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Musical of John Waters film dazzles critics
STRATFORD, Ont. — On Tuesday night, Brian Bedford strode onto the stage of the Tom Patterson Theatre looking like a corporate executive.
A veteran looks back on his rocky start and current triumph
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE — Never forget that long before Cats, there was Archy And Mehitabel.
Phantom vet gets Producers tour
Canadian trio part of Chinese Les Miz cast
Rosemary Clooney one of past century's great song stylists by Richard Ouzounian
No Shanghai surprises for veteran Cameron Mackintosh by Richard Ouzounian
Richard brings up a very moving account of the reaction of the Chinese people at opening night of Les Miz.
You can see his plays at Shaw, on Broadway and at a mega-festival in Washington, D.C.
Two governments work together to bring popular musical to China
If an organization is known by the Company it keeps, then the Kennedy Center Sondheim Celebration proves itself fascinatingly flawed this time around.
by Richard Ouzounian
Broadway fears the worst with demise of Sweet Smell Of Success by Richard Ouzounian
A review, or as Richard calls it, "a fan letter to Laura Benanti." Thanks to Richard for the links!
After 30 years of being funny, she decided to change. The result: Oklahoma! and a Tony nomination
Stratford Slips with 3PO by Richard Ouzounian, Toronto Star
`What Riverdance did for Celtic music and what Cirque du Soleil did for the circus, we would like to do for the marching band'
I could have cheered all night.
NIAGARA ON THE LAKE - If having a talented cast performing a wonderful score was all it took to make a great musical, then the Shaw Festival's production of Merrily We Roll Along, which open…
Is it two plays for the price of one, or one play for the price of two?
That's the question you have to ask about House and Garden, the matched set of comedies by Alan Ayckbourn, which opened last Tuesday at the Manhattan Theatre Club's adjacent theatres, stages 1 and 2.
Did you ever meet someone at a party who was so intent on winning you over that after five minutes in their company you were looking wistfully toward the door?
Well, despite an overabundance of high spirits and an eagerness to please that borders on the needy, the new musical version of Thoroughly Modern Millie now playing at the Marquis Theatre is likely to make you feel exactly the same way.
