Posts Tagged ‘Old Globe Theatre’
Old Globe Has Plenty Dancing and Donna McKechnie Too
A full buffet of dances styles, stories and settings spills over the Old Globe Stage for ‘In Your Arms,’ a musical memory play graced by the presence of none other than Donna McKechnie, who won musical immortality in ‘A Chorus Line.’ The original.
Read More“Bright Star”: Globe’s Reward For the Faithful
Bright Star, a new musical now in its world premiere at the Old Globe Theatre, is a very special show, one to be cherished and recalled from now on, the sort of reward that avid theatregoers dream of. Steve Martin, who just seems never to
Read More‘Two Gents’ Trimmed and Polished for Old Globe
Is it possible trim ‘Two Gentlemen of Verona’ down to 100 minutes and still deliver the goods? Of course it is.
Read MoreOld Globe QUARTET Reaches For Past Glories
Can four ancient opera singers once again recreate their triumphant rendition of the quartet from RIGOLETTO for their retirement home gala? Maybe not, if they pay attention only to the tribulations of growing old.
Read MoreThe TCG Conference Is Here: Why Should You Care?
I’ve been at the Hilton, sitting in on a variety of plenary and breakout groups, and struggling with how to make the conference relevant to readers who are interested in theatre but who are not theatre professionals. The question that kept coming up for me was, “Why should you care?”
Read MoreDurang Herds VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE Onto Old Globe Stage
Chekhov characters need stuff too and, for the Old Globe Theatre, Christopher Durang checks in on their modern inheritors’ yearning up there in Bucks County. Sample dialogue: “Why is he always taking off his clothes?” “Because he can.”
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