Soprano Barbara Cook to perform at Kravis Center
- 12:05 PM — Dec 16 —
- Source: TCPalm.com - Fort Pierce FL
Anyone who believes there are no second acts in American life has never heard of Barbara Cook. The Atlanta-born soprano took Broadway by storm in the 1950s, becoming the musical theater's quintessential ingenue in such shows as "Candide," "The Music Man" and "She Loves Me." Then, in 1971, the tiny, trim Cook abruptly left the public eye, ballooned to twice her size and re-emerged three years later as a consummate cabaret and concert singer. Read More
The Playlist: Barbara Cook and 10 more
- 9:10 PM — Dec 14 —
- Source: The Greenville News - Greenville SC
Soldier of Love Sade On the title track from her upcoming album (Feb. 8), the long-lost minimalist diva is as elegantly riveting as ever. Read More
Eatonville’s Norm Lewis cast in B’way Sondheim show
- 5:39 PM — Dec 09 —
- Source: Attention Must Be Paid
Norm Lewis, who grew up in Eatonville and, as far as I know, is the only former Orlando Sentinel employee to appear on Broadway, has been cast in the new high-profile Stephen Sondheim revue, Sondheim on Sondheim , which opens on Broadway this spring. Read More
A Theatre Lover's Guide to DC/Capital Area Theatres - December Offerings
- 1:57 PM — Dec 04 —
- Source: Broadway World
Happy holidays to all of you, and wishing you a happy and healthy, and theatre-filled 2010. Read More
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