Still in Good Company After All These Years by RICHARD OUZOUNIAN
There are many amazing things about John Doyle's production of Company currently playing on Broadway, but the most fascinating one is how fresh and relevant it feels.
There are many amazing things about John Doyle's production of Company currently playing on Broadway, but the most fascinating one is how fresh and relevant it feels.
You owe it to yourself to make the journey.
Dystopian 1930s opera about sin and excess has proved scarily accurate, writes Richard Ouzounian
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Megan Hilty always hoped that one day she'd star in a Broadway show.
She just didn't think it would happen by the time she was 23.