Archive for the THEATRE Category

  • THEATRE: THE LIEUTENANT OF INISHMORE THEATRE: THE LIEUTENANT OF INISHMORE

    THE LIEUTENANT OF INISHMORE   I saw this awful play before Clarence got sick, so that fact did not color my opinion of this story about a dead cat and blood and gore. Clarence’s poor health had nothing to do with my dislike of it. The topic, m

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  • THEATRE: IN THE HEIGHTS THEATRE: IN THE HEIGHTS

    IN THE HEIGHTS   In The Heights is one of the very few Broadway musicals that Mr. X was looking forward to seeing. We saw a bit of it on the Tonys two years ago, when it won four awards, and it looked great! As most touring companies nowadays do

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  • KAREN'S MUSINGS: 2010 TONY AWARDS KAREN’S MUSINGS: 2010 TONY AWARDS

    2010 TONY AWARDS MUSINGS   So last night, Broadway’s Tony Awards were handed out, and of course, for my classier readers, I have some random thoughts on everything about them. They’re listed kind-of in the order of the show, but sometimes a

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  • THEATRE: SOUTH PACIFIC THEATRE: SOUTH PACIFIC

    SOUTH PACIFIC   Like A Chorus Line (which I reviewed last week,) South Pacific is one Broadway musical that everyone must see at least once. Even more so for South Pacific, in my opinion, as it’s been around much longer, and is one of the all-

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  • THEATRE: A CHORUS LINE THEATRE: A CHORUS LINE

    A CHORUS LINE   The iconic ‘70s musical, A Chorus Line, is back in LA. If you’ve never seen it, or just haven’t in a while, now would be your chance. It’s one of those shows that everyone must see at least once. And, although I’ve seen

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  • THEATRE: BENGAL TIGER, SUGAR HAPPENS THEATRE: BENGAL TIGER, SUGAR HAPPENS

    BENGAL TIGER AT THE BAGHDAD ZOO   I’m not great with metaphors, so I seriously didn’t understand that the man in the cage at the opening of this play was supposed to be a tiger. Being a play about war, I thought he was supposed to be a priso

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  • THEATRE: CHICAGO THEATRE: CHICAGO

    CHICAGO   Chicago is back at Hollywood’s Pantages Theatre, for at least the fourth time, and it just never gets old. It doesn’t seem to matter much who’s in it--the music, and especially the choreography, hold it up no matter what. It’s

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  • THEATRE: DREAMGIRLS THEATRE: DREAMGIRLS

    DREAMGIRLS   Sorry that I haven’t been posting daily for about a month, but my recent back problem is so serious that it hurts to type. Plus, it’s giving me a brain-cramp, so I can’t even think! But with rest, ice, and ibuprofen, I’m comin

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  • THEATRE:STOMP THEATRE:STOMP

    STOMP Yes, you read that right--Stomp is back for the gazillionth go-round! And still going strong. It’s a hard show to explain to people who haven’t seen it, (yes--there are still some of those in existence,) but I’ll try. [caption

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  • THEATRE: CAMELOT THEATRE: CAMELOT

    CAMELOT (with a Haitian Relief note first) Before I review the new Pasadena Playhouse production of Camelot, I want to let you know about a Haitian Relief benefit there on Feb. 1. Here are those details: Next Monday, February 1, 2010, A Pasadena

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