Just Shows To Go You
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| Blog Name: | Just Shows To Go You |
| Url: | http://www.justshowstogoyou.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Theatre, New York, Culture |
| Description: | Broadway, off-Broadway, and off-off Broadway theatre. |
| Popularity: | 50 Followers |
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Musical Men
I recently interviewed Will Chase, Tom Lenk and Ben Crawford for Theatermania.
I recently interviewed Will Chase, Tom Lenk and Ben Crawford for Theatermania.
Quick Q&A: Robert Viagas
I talked with Playbill Online’s Robert Viagas, whose recently published book I’m The Greatest Star chronicles the life stories of 40 of the biggest stars of Broadway musical theatre from 1901 to the present. When did you fall in love with theatre? When I wa
I talked with Playbill Online’s Robert Viagas, whose recently published book I’m The Greatest Star chronicles the life stories of 40 of the biggest stars of Broadway musical theatre from 1901 to the present. When did you fall in love with theatre? When I wa
Post No Bills
photo: Sandra Coudert Two down-and-out middle-aged men beg for a living in the city along a wall called the Post No Bills, so named for its one painted sign, in Mando Alvarado’s formulaic but absorbing play currently at Rattlestick. As soon as the more shut-down of the two, a on
photo: Sandra Coudert Two down-and-out middle-aged men beg for a living in the city along a wall called the Post No Bills, so named for its one painted sign, in Mando Alvarado’s formulaic but absorbing play currently at Rattlestick. As soon as the more shut-down of the two, a on
In The Next Room, or the vibrator play
photo: Joan Marcus Set in the 1880s, Sarah Ruhl’s new play (her first on Broadway, thanks to Lincoln Center) centers on the then-accepted medical practice of using vibrators to cure hysteria. We can’t help a chuckle or two as we watch Dr. Givings (Michael Cerveris)
photo: Joan Marcus Set in the 1880s, Sarah Ruhl’s new play (her first on Broadway, thanks to Lincoln Center) centers on the then-accepted medical practice of using vibrators to cure hysteria. We can’t help a chuckle or two as we watch Dr. Givings (Michael Cerveris)
Quick Q&A: “Love Child”
Love Child is a labor of love for its co-writers and performers Daniel Jenkins and Robert Stanton. —- DANIEL JENKINS How did you and Robert meet and decide to collaborate? It’s a very long friendship of 16 plus years that started a
Love Child is a labor of love for its co-writers and performers Daniel Jenkins and Robert Stanton. —- DANIEL JENKINS How did you and Robert meet and decide to collaborate? It’s a very long friendship of 16 plus years that started a
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