Oct 9, 2015
New York theater named after stage and TV actor John Cullum
NEW YORK (AP) — Two-time Tony Award-winner John Cullum has gotten the ultimate stage honor — a theater named after him. http://dlvr.it/CPMMYL
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New York theater named after stage and TV actor John Cullum
NEW YORK (AP) — Two-time Tony Award-winner John Cullum has gotten the ultimate stage honor — a theater named after him. http://dlvr.it/CPMMYL
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Aisle View: Wildly Funny Sketch Plays
Arnie Burton, Rick Holmes, Kellee Hutchinsen an' Liv Rooth n' David Ives’ Lives o't' Sunts. Photo: James Leynse All n' t'Timyun', un evnin o'six wiltlee comedic sketch/plays by David Ives (an' directid by John Ran'o) wuz a majer hit wen it wuz producet by Primree Stages n' 1993,...
Barrington Stage sailors re-up for Broadway repeat of "On the Town"
Barrington Stage sailors re-up for Broadway repeat of “On the Town”
(l to r) Jay Armstrong Johnson, Tony Yazbeck, Clyde Alves in the 2013 Barrington Stage Prouction of On The Town. Kevin Sprague photo.
On The Town, a Berkshire hit at Barrington Stage is reborn for Broadway by Larry Murray
Being repackaged for Broadway, the three sailors who found their way into the hearts of Berkshire theatre-goers have re-enlisted for an On The Townrevival on Broadway in New York…
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A developmental dance lab workshop of the classic Leonard Bernstein-Betty Comden-Adolph Green musical On the Town, directed by Tony winner John Rando and choreographed by Josh Bergasse, was presented to New York producers Dec. 19.
Interesting, interesting. Having seen this production of On The Town at Barrington Stage Co, I can honestly say that this is a fantastic production of On The Town. John Rando is really damn good and he did a great job with On The Town. The cast was great, the dancing was great, the staging was great, etc. etc.
The biggest downside for me is that it's On The Town. It's an awfully dated musical for modern audiences and I'm not sure the world needs or wants another Broadway revival of it at this point. But that may be my own particular prejudices as a 20-something theatre kid.
Certainly if they keep the main cast, I'll personally be thrilled to have Jay Armstrong Johnson back on Broadway (and hey, he really can dance) and to have him and Alysha Umphress doing Go Up To My Place, because they are HILARIOUS.
Oh. My. God. And directed by John Rando? I guess I have plans for June!