7,093 stories by "Sandi Durell"
Review by Joe Regan Jr. Karen Mason, who opened the big room at Don't Tell Mama 33 years ago with her long time...
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By: Sandi Durell As I was thinking about how cold it was here (3 deg.), the phone rings and it's Lani Hall (Mrs....
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by: Brian Scott Lipton The Atlantic Theater Company held its landmark 30th Anniversary Gala on Monday, March 2 at the Pierre...…
Theater Pizzazz’ JK Clarke was on the scene at the National Arts Club on March 2nd as Theater for the New...
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by: Brian Scott Lipton Something familiar? Something peculiar? Well, the new Broadway musical "Something Rotten!," which begins previe…
by: Paulanne Simmons That the world is filled with wealth and pleasure, but they may not be equally distributed is just one of the lessons...
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by: Maryann Lopinto Barbara Cook performed on Friday night at Lincoln Center's AMERICAN SONGBOOK Series at the Appel Room at Lincoln Center t…
by: Susan Hasho Pretty Babies (written and directed by Antony Raymond) is just clever enough to be disturbing. Underneath the drug, sex and no-rock-and-roll talk …
by: Carol Rocamora In a time of tight budgets and small-cast, one-set shows, Charles Mee's extravagant imagination is a breath of fresh theatrical a…
by: JK Clarke There's an interesting thing happening in the theater world. Immersive theater, in different variations, is emerging as …
by: JK Clarke No one anticipates an onslaught of madness. When it comes, it's swift and sudden, taking everyone (even its originator) by surprise, often...…
By: Sandi Durell Ah, the charm of Budapest as lively violins play background to Molnar's 1917 romantic comedy about a shopkeeper who can't...…
by: JK Clarke Twelfth Night is a play that almost always delivers. It is incredibly funny, light, full of beautiful language and...
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by: Brian Scott Lipton and Sandi Durell Nervous brides, drunken toasts, awkward first dances: these are the stuff of ordinary weddings. But t…
by: Sandi Durell On March 8th, Jerry Herman’s fabulous score of “Mack & Mabel” will resound from the stage at 54 Below in a...…
It’s an all-stars Spring shaping up at Cafe Carlyle Including Venue Debuts of Alan Cumming and Lena Hall; return of audience favorites: Megan Hilty, a…
By Eric J. Grimm After a smash run at their Walker Street location, SoHo Rep’s An Octoroon has found a new home...
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A Tony Award winning singer returns to his Brazilian roots with a detour to Broadway By Joel Benjamin Paulo Szot, the charismatic operatic baritone"and Tony winner"retur…
A Tony Award winning singer returns to his Brazilian roots with a detour to Broadway. By Joel Benjamin Paulo Szot, the charismatic operatic baritone"and To…
by: Peter Haas  One of Off-Off-Off Broadway's long-enduring favorites (presented, actually, only one block off, at The Town Hall), Scott Siegel's Broadway By the Yea…
by: Paulanne Simmons The daughter of legendary singer/songwriter Billy Joel and supermodel Christie Brinkley, Alexa Ray Joel, is defin…
The Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs will present the 29th Annual MAC Awards on Thursday, March 26th at 7:30pm, at B.B King Blues Club & Grill in...
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On February 25th,  author and six-time Tony Award-winning producer Stewart Lane (La Cage aux Folles, A Gentleman's Guide…, War Horse)…
by: Brian Scott Lipton Ooh la la! The first-ever stage adaptation of the beloved MGM musical "An American in Paris" is getting ready to hit our shores (after...
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Review by Joe Regan Jr. Paolo Szot, the Brazilian baritone who won a Tony for his performance in the "South Pacific" revival a few years ago and has...
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