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HAPPY HUNTING Nov 8, 9 10, 11 @ 7pm & Nov 12 @ 4pm |
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The Gallery Players 14th Annual Black Box Play Festival |
 Come see the only musical written by the author of Rosemary's Baby, The Stepford Wives and A Kiss Before Dying! |
directed by JEREMY KRONENBERG NOVEMBER 8, 9, 11 & 12 - ALL PERFORMANCES @ 7:00PM |
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directed by JEREMY KRONENBERG APRIL 6, 7, 8 & 15, 16, 17 - ALL PERFORMANCES @ 7:00PM |
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directed by HECTOR CORIS In this classic musical comedy, Angela McKay is an
overworked reporter who is sent to |
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directed and choreographed by MARC TUMMINELLI A satire of the sexual revolution of the 1970s, it unfolds on Christmas Eve in suburban |
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direction & musical staging by Suzanne Adams Originally starring Carol Burnett and Jack Cassidy, Fade Out, Fade In is a |
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Goldilocks is being presented as part of the Leroy Anderson Centennial. The 100th Anniversary of Leroy Anderson's birth was celebrated on June 29, 2008. Orchestras, bands and performers around the world are making plans to participate in the celebration by presenting Centennial Concerts and Events during 2007, 2008 and 2009. (Visit www.LeroyAnderson.com for a schedule of all planned events.) Goldilocks opened on October 11, 1958– starring Elaine Stritch and Don Ameche – and played through February 28, 1959, winning Tony Awards for Russell Nype (Best Featured Actor in a Musical) and Pat Stanley (Best Featured Actress in a Musical). This 30th Anniversary concert presentation will present three songs that were cut from the original production: “Tagalong Kid,” “Little Girls Should Be Seen,” and “My Last Spring.” |
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produced by SUZANNE ADAMS
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Mona Stangley - the heroine of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas - is brought back into the cathouse business by Terri Clark, an eager IRS agent looking to pay the back taxes on an abandoned whorehouse. But they've got her weasly boss and a mean ol' Southern senator trying to stop them. This rollicking sequel opened on Broadway in May 1994 and played for 23 performances. |
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directed by SUZANNE ADAMS For complete information visit: |
| FLORA, THE RED MENACE is a musical set in 1935, a time when many young idealists thought Communism could lead America out of the Depression and into a better world. It’s a story about a young woman determined to make it in New York, whose love for a radical WPA artists leads her to join the Communist Party. This was the first collaboration between John Kander and Fred Ebb, written in 1965. Like Cabaret and Chicago, it features a headstrong heroine with passion and idealism, and has a strong dose of political content. FLORA, THE RED MENACE opened on Broadway at the Alvin Theatre on May 11, 1965 and ran for 87 performances. At 19 years of age, Liza Minnelli won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her portrayal of Flora. A revised version appeared off-Broadway in 1987. |
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Imagining Brad
by Peter Hedges (What's Eating Gilbert Grape, Pieces of April) starring April Magen and Sara Towber Directed by Suzanne Adams Assistant Director: Nina Capone Imagining Brad is a play with adult subject matter.
The Matthew Corozine Theatre 300 W. 43rd St., Suite #502 - New York, NY 10036 Reservations recommended @ 212-592-4138 |
"Imagining Brad" has been with me for a long time. I saw a production almost 9 years ago that struck me so deeply I am now exploring it as a director. When I re-read it I remembered very little of the performances, content or physical structure of the play, but I did recall how I felt when the curtain came down and it was my turn to allow this journey to play on my mind. I was extremely disturbed... yet touched. This is not a play about victims. It is a play about real people. Survivors. And overall, it is a play about finding love and friendship in the most unlikely of circumstances. "Imagining Brad" speaks of the many levels of humanity. Good and bad. You may love this play or you may hate it. Maybe you will feel both. But you will find it hard to feel indifferent. ~Suzanne Adams |
TUESDAY, JUNE 5 @ 7PM SPECIAL GUESTS: KEVIN REED (Brownstone, Ace ) and ERIC POTTER (Naked Boys Singing) |
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 @ 7PM SPECIAL GUESTS: Tony nominated songwriter JEFF BLUMENKRANTZ (Urban Cowboy, Jeff Blumenkrantz Songbook), Tony nominated composer LAURENCE O'KEEFE (Bat Boy, Legally Blonde), MICHAEL MALONE (42nd Street, “All My Children”)
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singing favorites "You've Got Possibilities" and "Ooo, Do you Love you." Complete Information at: Opening Doors Theatre Company OUR "CLOSING NOTICE®" CONCERT
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Hello Chuck... guess who's playing Peppermint Patty!  |
Brooklyn Family Theatre presents SNOOPY! March 10 through 26, 2006 Friday's at 8pm -- Saturday's at 4pm & 8pm -- Sunday's at 5pm BFT - 1012 8th Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn |
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BELIEVE IN ME... A BIGFOOT MUSICAL
Book by Adrien Royce (based on her stage play) Music and Lyrics by Michael Holland Directed by Drew Geraci Musical Direction by Steven Ray Watkins Musical Staging by Erin Coakley The New York International Fringe Festival 2004 August 13th - 29th, 2004 If Michael Moore and Stephen Sondheim got together to write a musical, this would be it. The Bigfoot Creature and Birth Control. Hey, you gotta believe in SOMEthing! |
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at Cooper Union CooperArts Fall Season Friday, October 25 at 7:30p.m. With: the Caucasian Rhythm Kings Gary Sieger, guitar & Randy Landau, bass Guest vocalists: Lauren Kennedy, Adriane Lenox, Kristine Zbornik , Keith Byron Kirk and the SIXTY-VOICE CHOIR. Conducted by Joel Fram. |
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AND OUT OF LOVE: The Relationship Songs of GEORGIA STITT  starring: SUZANNE ADAMS, ANDREA BURNS KEVIN R. FREE and RANDY REDD Contemporary composer/lyricist Georgia Stitt will be presenting another evening of her music at The Duplex Cabaret Theatre featuring brand new songs and, of course, favorite songs from past shows! Plus, you will get a sneak peak at some of the music from her upcoming musical "The Water." |
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SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd @ 7PM
JEFF
