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As an all-black musical production during a time where black performances where scripted to be cut out of movies in order to be shown to white Southern audiences (in fact Cabin In The Sky was banned in Memphis) it was a massive gamble for director Vincente Minnelli,
The cast of 42nd Street is ready to kick up their tap shoes and put their 21st century spin on a big musical within a musical – that’s a plot spoiler alert: 42nd Street provides a window into what it’s like to stage a show in grand style, and this one is considered the ultimate Broadway fairytale.
The show contains works in a variety of media and styles with an over-arching theme of meticulous craft and exuberance.
The 110 Grill expects to hire 75 employees for part- and full-time positions inside the upscale Elm Street eatery.
Shows are scheduled for May 18-19.
The 1750 Taphouse will be a family friendly destination with brick oven pizzas, indoor and outdoor seating and more than 20 taps for your choosing.
Renowned television actors Dan Lauria and Wendie Malick are headlining two performances of A.R. Gurney’s “Love Letters” at Souhegan High School in Amherst next month.
Catch ‘The Wedding Singer’ on May 11 & 12 at 7 p.m., or on May 13 at 2 p.m. Performances will be held at The Derry Opera House located at 29 West Broadway, Derry.
O’shea’s Caife and Tae takes pride in celebrating the Derry/Londonderry community’s Irish roots
“All right Mr. Demille … I’m ready for my close-up …”