Sep 3, 2010
Theater
Multi-award winning Rob Ruggiero found time during a rehearsal break to talk with us on the Goodspeed campus in East Haddam.
This laugh-out-loud confection is as yummy as cherry cheesecake, and yes, the show does offer a bit of cheesecake too!
This feel good musical, with words and music by Tony Award-winning Lin-Manuel Miranda reflects contemporary urban life in the best sense of the word “neighborhood.”
“Romeo and Juliet” is still one of the most popular and frequently produced of Shakespeare’s brilliant and lyrical plays. Its most recent adaptation “Shakespeare’s R& J” is playing at TheaterWorks in downtown Hartford.
For one night only you can see “Thrill Me” and enjoy another great social Gay & Lesbian Night @ The Spirit, Friday, November 13.
The musical is a celebratory two-hour musical entertainment of glamour, optimism, love, melody, and memorable women characters of the musical theater.
The madcap burlesque-style show "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" is a revival of the Broadway hit that was a sensation forty-five years ago.
Kris Andersson, aka Dixie Longate, the quick-witted Tupperware lady, takes his/her successful Off-Broadway laugh riot to the Bushnell’s Autorino Great Hall.
Having seen the original 1930’s Frankenstein movies, and later ”Young Frankenstein,” Mel Brooks’ hit spoof of these classics, was a great introduction for us to enjoy this zany stage version. And what a belly-laugh-filled musical comedy it is!
There’s no time like the hard-knock present to do some happily ever-aftering at Goodspeed’s production of the Tony Award-winning “Camelot.”
This year’s theme, “Let Yourself Go,” a phrase from an Irving Berlin song, is an invitation from the cabaret’s artistic director, Michael Bush, to “become part of the creation and performance of ten wildly eclectic and diverse evenings of the most innovative ‘cabaret theater’ in America today.”
'Speech & Debate' Drawing Youth to TheaterWorks
“Speech & Debate” focuses on teenage angst about being obese, shy, outrageous or just different – straight or gay. It should hit home for any young person trying to find his or her personal identity.
“Speech & Debate” focuses on teenage angst about being obese, shy, outrageous or just different – straight or gay. It should hit home for any young person trying to find his or her personal identity.
Jonathan Larson’s “Tick, Tick….BOOM!” Just Ticks At Westport Country Playhouse
For the most part the production relies too much on the engaging Colin Hanlon as Jon to carry the burden of this angst-heavy show.
For the most part the production relies too much on the engaging Colin Hanlon as Jon to carry the burden of this angst-heavy show.
Rob Ruggiero Wins Major Theater Awards
Rob Ruggiero won for OUTSTANDING DIRECTOR OF A MUSICAL, “Big River” at Goodspeed Musicals, shared in a tie with Semina De Laurentis, “The Producers” at Seven Angels Theater.
Rob Ruggiero won for OUTSTANDING DIRECTOR OF A MUSICAL, “Big River” at Goodspeed Musicals, shared in a tie with Semina De Laurentis, “The Producers” at Seven Angels Theater.
A Tap Dancing, Tuneful ‘42nd Street’ Sparkles At Goodspeed
One song asks the musical question: “What do you go for — go to a show for”? This exuberant and bouncy production has an answer.
One song asks the musical question: “What do you go for — go to a show for”? This exuberant and bouncy production has an answer.
Take a Trip to ‘Buddy’s Tavern’
At the recent first read-through of the new musical “Buddy’s Tavern,” at the Spirit of Broadway Theater in Norwich, we heard for the first time the actors speak their lines and heard the words and music of this much anticipated new American musical.
At the recent first read-through of the new musical “Buddy’s Tavern,” at the Spirit of Broadway Theater in Norwich, we heard for the first time the actors speak their lines and heard the words and music of this much anticipated new American musical.
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