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December 24, 2008
A Holiday Trek through Shrek, Pal Joey, and ReWrite.
Season's greetings?
Columns
November 6, 2007
Oscar Winner Found at Gay Bar!
Give Lizz Winstead her due. And keep your hands off Megan Mullally's melons
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March 14, 2006
NY Mirror
Give Lizz Winstead her due. And keep your hands off Megan Mullally's melons
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April 23, 2002
Old Things Considered
Give Lizz Winstead her due. And keep your hands off Megan Mullally's melons
Columns
August 17, 2004
NY Mirror
Give Lizz Winstead her due. And keep your hands off Megan Mullally's melons
Specials
February 8, 2005
Letters
Give Lizz Winstead her due. And keep your hands off Megan Mullally's melons
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November 6, 2007
Young Frankenstein's Big, The Glorious Ones Tiny. Both Look Recycled
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January 25, 2005
Forced Marches
Little Women as a Broadway musical? Louisa May Alcott has indeed come a long way, baby
Theater
April 13, 2010
Anyone Can Whistle, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, The Addams Family
Three musicals—two of them new, one from the '60s—all sing of crazy worlds
Blogs
June 17, 2010
Sutton Foster Shows Off at the Carlyle
The girl next door with a welcome weird streak, Sutton Foster may be the most talented performer who isn't a superstar yet. She's a hard working, creamy voiced, ultra likable singer/actor, and at her Cafe Carlyle opening night, she was introduced by Donna Murphy as "a teacher who thinks she' ... More >>
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July 27, 2010
Bobby Cannavale's Privates on Parade
Trust is a currently previewing off-Broadway play by Paul Weitz, with Zach Braff and Sutton Foster in lead roles. TV's Bobby Cannavale is also in it, and apparently he really stands out, according to a regular on a Broadway board who's chimed in about one of the selling points of his perform ... More >>
Theater
August 18, 2010
Paul Weitz's Trust Is a Lame Game
The playwright serves up another savorless meringue
Columns
August 25, 2010
Will Anyone Buy "Woody Hoodie" Condoms?
Swing-dancing, Fringe-watching, Montauk-visiting—almost relaxing
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August 25, 2010
Will Anyone Buy "Woody Hoodie" Condoms?
CLICK HERE for my column in which I pose that trenchant question, proving once again that I know people in low places. Also in the column: *What was Jane Fonda drinking at that premiere last week? *Where does Sutton Foster's new dominatrix character draw the line? *Who put the tauk back i ... More >>
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August 26, 2010
What's Your Safe Word?
In the new off-Broadway play Trust -- a dark romp about role-playing and domination -- Zac Braff enters the dungeon of dominatrix Sutton Foster and, as he's getting shackled for some extramarital s/m mayhem, he decides his safe word is "Napoleon." That's cute, but mine's much easier to remem ... More >>
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April 7, 2011
Anything Goes On Broadway: How Goes It?
Anything Goes has one of the best scores in musical history, along with one of the silliest books. Classic Cole Porter tunes like "You're The Top" and "I Get a Kick Out Of You" are dropped into a screwball shipboard plot involving people hiding, others chasing, and a dog missing, all leading ... More >>
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April 12, 2011
Adam Godley Scores in Anything Goes
The Broadway revival of Anything Goes hits a special fizzy high whenever Adam Godley turns up as Lord Evelyn Oakleigh, a quirkmeister who ends up singing and dancing into the heart of leading lady Sutton Foster with a nutty number called "The Gypsy In Me". The wiry, deadpan Godley has won t ... More >>
Theater
April 13, 2011
Anything Goes--Classic Ahoy!
Kathleen Marshall sails Cole Porter onto 43rd Street
Blogs
April 24, 2011
Born Yesterday: My, Like, Intelligent Review
Billie Dawn--the corrupt tycoon's awakening girlfriend in Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday--is such a juicy part that it enabled Judy Holliday to beat no less formidable a duo than Bette Davis and Gloria Swanson for the 1950 Best Actress Oscar. But of course Holliday brought to the role an irr ... More >>
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April 29, 2011
The Five Best 11 O'Clock Numbers In Broadway History
An 11 o'clock number is a song that comes towards the very end of a Broadway musical, when a leading character has a fit of emotion and pours it out in music. It's a showstopper that's generally designed to give the tourists something to hum about when they leave. My five faves in ascending ... More >>
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May 2, 2011
Tony Nominations! My Final Predictions!
The dramatics! The emoting! The singing and dancing and screeching for the back row! I'm talking about what's going to happen when the Tony nominations are announced tomorrow morning. My final (and 100% correct) predictions are: BEST PLAY Jerusalem War Horse Good People Motherf**k ... More >>
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July 22, 2011
The Six Worst Types Of Theatergoers
David Shankbone/WikipediaIf there was a Tony category for most annoying patrons, the nominees would be... (6) The ones who ruffle through their Playbills during a quiet moment, suddenly determined to find an actor's name or see how many songs are left. These people would probably tapdance ... More >>
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August 12, 2011
A New Date For Sutton Foster?
Last I heard, two-time Tony winner Sutton Foster was deeply ensconsed with Bobby Cannavale, but the title Anything Goes could become prophetic because someone else is suddenly trying to court her! And it's a Broadway queen! Chris Barnes--aka Christopher T. Magician--is a popular bartender at Piec ... More >>
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October 17, 2011
OMG, Godspell Has Been Updated
The 1971 flower-child musical Godspell--a kooky rendering of the scriptures as a sort of nouveau vaudeville show--has started Broadway previews, and the kids on the boards are spilling about just how the script has been updated and tweaked. SPOILER ALERT!