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607 stories by "Peter D. Kramer"

Swap shop: Blind Brook seeks jukebox by Peter D. Kramer

Director Chrissy Colangelo is looking for a juke box to borrow or rent for Blind Brook’s production of “West Side Story.” She would need it March 14-25. If you can help her…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 9:42am on March 6, 2015[SHARE]

Say it ain't so, Officer Lockstock! Snow cancels openers by Peter D. Kramer

Today’s storm has canceled at least two of the four high-school-musical opening nights planned for tonight. Thursday’s performance of “Urinetown” at Edgemont High Sch…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 1:41pm on March 5, 2015[SHARE]

Will shows go on if snow goes on and on? by Peter D. Kramer

The show must go on, unless the snow goes on and on. Mother Nature—which has already forced the cancellation of at least a half-dozen rehearsals—could throw a slippery wrench int…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 11:48am on March 4, 2015[SHARE]

At Edgemont, going out Strong in 'Urinetown' by Peter D. Kramer

Joshua Roman has acted in musicals before, but never at Edgemont High School. That changes this week, when the 17-year-old senior leads the cast of the quirky and irreverent “Urinetown…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 12:20pm on March 2, 2015[SHARE]

Giving the devil his due in Harrison's 'Yankees' by Peter D. Kramer

If there was a word to describe Paul, the character Troy Trippiccio played in Harrison High School’s production of “A Chorus Line” last year, he said it’d be “s…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 11:38am on March 2, 2015[SHARE]

At Hendrick Hudson, 'Our Town' to Whoville by Peter D. Kramer

Travis Ramirez has played it serious, as the haunted church organist Simon Stimson in “Our Town.” He played it madcap backstage in “Fiddler on the Roof,” playing all …

SOURCE: The Journal News at 10:46am on March 2, 2015[SHARE]

Filling big shoes to play 'Dolly' in Yorktown by Peter D. Kramer

Yorktown High School’s Gabby Landicino said the sky is the limit this year, as she tackles one of musical theaters plummest parts: Dolly Levi in “Hello, Dolly!” “You …

SOURCE: The Journal News at 10:14am on March 2, 2015[SHARE]

No problem for Maria at Kennedy Catholic by Peter D. Kramer

Kelsey Baron of Peekskill doesn’t lack for inspiration as would-be nun Maria in Kennedy Catholic’s production of “The Sound of Music,” running this weekend. The sopho…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 9:00pm on March 1, 2015[SHARE]

In Irvington, a 'doll' learns to let her hair down by Peter D. Kramer

Playing it straight is no problem for Chae Young Kang, an Irvington senior who said her Korean grandmother runs a tight ship at home. “I feel really connected to Sarah, living in a res…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 8:09pm on March 1, 2015[SHARE]

Washing prejudice into her role, at Byram Hills by Peter D. Kramer

Alisia Escobar, a senior at Byram Hills, has played some great roles in her school career: Annie in “Annie,” Chava in “Fiddler on the Roof” and Belle in “Beauty…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 7:09pm on March 1, 2015[SHARE]

Carmel goes beyond 'happy ever after,' together by Peter D. Kramer

Bryan Lynch reads from his iPad and rattles off his director’s notes to the cast in rat-a-tat fashion. A set change needs fixing. A line needs a different delivery. What happened to th…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 5:54pm on March 1, 2015[SHARE]

In Briarcliff, the quirky, dark 'Urinetown' by Peter D. Kramer

Paul Kite, a guest director who takes the reins of Briarcliff’s excellent theater program from producer Ian Driver, said he chose “Urinetown” for a few reasons: “It&#…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 4:52pm on March 1, 2015[SHARE]

High school rarity: Pleasantville's 'La Mancha' by Peter D. Kramer

Leading the dozen shows opening on high-school stages this week is a high-school rarity: “Man of La Mancha” at Pleasantville. The musical story of Don Quixote employs the booming…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 2:45pm on March 1, 2015[SHARE]

Going out on a Porter high at Rye by Peter D. Kramer

By any measure, Ben DeMarco’s range of roles in his Rye High School career has been impressive: Snoopy in “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” to The Beast in “Be…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 10:57am on March 1, 2015[SHARE]

A demon barber at Bronxville's Christ Church by Peter D. Kramer

The hottest ticket in New York this week may not be on Broadway, but for “Sweeney Todd,” staged in a church basement in Bronxville. The plan was for Bronxville High School to unv…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 9:18am on March 1, 2015[SHARE]

Metro Awards add critic category by Peter D. Kramer

Exciting news on the Metro Awards front. The Metros and media sponsor The Journal News and lohud.com will collaborate to add a new category this year: student critic. Here’s how it wor…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 1:58pm on February 25, 2015[SHARE]

In Rye Neck, 1 title part, and 4-part harmony by Peter D. Kramer

Last year, Mikael Bucknavage was unrecognizable in a sea of green latex as the title character in “Shrek.” This year, the Rye Neck senior is 17 and decidedly less irritable. In f…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 10:48am on February 23, 2015[SHARE]

Mamaroneck goes all-in with 'Mattress' by Peter D. Kramer

With its PACE program and a tradition of performing arts excellence, Mamaroneck High School is an arts-centric school. But for years, if a Mamaroneck kid wanted to be in a big-book musical, …

SOURCE: The Journal News at 6:05am on February 23, 2015[SHARE]

Rye Country Day goes 'Footloose' by Peter D. Kramer

Whether on Broadway or at a local high school, theater is full of tradition. Some schools have senior circles where the about-to-graduate cast members bid a tearful farewell at the final cur…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 6:01am on February 23, 2015[SHARE]

The Masters School gets into its PJ's by Peter D. Kramer

Here’s are glimpses of what I saw at a recent rehearsal at The Masters School in Dobbs Ferry, where Chris Briante is filling the considerable shoes of the now-retired M.A. Haskin. When…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 6:00am on February 23, 2015[SHARE]

A change atop Hudson Valley Shakespeare by Peter D. Kramer

Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival turns 29 in June, two months after Kate Liberman—its new managing director, named last week—turns 30. Liberman, a Needham, Massachusetts native…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 1:37pm on February 20, 2015[SHARE]

Four courses, one J.B. Smoove by Peter D. Kramer

When he was at Mount Vernon High School back in the ‘80s, J.B. Smoove wasn’t a comedian yet. And his name wasn’t Smoove. Back then, he was Jerry Brooks. “I was a hall…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 12:47pm on February 18, 2015[SHARE]

An all-girl "Joseph" at School of the Holy Child (video) by Peter D. Kramer

When you’re an all-boys or all-girls school, there are two ways to go when you want to stage a musical. The all-boys Archbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains recruits actresses …

SOURCE: The Journal News at 9:26am on February 17, 2015[SHARE]

Helen Hayes Theatre's sale gets nasty by Peter D. Kramer

The plot thickens over the sale of Broadway’s Helen Hayes Theatre. The owners of Broadway’s tiniest theater, named for Rockland’s most-famous actress, say the time is up: T…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 8:43am on February 17, 2015[SHARE]

Change afoot at the Schoolhouse by Peter D. Kramer

Change has come to the Schoolhouse Theater in Croton Falls, with more to follow—including a drive to reach one particular audience that rarely feels at home in a theater. The Equity ve…

SOURCE: The Journal News at 4:18pm on February 9, 2015[SHARE]
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