MasterVoices (formerly The Collegiate Chorale), celebrated its 75th Anniversary in 2016-17, with the premiere of…
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It’s an all Grease weekend for me with the Grease sing-a-long tonight and Grease Live tomorrow on FOX!
Awards season started tonight with the precursor to the Oscars, The Golden Globes. And as usual, I felt there are were some truly glaring omissions. Read on for my picks and the actual winner. (Level 3 Post)
From Reservoir Dogs to Pulp Fiction through Jackie Brown to Death Car, I have always been a big Quentin Tarantino fan.Quentin’s love for everything cinematic literally bursts through his films making them more than a mere movie outing. The Hateful 8 delivers the same punchy dialogue and cartoonish violence we have come to expect from a Tarantino film. It’s a definite must-see.
The Patrick Terry produced spectacular WONDERSHOW – described as is “Professional mindf*ckery by some of the most skilled performers in the business” – returned to NYC from August 21st – 23rd at The Muse, Bushwick’s newly renovated circus arts warehouse. It was a total blast and Jon Stetson totally blew my mind!
Long time readers of TGATP know that I love dance, in general, and Jennifer Muller/The Works, in particular. But Amanda Selwyn Dance joins my list of favorites after a performance of uplifting beauty that left the audience breathless.
It’s been a delightful holiday season with tons of great performances. I had a blast at The Collegiate Chorale performance of Eric Idle and John Du Prez’s (of Monty Python and Spamalot’s) performance of “Not The Messiah (He’s A Very Naughty Boy). I would love to see this become a holiday tradition.
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On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 more than 200 guests joined The Joffrey Ballet Women’s Board as they celebrated the upcoming Joffrey premiere of Christopher Wheeldon’s Swan Lake in Chicago. The luncheon raised more than $75,000 to support The Joffrey Ballet’s performances and programming.