Cole Porter

On Nov. 21, 1934, the Cole Porter musical "Anything Goes," starring Ethel Merman as Reno Sweeney, opened on Broadway. Read More

The great American composer Cole Porter also knew how to perform and sell his own songs. Read More

Local vocal group SonomaSong, along with the John Simon trio, will be paying a tribute to a legendary composer with a show called "An Evening with Cole Porter ... a Romantic Affair." Read More

Life will imitate art over and over again this weekend when Millikin University students stage the Cole Porter musical "Kiss Me Kate." Director and Millikin professor Sean Morrissey said the rehearsals for the production have been much like the first song in the show. " Read More

Christine Quillen, production director of the Torrington High musical "Anything Goes," admits that she has been sweating bullets in preparation for the play's 7 p.m. opening night today. Read More

The show is "elegant cabaret style," with music by SonomaSong and the John Simon Trio and a black tie optional dress code. Read More

Christine Quillen, production director of the Torrington High musical "Anything Goes," admits that she has been sweating bullets in preparation for the play's 7 p.m. opening night today. Read More

Forty-five years after his death, Cole Porter has never truly left town. Read More

Musicals Tonight! unearths Silk Stockings , the 1955 Cole Porter musical drawn from the film "Ninotchka," for a concert reading at the McGinn/Cazale Theatre Nov. 3-15. Read More

The press release for "Love, Linda" deems it a "one-woman musical." Read More