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    May 8, 2008 |Story| AM New York

  1. 'Fille' scores at the Met

    At the opening night of "La Fille du Regiment" at the Metropolitan Opera, the tenor Juan Diego Florez did something so rare that it has not been done in any Met production since 1994.
    At the opening night of "La Fille du Regiment" at the Metropolitan Opera, the tenor Juan Diego Florez did something so rare that it has not been done in any Met production since 1994. After hitting all nine high C notes of the notoriously difficult...

    Tags: Metropolitan Museum of Art, Lincoln Center, Defense, Theater, Armed Forces

    2. Sep 29, 2006 |Story| Newsday

  2. The stages, they are a-changin'

    Newsday Staff Writer
    Oh boy, oh boy. Business on Broadway soars right up through the second balcony. The season pushes breathlessly upon us. "A Chorus Line" kicks back into town Thursday and at least 20 musicals - even a few new ones - are close behind. Dramas by Tom...

    Tags: Lincoln Center, Madison Square Garden, Los Angeles County, Ed Harris, California

    3. Oct 1, 2006 |Story| Newsday

  3. Off-Broadway is all over the map

    Special to Newsday
    Broadway is a geographical place as much as a brand name, but by definition, Off-Broadway sprawls - from Times Square-adjacent venues to the West Village, from Brooklyn to Lincoln Center. This year's Off-Broadway offerings likewise travel everywhere...

    Tags: Lincoln Center, Colorado, Harley Granville-Barker, Maggie Smith, Ed Harris

    4. Oct 10, 2006 |Story| Newsday

  4. In 'Brodie' revival, Nixon's unimpeachable

    Newsday Staff Writer
    Miss Brodie strides into the drab classroom with the confidence of a 1930s movie star on a red carpet. Despite her sensible shoes, her dress is the color of salmon and clings perhaps a bit close for a teacher of young girls at a conservative Protestant...

    Tags: Adolf Hitler, Mike Leigh, Newsday Inc., Maggie Smith

    5. May 30, 2004 |Story| Newsday

  5. Linda Winer's LI Theater Picks

    <b>Limonade Tous Les Jours</b>. The always interesting Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor opened the season May 25 with Alan Alda as an American in his 50s who meets a young French cabaret singer in the romantic play by Charles L. Mee. Zoe Caldwell directs. Through June 6.
    Limonade Tous Les Jours. The always interesting Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor opened the season May 25 with Alan Alda as an American in his 50s who meets a young French cabaret singer in the romantic play by Charles L. Mee. Zoe Caldwell directs....

    Tags: Alan Alda, Theater, Newsday Inc., Bay Street Theater

    6. Aug 13, 2002 |Story| Metromix

  6. Sondheim will attend Ravinia show

    Broadway composer Stephen Sondheim will be in attendance Aug. 22 at the Ravinia Festival's concert performance of his musical "A Little Night Music." The Highland Park production will feature George Hearn, Patti LuPone and Zoe Caldwell. Sondheim...

    Tags: Popular Music, Television, Music, Ravinia Festival, United States of America

    7. Aug 24, 2002 |Story| Metromix

  7. Theater review, 'A Little Night Music' at Ravinia

    Tribune theater critic
    Call it craft, or art, or a case of a performer who has learned to trust in simplicity. But the way Patti LuPone shapes the vowel sounds in the lyrics of "Send in the Clowns," you don't hear someone auditioning for your tear ducts. You hear someone who...

    Tags: Ingmar Bergman, Theater, Marc Kudisch, Music, Ravinia Festival

    8. Mar 31, 2003 |Story| Newsday

  8. Homage to Classic British Vaudeville Doesn't Translate

    STAFF WRITER
    One of the ads for "The Play What I Wrote" alleges that "His Royal Highness, Prince Charles," exclaimed after seeing the British music-hall homage and spoof, "What a joy it was to be able to laugh until one ached!" Somewhat down the endorsement food...

    Tags: Imperial and Royal Matters, Nathan Lane, Broadway, Liam Neeson, Roger Moore

    9. Sep 27, 2002 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. 'Just a Kiss'

    &quot;Just a Kiss" starts, fittingly enough, with a kiss and the words that go with it. "This is going to be one of those terrible mistakes you can't take back," says the man. Adds the woman, "Is there any other kind?"
    Times Staff Writer
    "Just a Kiss" starts, fittingly enough, with a kiss and the words that go with it. "This is going to be one of those terrible mistakes you can't take back," says the man. Adds the woman, "Is there any other kind?" As beginnings go, this is not bad, but...

    Tags: Kyra Sedgwick, Cinema Industry, Taye Diggs, Off-Broadway Theater, Media

    10. Jun 21, 2002 |Story| Metromix

  10. Movie review, 'Lilo & Stitch'

    At least give Walt Disney's animation department credit for wanting to try something new. Last summer Disney took a risk on a dark, Jules Verne-style adventure with "Atlantis: The Lost Empire." This summer, again departing from the cute and spunky...

    Tags: Pocahontas, Animation, Ving Rhames, Chris Sanders, Walt Disney

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