shiwani | Shared With: Everyone - 21 days ago | theater, new york, news
Yay, congrats to Audrey and Peter, friends of mine from NY!
Quoted: Audrey Lynn Weston, the daughter of Vivian Kahan of Woodland Hills, Calif., and Richard G. N. Weston of Los Angeles, was married Saturday evening to Peter Stadlen, the son of Kathleen W. Gray of Los Angeles, and Lewis J. Stadlen of Manhattan.
- shiwani | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 16 2008 | new york, music, theater
Eh, I understand why 'Rent' is closing. Even though it was revolutionary at the time, it's not really counterculture anymore... AIDS has taken on a different character and the East Village isn't exactly for starving artists these days. Still, it's an importance musical and I coud see it doing great as a revival one day since it captures a particular time so well...
Quoted: Report: Counterculture musical 'Rent' to close June 1 after 12 years on Broadway.
- shiwani | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 26 2007 | music, new york, theater
This is hands down my favorite Broadway musical... a foul-mouthed version of Sesame Street, a song called "What Do You Do with a BA in English?" and puppet sex. How can you go wrong? I hope it comes to Seattle!
Quoted: ‘‘Avenue Q’’ prepares to take a company on the road for the first time. Let the casting begin.
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