some exuberant and fast-moving dance routines, mostly attractive costumes and some laugh-out-loud moments as celebrity-starved passengers sail ...

Grace Bradley was born in Brooklyn on September 21, 1913. See information on Grace early in her screen career as printed on a 1936 "tobacco card" pictured here.

Ethel Merman was the first to admit that she was in the right place at the right time.

This blonde dancer and light actress appeared in Hollywood musicals beginning in the early 1950s.

One of Cole Porter's most celebrated musicals, 'Anything Goes,' will bring comedy, song and dance to Haddonfield this summer.

The Tulare Office of Education's theater group, having spent two years dealing with childhood tragedy, revolution and bloodshed in the streets, is changing gears and going for laughs with Cole Porter's 'Anything Goes.' The light musical comedy stands in contrast with the school's last two productions: 'The Secret Garden' and 'Les Miserables,' both ...

Patti LuPone has been known as a first-rate belter ever since she encouraged the peasants of Argentina not to cry for her.