March is flying by; you're running out of time to rent your tux or buy your gown for the Carbonell Awards; do you have your tickets? We do.
We mentioned that we sat with Bill Hirschmann last week at the Mosaic Theatre fundraiser; somehow, the subject of Legends came up. It was a godawful show that was an excuse to tour two Broadway stars that had never shared a stage before, playing to aging Broadway divas who had never shared a stage before being cast a show that was an excuse to tour... well, you get the gist of it. The stars were Mary Martin and Carol Channing, who indeed, had never worked together before. It was a famously bad play, and Bill was jealous that yours truly actually saw it.
Gary Beach was also in that production, and he's opening this week at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre in Hello, Dolly, a show that Carol Channing toured into the ground. He had nothing to do with the failure of Legends, he was just caught up in the mess like everyone else. With stars Beach, and Vicki Lewis, it's like the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theatre all over again.
Lots of great stuff opening this week; here's what's playing around South Florida this weekend...
opening...
Hello Dolly opens at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre this week, starring Gary Beach and Vicki Lewis.
The Alliance Theatre Lab production of Off Center of Nowhere opens at the Main Street Playhouse this weekend.
The Theatre at Arts Garage presents Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie through April 8, 2012.
you still haven't missed...
Death and the Maiden plays at Mosaic Theatre through April 1, 2012.
The Thinking Cap Theatre presents Cleansed at Empire Stage through March 31.
The M Ensemble production of Harlem Duet plays at The Light Box at Goldman Warehouse through March 25, 2012
Critics are raving about The Promethean Theatre Company's final production, Craig Wright's The Unseen, which plays at the Nova Southeastern University Black Box Theater through March 25th, 2012.
Actors' Playhouse presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at The Miracle Theater through April 8, 2012.
A Steady Rain plays at GableStage through April 1.
Working plays at the Caldwell Theatre Company through April 1, 2012.
Last of the Red Hot Lovers plays at the Miami Beach Stage Door through March 25th.
My Fair Lady plays at the Broward Stage Door through March 25.
Laffing Matterz plays the Broward Center's Abdo New River Room, for its third season of dinner and comedy.
last chance to see...
The Boca Raton Theatre Guild production of Sweet Charity at The Willow Theatre closes Sunday.
Fathers and Other Strangers plays at the African American Performing Arts Community Theatre also winds up its run this Sunday, March 18, 2012
Palm Beach DramaWorks' extended run of The Pitmen Painters comes to an end this Sunday, March 18, 2012.
passing through...
My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish & I’m in Therapy plays at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts through March 25th.
Say Goodnight, Gracie plays at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center through April 1, 2012.
coming and going...
Come Fly Away plays at the Kravis Center through this Sunday, March 18.
We mentioned that we sat with Bill Hirschmann last week at the Mosaic Theatre fundraiser; somehow, the subject of Legends came up. It was a godawful show that was an excuse to tour two Broadway stars that had never shared a stage before, playing to aging Broadway divas who had never shared a stage before being cast a show that was an excuse to tour... well, you get the gist of it. The stars were Mary Martin and Carol Channing, who indeed, had never worked together before. It was a famously bad play, and Bill was jealous that yours truly actually saw it.
Gary Beach was also in that production, and he's opening this week at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre in Hello, Dolly, a show that Carol Channing toured into the ground. He had nothing to do with the failure of Legends, he was just caught up in the mess like everyone else. With stars Beach, and Vicki Lewis, it's like the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theatre all over again.
Lots of great stuff opening this week; here's what's playing around South Florida this weekend...
opening...
Hello Dolly opens at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre this week, starring Gary Beach and Vicki Lewis.
The Alliance Theatre Lab production of Off Center of Nowhere opens at the Main Street Playhouse this weekend.
The Theatre at Arts Garage presents Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie through April 8, 2012.
you still haven't missed...
Death and the Maiden plays at Mosaic Theatre through April 1, 2012.
The Thinking Cap Theatre presents Cleansed at Empire Stage through March 31.
The M Ensemble production of Harlem Duet plays at The Light Box at Goldman Warehouse through March 25, 2012
Critics are raving about The Promethean Theatre Company's final production, Craig Wright's The Unseen, which plays at the Nova Southeastern University Black Box Theater through March 25th, 2012.
Actors' Playhouse presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at The Miracle Theater through April 8, 2012.
A Steady Rain plays at GableStage through April 1.
Working plays at the Caldwell Theatre Company through April 1, 2012.
Last of the Red Hot Lovers plays at the Miami Beach Stage Door through March 25th.
My Fair Lady plays at the Broward Stage Door through March 25.
Laffing Matterz plays the Broward Center's Abdo New River Room, for its third season of dinner and comedy.
last chance to see...
The Boca Raton Theatre Guild production of Sweet Charity at The Willow Theatre closes Sunday.
Fathers and Other Strangers plays at the African American Performing Arts Community Theatre also winds up its run this Sunday, March 18, 2012
Palm Beach DramaWorks' extended run of The Pitmen Painters comes to an end this Sunday, March 18, 2012.
passing through...
My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish & I’m in Therapy plays at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts through March 25th.
Say Goodnight, Gracie plays at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center through April 1, 2012.
coming and going...
Come Fly Away plays at the Kravis Center through this Sunday, March 18.
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