Theater Listings

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Boeing-Boeing Broadway has traditionally been unfriendly to farce, but with director Matthew Warchus’ new, pure-genius revival of Boeing-Boeing transferred from the West End, a sea change in attitude is in order. The subtitle—“a nonstop comedy”—may be a bit misleading, but the play is a caterwauling scream of insanity. I wish it a first-class, smooth flight.
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Theater Listings

Written by Staff on . Posted in Posts, Theater

Boeing-Boeing Broadway has traditionally been unfriendly to farce, but with director Matthew Warchus’ new, pure-genius revival of Boeing-Boeing transferred from the West End, a sea change in attitude is in order. The subtitle—“a nonstop comedy”—may be a bit misleading, but the play is a caterwauling scream of insanity. I wish it a first-class, smooth flight.
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The Sound and the Fury

Written by Jerry Portwood on . Posted in Posts, Theater

The Elevator Response Service’s theatrical interpretation of William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury(April Seventh, 1928)is less about witnessing a piece of entertainment and more about transcending a typical theater experience for something that feels closer to a work of Art. The company, under the direction of John Collins, adapts the first chapter of the
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Theater Listings

Written by Staff on . Posted in Posts, Theater

Boeing-Boeing Broadway has traditionally been unfriendly to farce, but with director Matthew Warchus’ new, pure-genius revival of this West End, a sea change in attitude is in order. The subtitle—“a nonstop comedy”—may be a bit misleading, but the play is a caterwauling scream of insanity. I wish it a first-class, smooth flight. (Leonard Jacobs) Open
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Music Video of ‘In the Heights’ Song ’96,000′ (ButPlease: No More ‘Rent’ Comparisons)

Written by Jerry Portwood on . Posted in Posts, Theater

In the Heights was nominated for quite a few Tonys last week, so be prepared for the backlash. Despite the musical’s plot deficiencies—which have been repeatedly examined in most reviews—it’s one of those productions you can recommend to most everyone as a feel-good entertainment experience, and they won’t want to pull out your leg hairs
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