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    mother finished performing in the Nutcracker, Joshua Colley was destined to own the stage. Before Joshua’s talents took New York City by storm, he lived in Trinity, Florida with his parents, Bradley and Robbie Colley, where they owned a Children’s Theatre Company. Joshua, along with his twin brother, Cameron, spent his early years playing backstage, memorizing all the lines to the current productions, and reenacting them for his friends and family. His parents used to tease their actors that they would

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    Wicked Play Analysis

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    Attending Wicked at the Gershwin Theatre Of the many theatre experiences that I have had in New York City, by far the most memorable of them was when I was afforded the chance to see the iconic play Wicked with my friends. Having never seen a Broadway show live before, we found that our excursion proved very worthwhile. Though many aspects make up the whole of the wonderful time we spent going to see the show, by far what struck us as the most important were the venue, the service, and the high level

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    in many different cooking TV shows. He started his career in the Cleveland Play House Curtain Pullers children's theatre program in the early 1940s and started to appear in early productions such as Grandmother Sly Boots, Jack Of Tarts, and a lead role in a winning production called On Borrowed Time. In 1966 he originated the role of the Master Of Ceremonies in the broadway musical called Cabaret which he won a tony

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    10 Broadway Musicals

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    Broadway musicals have always been a huge part of my life. They can add emotion to a story that dialogue can’t quite capture. Over the years, after listening to countless scores, I have developed a list of my favorite 10 . This is Lindsay Bullock coming to you from me casa and I will be presenting the 10 musicals you must see before you die. Number 10 is Baz Luhrmann’s Moulin Rouge. While this is not a stage musical, it is still a must-see Oscar nominated film. It stars Ewan Mcgregor and Nicole

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    Part Two: West Side Story

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    little sister Tony, a founder of the Jets Doc, owner of Doc's store/Tony's boss Anita, Bernardo's girlfriend Ice, one of the toughest Jets Lt. Shrank, police officer Officer Krupke, police officer. West Side Story came out in 1961 as an overemotional musical that took place in New York. It proceeds the same theme as Shakespeare's, Romeo and Juliet. It is about two lovers to whose relationship is not accepted by others because of incompatible backgrounds, also a tale of rival and bitterly-hating youthful

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    Pitoniak as Jessie and Mama in December, 1982. This production then opened on Broadway at the John Golden Theatre, directed by Tom Moore, on March 31, 1983, and closed on February 26, 1984, after 380 performance. It received 4 Tony Award nominations. In the 1986 film version, Marsha Norman adapted her own play and wrote the screenplay. There was a Broadway revival that opened at the Royale Theatre on November 14, 2004, and closed on January 9, 2005, after 65 performances and 26 previews. On March 12

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    There are just too many musicals to pick from and they each have or had their own way of affecting/changing Broadway. In my opinion, a musical that not only changed what was on stage, but what was outside as well opened on November 13, 1997. The Lion King, still running today on Broadway and on many stages around the world. It laid down the groundwork for the blockbuster era that defines the New Your Theater Industry today. It was the start of the New Broadway. The Lion King a classic Disney tale

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    as $3,334 with seats sold out until January 2018(Hyman 3). It is basic knowledge that Broadway shows are popular, but I was not aware that a Broadway show could achieve this much attention! I have witnessed friends who never showed interest in theatre performances and history be obsessed with such a topic! This brought myself to decide to read an article that would help my understanding how and why ‘Hamilton’ is so great. In the article “Why ‘Hamilton’ Has Heat” by Erik Piepenburg I have found

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    California on Sunday, June 28, according to reports. He was 93 years old. The comic star, who turned 93 just four days before he met his demise, first rose to popularity after making his appearance on the American comedy variety show Texaco Star Theatre, led by Milton Berle, who was then nicknamed as the 'Mr. Television'. Before launching his own show, Carter first hosted at The Jackie Gleason Show, followed by his appearance in the Cavalcade of Stars, then finally landing his own program The Jack

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    internet for the past few months, then you would have heard of the new musical that has been on every one’s lips, or…er…Fingers, considering all communication on the net is conducted through the clicks of keys. Anyway, Hamilton, if you haven’t heard, is a musical with a hip hop style about the life of the first American Treasurer, Alexander Hamilton. It has quickly become a smash hit on Broadway and a phenomenon for history and theatre nerds alike. Now I can already hear your fingers massaging you temples

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