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Everything The Traffic Will Allow: WAY AHEAD OF MY TIME

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Everything The Traffic Will Allow. Random Musings On All Things Broadway. Tuesday, February 10, 2009. WAY AHEAD OF MY TIME. OK boys and girls, here's one I'll wager you don't know. The song is "Way Ahead of My Time" also known as "The Caveman Song." The writer is Peter Mills, who is a recent discovery for me, although I've learned Pete has been kicking around for some time. He can write wonderful, dramatic songs or straight comedy, as evidenced here. This nutty song comes from. Carolyn in the City. Febru...

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Everything The Traffic Will Allow: THE INSECT PLAY

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Everything The Traffic Will Allow. Random Musings On All Things Broadway. Friday, February 27, 2009. Today's blog entry comes courtesy of the 2/27/09 edition of the New York Times Crossword puzzle which referenced the satire/allegory. By Czech writers Karel and Josef Capek. Karel Capek appears fairly regularly in the Times puzzle, usually with reference to his famous 1921 expressionistic play. The World We Live In. The play was published in its original Czech in 1921 as. All but a few of the characters a...

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Everything The Traffic Will Allow: BYE BYE BIRDIE

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Everything The Traffic Will Allow. Random Musings On All Things Broadway. Thursday, February 12, 2009. My daughter's high school is doing. As their spring musical this year. Since Caitlin was fortunate enough to have been cast as Kim, we've spent a lot of time studying the script and score. You know, I really thought I knew this piece, but it turns out I didn't. Now that I've spent some time looking at it carefully, I'm beginning to realize what a finely crafted work this is. New Faces of 1952. This titl...

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Everything The Traffic Will Allow: January 2009

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Everything The Traffic Will Allow. Random Musings On All Things Broadway. Saturday, January 31, 2009. Henry Miller's Theatre was constructed in 1918 at 124 West 43rd Street as part of the theatre construction boom, when it seemed every actor-manager needed to have his own personal showplace. For many years this lovely theatre, with its elegant Georgian facade, was considered one of the most beautiful playhouses in NYC. Just above is a view of the exterior from 1927. La, La, Lucille. Based on Carl Reiner'...

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Everything The Traffic Will Allow: BARBARA COOK

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Everything The Traffic Will Allow. Random Musings On All Things Broadway. Sunday, February 15, 2009. Just a quick post today. I'm busy studying the new studio recording of Rodgers and Hammerstein's 1947 musical. These days. There's a lot to absorb and I'm not ready to post a review just yet. Here's a bit of the documentary about the making of that. Cook really came into her own starring as Marion the librarian in. For that matter. Where are those Ed Sullivan clips when I need them? The set dressing posit...

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Stu on Broadway: Review of "Finding Neverland"

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Stuart Brown, host of the Broadway music radio program "On Broadway," reviews NYC and CT stage offerings as well as ruminating about other theatrical matters. Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Review of "Finding Neverland". There is a song in the middle of Act II of the new musical, Finding Neverland,. The story of how playwright J.M. Barrie created Peter Pan. Simply entitled “Play.”. I only wish the creative team of Finding Neverland. Would have taken their own advice. Barrie, who’s life is anything but ...

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Fall 2007 Cabaret: Video | Harlequin

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We’re living in delicious sin…. Fall 2007 Cabaret: Video. Fall 2006 Cabaret: Video. Fall Cabaret 2005: Videos. Fall 2007 Cabaret: Video. 8220;Xanadu” directed by Michael Geary. 8220;Doors” directed by Patrick Harris. 8220;My Junk” directed by Patrick Harris. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Fall 2006 Cabaret: Video | Harlequin

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We’re living in delicious sin…. Fall 2007 Cabaret: Video. Fall 2006 Cabaret: Video. Fall Cabaret 2005: Videos. Fall 2006 Cabaret: Video. Videos from the Fall 2006 Cabaret:. 8220;Newsies Medley” directed by Valerie Hill:. 8220;Unworthy of Your Love” directed by Troy Gardner. 8220;Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Medley” directed By Amy Van Dusen (2 parts):. 8220;A Stud and a Babe” directed by Liz McWhirk. 8220;By My Side” directed by Brinn Kingsley. 8220;Turkey Lurkey Time” directed by Patrick Harris.

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We’re living in delicious sin…. Fall 2007 Cabaret: Video. Fall 2006 Cabaret: Video. Fall Cabaret 2005: Videos. Once Upon a Mattress. If you thought you knew the story of “The Princess and The Pea,” you may be in for a walloping surprise! Did you know, for instance, that Princess Winnifred actually swam the moat to reach Prince Dauntless the Drab? Or that Lady Larken’s love for Sir Harry provided a rather compelling reason that she reach the bridal altar post haste? From Rodgers and Hammerstein). Build a ...