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E. Faye Butler will just be herself in cabaret show at Marriott
For one night only, music lovers can see the real E. Faye Butler. The multiple Jeff Award winner, who is now playing Motormouth Maybelle in Marriott Theatre's production of "Hairspray," will star in her own cabaret show, "Just in Time: An Evening with E. Faye Butler and her Orchestra," Nov.
Director Richard Curtis, left, January Jones and Chris O Dowd on the set of the comedy Pirate Radio.
Players mark anniversary year with musical classic
Rejuvenated for their 60th anniversary, the Midhurst Players tackle Hello, Dolly! as their autumn production.
Legendary Ohio impresario John Kenley dead at 103: Obituary
John Kenley is honored by Carol Channing and the rest of the touring cast of "Hello, Dolly!" on the stage of PlayhouseSquare's Palace Theatre in 1995.
'Jerry's Girls' At Ivoryton Playhouse Oct. 28-Nov. 15
Amy Forbes, Julia Kiley, Jackie Sidle, Mary Ann Piccolo and Elizabeth Talbot star in "Jerry's Girls" October 29, 2009 Jerry Herman 's musical "Jerry's Girls" begins Wednesday at the Ivoryton Playhouse and runs through Nov.
'Sounds of Satchmo' joyous evening
Kudos to our Conductor Ron Spigelman and the Springfield Symphony Orchestra! A ticket to any of this symphony's performances provides one with a memorable evening of culture and wonderful entertainment.
A Survey of 'Musicals'' Musicals, from Its Creators
Excerpted from the official Web site for "The Musical of Musicals ," its creators, Joanne Bogart and Eric Rockwell , talk about each of the show's five segments, each of which send up an iconic musical composer or team: 'Corn' Rodgers & Hammerstein - "The Sound of Music," South Pacific," "The King and I," "Carousel" Bogart: Ah, how to capture the ...
Canadian organ/piano wizards Dorothy Watson and Hal Logan will be back at the stage of the Mount Baker Theatre in Bellingham this Sunday with another scintillating revue of 20th century musical gems.
The Abbotsford Times Newspaper
Going with the Flo is music...
Her fingers have tickled the ivories for nine decades. "It came easy to me," says Mission's Flo Erskine, discussing her penchant for the piano.
TT: 'M' is for the many things she gave me
Apropos of the fast-approaching publication of Pops: A Life of Louis Armstrong , the new issue of Publishers Weekly contains a profile of me: Cultural critic Terry Teachout first heard jazz legend Louis Armstrong around 1964 when, as a boy in rural Sikeston, Mo., he was summoned by his mother to watch Armstrong sing "Hello, Dolly" on The Ed ...
'Half-A-Millionaire' matchmaker headed to Backdoor Theatre
The cast of "Hello, Dolly!" rehearses at Backdoor Theatre for the opening of the musical tonight on the main stage.
Review: Say hello to 'Dolly' at Backdoor Theater
Backdoor Theatre's latest production, "Hello, Dolly," can boast many fine qualities.
Diva Talk: Catching Up with Inventing Avi's Alix Korey, Plus News of Pinkins and Gardner
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
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Sarah Stiles Named The Next Special Guest At Mostly Sondheim On 9/25
Sarah Stiles will be the special guest at Mostly Sondheim on Friday, September 25th.
Love in a time of futuristic rubble
Hollywood blockbuster WALL-E is probably the ideal film to consider for your first date.
REVIEW: More punch needed to welcome 'Dolly'
The 1964 hit "Hello, Dolly!" is all about a matchmaking widow who decides to rejoin the human race and taste the spirit of life that surrounds her.
Season kicks off with quintessential musicals
Published: Thursday, September 24, 2009 at 1:00 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 at 11:28 a.m. The new theater season is just getting under way, and two of the area's community theaters are delving into two quintessentially American musical classics with new productions of "Hello, Dolly!" and "Anything Goes" opening tonight.
Creed, Lisa Lampanelli and the LPO opens its season this week in New Orleans
National headliners fill this week's lineup of must-sees in New Orleans. Rockers Creed play the New Orleans Arena and insult-comic Lisa Lampanelli hits the Mahalia Jackson Theatre this weekend.
No sooner had he arrived at Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge's Saigon residence, than Broadway Producer David Merrick, 52, was bristling.
Fulton Opera, Lancaster will pay Hello, Dolly! based on the book by Michael Stewart, music and lyrics by Jerry Herman, based on the play "The Matchmaker" by Thornton Wilder.
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