Tuesday, January 1, 2013

SLEEP NO MORE

"Sleep No More" re-imagines the classic Shakespeare play Macbeth as if it were unfolding in a glamorous 1920's hotel.  The original Macbeth story follows a Scottish general who is visited by three witches and told he shall one day become king.  After the witches present their vision, Macbeth and his wife murder the king in an attempt to secure the throne-and are haunted by their deed.

"Sleep No More" is quite different from most theatrical experiences in that the audience does not sit in a seat and watch the performance onstage.  Five floors of the McKittrick Hotel have been converted into a giant performance space.  Audience members enter wearing Venetian masks (to keep their identities a mystery to performers) and are free to investigate the dozens of rooms as they please.  The many rooms are elaborately designed, and the various spaces include luxurious bedrooms, a fancy hotel bar, a psychiatric ward, a stable, a forest and more.  The actors roam the hotel (sometimes individually and sometimes in groups) to perform different scenes.  Audiences are encouraged to follow different actors and watch the scenes unfold in any order.  Guides are available to help audience members if necessary.

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The Mystery of Edwin Drood

"The Mystery Of Edwin Drood" where Chita Rivera stars in the Broadway revival of Rupert Holmes' musical comedy.  The story is based on Charles Dickens' unfinished novel, "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" tells the story of young Edwin Drood, an Englishman whose sudden disappearance throws the fictiional townspeople of Cloisterham into a panic.  Suspicions arise about who is responsible for Drood's vanishing, with fingers pointing every which way, including the dashing but villainous John Jasper, Drood's fiancee Rosa Bud, opium den proprietor Princess Puffer and mysterious siblings Helena and Neville Landless.  As the investigation pushes forward, everyone who came into contact with Drood joins the lineup of the suspects.

"The Mystery Of Edwin Drood" is staged as a play-within-a-play, with each performer portraying a fictional English actor who, in turn, portrays a Dickens character.  Set in the style of a Victorian music hall at Christmastime, "The Mystery Of Edwin Drood" is a meta-theatrical event that invites the audience to participate in the show as the actors stage a play-within-a-play.  During the show, audience members are encouraged to sing, clap and interact with the actors, culminating in an audience vote for the show's ending.  The bulk of the show is a madcap comedy with colorful characters, breathtaking set design and musical numbers styled in the vein of traditional British pantos.

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Sunday, December 16, 2012

Fight Dream Hope Love: Les' Miserables Comes to The Big Screen


It's been tlaked about for years but had never come to fruition - Until Now. Christmas Day 2012 lovers of the musical that swept the world, Les Miserables can now see it on the silver screen.

This big screen debut promises to sell out fast. you can get tickets by clicking HERE to avoid being left out in the cold.

Directed by Tom Hooper (Acadamy award winner for The King's Speech), Les Miserables brings an all-star cast to the silver Screen.

Jean Valjean = Hugh Jackman
Fantine = Anne Hathaway
Javert = Russel Crowe
Eponine = Amanda Seyfried
Marius = Eddie Redmayne
Enjolras = Aaron Tveit
Eponine = Samantha Barks
Madame Thenardier = Helena Bonham Carter
Thenardier = Sasha Barron Cohen

The cast also includes Colm Wilkinson who appears as  The Bishop of Digne. Colm Wilkinson is best known for his performances as Jean Valjean in the Original London and Broadways Casts of Les Miserables.

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For you newcomers, "Les' Miserables" is a musical based on the novel by French poet and playwright, Victor Hugo.  It was first presented at a Paris sports arena in 1980, but closed after only three months.  In 1983, producer Cameron Mackintosh was asked to produce an English-language version of the show.  The opening night of "Les Miserables" at the Barbican  Theatre on 8 October 1985 was one of those extraordinary occasions when against all odds a theatrical alchemy took place that made everyone forget all the years of work and months of rehearsal - racing against the clock - that went into adapting Hugo's sweeping masterpiece for the musical stage.  After only a week of previews the show simply soared, and both the audience and the cast were elevated to a state of powerful emotion rarely seen in the theatre.

"Les Miserables" starts off in a prison in Toulon, France in 1815.  Jean Valjean is released on parole, but is socially condemned.  The Bishop of Digne offers him food and shelter.  He ends up stealing from the bishop and gets caught by the police.  The bishop lies to save him so he can begin a new life.  He assumes a new identity and becomes a wealthy owner and mayor of Montreuil-sur-Mer.  The musical continues to follow him through his life until his death.

The 25th Anniversary of "Les Miserables" was held on October 3, 2010 at the O2 in North Greenwich.  In 1985 and 2012 it won various Laurence Oliver Awards.  In 1987, it won many Tony Awards and Drama Desk Awards.  There are also many non-English language cast albums of the musical. 

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Sunday, December 2, 2012

SEUSSICAL--The Musical

"The Cat in the Hat," Horton and more of Dr. Seuss' beloved characters are heading to London! !  "Seussical the Musical," based on the books of the famed children's author, will receive its West End premiere at Arts Theatre this holiday season.  Created by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty and Moonty Python's Eric Idle, "Seussical" opened at Broadway's Richard Rodgers Theatre and a 90-minute revival played off-Broadway in the summer of 2007.  During the short time in New York, "Seussical" featured several stars in the flashy role of The Cat in the Hat including Rosie O'Donnell, Cathy Rigby and Aaron Carter.

The London premier will feature choreography by Maddy Mutch, musical direction by Joe Morrow, set and costume design by Richard Evans and lighting design by Alexander Ridgers.

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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Donny & Marie Osmond

Donny & Marie Osmond bring their distinctive talents and undeniable charm to Flamingo Las Vegas.  These icons of music and television are set to dazzle and delight audiences of all ages.  This 90-minuet extravaganza will show case Donny & Marie's greatest hits in a multimedia spectacular presented on a custom-designed stage with multiple video screens and a large cast of electrifying dancers.  Donny & Marie's timeless hits include "Paper Roses," "Make the World Go Away,"  "I'm Leaving It All Up To You," "Mourning Side Of The Mountain.," "Puppy Love," "Soldier of Love," "Deep Purple" and others.

See 70s icons Donny & Marie in their all-new show.  Come & Enjoy !  Click Here for Discount Tickets.


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Sunday, November 25, 2012

A CHRISTMAS STORY


The countdown to Christmas has begun on Broadway with "A Christmas Story", The Musical, the jolly new stage adaptation of the classic 1983 holiday film favorite.  Johnny Rabe stars as Christmas-loving nine-year-old Ralphie Parker, whose wintery wonderland is home to a cast of wacky characters, bunny suits, leg lamps and BB guns.
Remember sneaking a peek at your Christmas gifts before you actually got to unwrap them?  We feel the same way about "A Christmas Story", The Musical, the big Broadway adaptation of the 1983 holiday classic.  After a nationwide search, "A Christmas Story", The Musical has selected Johnny Rabe, a 12-year-old from Chicago, to fill out the bright pink bunny suite as the show's leading youngster Ralphie.
With music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and a book by Joseph Robinette, the John Rando-directed production is set to begin performances.

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Friday, November 23, 2012

It's A Wonderful Life


Based on the 1946 holiday classic, "It's A Wonderful Life" will be performed as a 1940s live radio broadcast and re-tells the beloved story of George Bailey.  As he contemplates suicide, Bailey receives a visit from his guardian angel on that fateful Christmas Eve.  The "live radio play" was written by Joe Laundry and will feature choreography by Lorin Latarro.
Justin Guarini, Jill Paice and Lauren Molina have all signed onto celebrate the holidays in "It's A Wonderful Life"--A Live Radio Play.  Come and celebrate the holidays, enjoy the Terrific Show ! !

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