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Review: 'Pal Joey' at Studio 54
linda.winer@newsday.comBroadway has been waiting a long time for a major revival of "Pal Joey," the most sophisticated musical to ever get lost in mid-century Americana. But despite a smart creative team and game performances from Stockard Channing and the ever-more-...Tags: Bob Fosse, Theater, Gene Kelly, Music, John O'Hara
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Martha Plimpton Shines In 'Pal Joey,' But Understudy Promoted To Title Role Is Weak
Special To The CourantThe songs are great, the book is much improved and the women deliver, especially the astonishing Martha Plimpton. But there is no Cinderfella story for Matthew Risch, the understudy who took over the title role in "Pal Joey." Stockard Channing is the...Tags: Oscar Hammerstein, Bars and Clubs, Kim Novak, Gene Kelly, Music
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HOT STUFF: Movies, Music and TV this week
MOVIES THE WRESTLER. Another comeback role for Mickey Rourke, who plays a professional wrestler past his prime. Opens Wednesday. SEVEN POUNDS. Will Smith must help seven people in the course of his own redemption. Opens Friday. THE TALE OF DESPEREAUX....Tags: Jim Carrey, Ryan Adams, Madison Square Garden, Tickets, Classical Music
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New On CD: Brian Wilson, Young Jeezy
The Hartford CourantBRIAN WILSON That Lucky Old Sun Capitol More than just an album, Brian Wilson's "Smile" was the feel-good story of 2004. After years of drug abuse and mental illness, the sad-eyed Beach Boys mastermind completed his masterwork, a complex song cycle...Tags: National Government, Drug Trafficking, Texas, Brian Wilson, Music
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Tried and true shows dominate the season's Broadway offerings
linda.winer@newsday.comIt could be the best of times; it might be the worst of times. No, really. A musical adaptation of"A Tale of Two Cities" - think "Les Miz" by way of Charles Dickens - kicks off the hectic and ambitious fall season in a couple of weeks. More to the point,...Tags: Jack Benny, Melissa Gilbert, Family, Music Theater, American Airlines, Inc.
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New CDs: The Jonas Brothers, Inara George
Jonas Brothers "A Little Bit Longer" (Hollywood)
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The third album from the alpha boy band of the moment is certainly of the moment. Jersey-born Jonas siblings Nick (15), Kevin (20), and Joe (18) hit all the right pop notes with such numbers as...Tags: Rick Springfield, Dorothy Parker, Popular Music, Brian Wilson, Poetry
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Theater Beat: 'And Her Hair Went With Her,' 'Blue Night in the Heart of the West,' '1001' and 'I'd Rather Be Right.'
If you want to catch two wicked talents get into trouble, head for the Fountain Theatre, where Tony winner Tonya Pinkins and "Cold Case" actress Tracie Thoms are tearing it up in "And Her Hair Went With Her," Zina Camblin's vivid if uneven look at African...Tags: George S Kaufman, Central Park, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Minority Groups, Gustave Flaubert
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Zadan and Meron make hits into hits
When you think of modern-day musicals, two names pop right into your head: Craig Zadan and Neil Meron. A producing team for nearly 15 years, their film and TV musicals have won scores of Oscars and Emmys, most notably for "Chicago," which took home six...Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Minority Groups, Movies, John Waters, Irving Berlin
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Theater season
Sentinel Staff WriterThe following is a list of theatrical productions: ANNIE RUSSELL THEATRE The theater is on the campus of Rollins College, 1000 Holt Ave., Winter Park. Season tickets are $50 and $60 for general audiences and $47 and $57 for seniors. Second-stage shows...Tags: Mel Brooks, Jack Benny, Oscar Hammerstein, Scott Ferguson, Samuel Beckett
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Historic Burial Places
Nassau | Suffolk | Queens Here is a sampling of historic Long Island cemeteries, along with their most notable residents. Years in parentheses denote when the cemeteries opened. All are accessible to the public. Nassau Youngs Memorial Cemetery (1658),...Tags: National Government, International Military Interventions, Wars and Interventions, Tourism and Leisure, New York Stock Exchange
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Decades Later, 'Boys' Are Back In Town
Staff WriterOh good. Irony. In the four days since "Hairspray" aerosolized Broadway into a bubble-headed gush of hope, hype and really big hair, we had begun to fear for the future of dissembling subtexts and wry humor based on jaded, self-referential attitude....Tags: Thomas Lynch, Music, Mary Tyler Moore, Madeline Kahn, Music Theater
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Jazz review, Richard Rodgers centennial at Chicago Humanities Festival
Tribune arts criticThey're not writing songs like Richard Rodgers' anymore, his melodies — some soft and silken, some light and comic, some darkly haunting — never topped in grace or craft. If Irving Berlin's tunes epitomized the art of simplicity, if George Gershwin's...Tags: Oscar Hammerstein, Classical Music, Bars and Clubs, Irving Berlin, Music
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