Bye Bye Birdie News

Beloved U.S. TV star John Stamos is to be honored with the 2,393rd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Actor John Stamos attends The Cinema Society & Hugo Boss screening of 'Inglourious Basterds' at SVA Theater on August 17, 2009 in New York City.

In Barry Levinson's film "Avalon," several generations of a large, boisterous family gather in front of a new television set in the 1950s, eyes young and old lasered to the small screen as if waiting for the curtain to rise on a spectacular production.

Mad Men has the coolest everything, but I particularly enjoy the music used in each episode.

BWW Discounts: Save on Tickets to BYE BYE BIRDIE! Tuesday, November 3, 2009; Posted: 04:11 PM - by BWW News Desk BWW Discounts is offering you the chance to purchase tickets at a very special price to one of the season's hottest, star-studded shows, the Roundabout Theatre Company's BYE BYE BIRDIE! After nearly 50 years, BIRDIE has returned to the ...

The Clear Creek Amana Drama and Music Departments will present its fall musical, "Bye, Bye Birdie," on Nov.

Screen queens and pillars of pop culture will descend upon New Jersey once again for the return of the Chiller Theatre Toy, Model and Film Expo, set to be held Friday through Sunday at the Hilton Parsippany.

Rock and roll first hit the airwaves in the mid-fifties, and it didn't take long for its creators to understand their ability to corrupt an audience with pleasure.

In case you hadn't heard, the New York critics made mincemeat out of the Roundabout Theatre Company's highly anticipated revival of "Bye, Bye, Birdie." Sad to report, I must concur with their negativity.

Musical theater students at River Ridge High School rehearse a scene from Bye Bye Birdie, which goes back to the early days of rock 'n' roll.

Put on a sad face. Roundabout Theatre Company's revival of the classic "Bye Bye Birdie'' is horribly miscast and often painful to watch.

It's as jubilantly vacant as the mid-century America it lampoons, a candy-colored abyss set all a-wiggle by decapitated sex-reflex and an insistent rock beat.

Smith, Liz October 19, 2009 "AN OLD garlic clove like me? Who would want me?" asked Coco Chanel when told she had been accused of having affairs with other women.

Alas, Broadway's new Birdie doesn't take flight. We're talking about the bumbling Roundabout Theatre Company revival of Bye Bye Birdie at the Henry Miller's Theatre.

The Broadway revival of musical Bye Bye Birdie has been panned by New York's theater critics - who have dubbed the John Stamos and Gina Gershon-starring revenue "boneheaded." Ouch.

Bye Bye Birdie celebrated Opening Night on Thursday, October 15th at the new Henry Miller 's Theatre .

NEW YORK a ' You can't say that the producers of the Broadway revival of "Bye Bye Birdie" didn't offer theatergoers bang for their buck at a recent preview.

A Roundabout Theater Company presentation of a musical in two acts with book by Michael Stewart, music by Charles Strouse, lyrics by Lee Adams.

Still fresh at nearly 50, the 1960 musical a oeBye Bye Birdiea rebounds on Broadway remarkably well as a takeoff on Elvis , rock and roll, and high-school hijinks, a triumph of lovable silliness.

The first Broadway revival of 1961 Tony champ " Bye Bye Birdie " was dismissed by the critics , receiving some of the harshest reviews in recent memory.