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Phylicia Rashad: How She Followed the 'Sun'
The Hartford CourantYou can't help but feel the maternal touch of Phylicia Rashad. She exudes warmth, calm and centeredness that brings to mind ideal qualities of a mom. Her voice is honeyed and clear, her answers are specific and instructional, and when she says, "Oh,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Tony Awards, Hartford Stage, Barbara Barrie
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Long Wharf's "Asher Lev" To Play Off-Broadway's Westside Theatre
Hartford CourantLong Wharf Theatre's production of "My Name Is Asher Lev" will transfer to off-Broadway, with performances beginning Nov. 8 at the Westside Theatre. The play is adapted by Aaron Posner from Chaim Potok's 1972 novel 1972 novel about the conflict of a...Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Tony Awards, Brian Dennehy, Broadway Theater
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"A Civil War Christmas" Finally Makes It To New York
Just in time for the "Lincoln" film wave? Paul Vogel's "A Civil War Christmas," which received its world premiere at Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven in 2008, will make its New York bow with a production at the New York Theatre Workshop. Tina Landau, who...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Holidays, Tony Awards, Hartford Stage
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Tourism Proposal: Create The Connecticut Theater Trail
Hartford CourantIf there can be a Connecticut Wine Trail and a Connecticut Impressionists Trail, then why not a Connecticut Theater Trail? Is the state tourism office missing a market? After all, this small-in-size state is packed with Tony Award-winning theaters,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Tony Awards, Hartford Stage, Torrington
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New Play at Long Wharf Theatre's Stage II Explores the Life of Louis Armstrong
The Long Wharf Theatre explores the life of jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong with the opening of Satchmo at the Waldorf, and the start of the theatre's 2012-13 season. The play, written by Terry Teachout after he completed his biography of Armstrong...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Louis Armstrong, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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Gabriel Kahane's "February House" Recording Available
Hartford CourantIt’s no secret how more I greatly admire Gabriel Kahane’s terrific score to his new musical “February House” when its had its world premiere earlier this year at New Haven’s Long Wharf Theatre. It subsequently had a run at...Tags: W.H. Auden, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn (Windham, Connecticut), Carnegie Hall, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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Theaters On Political Wave? Not This Election in Connecticut
With the closing of Gore Vidal's "The Best Man" last week, the most politically direct show on Broadway has left the stage. It has also got me to thinking about theater and politics during these last few weeks of a major presidential campaign. I look...Tags: Music, Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Westport, Gore Vidal¿s The Best Man (play)
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New Haven Fall Arts Preview: A Lively, Unpredictable Theater Season
Let the casting debates begin! Paul Giamatti will star as Hamlet next spring at the Yale Repertory Theatre, part of a lively Rep season that includes new works by Sarah Ruhl (with the Clean House playwright devising "a play in letters" from the...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, The Wall Street Journal, Goodspeed Opera House, TheaterWorks
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Why Hedda Endures
The Hartford CourantThere's something about Hedda. "Hedda Gabler," that is, the titular character in Henrik Ibsen's classic "new woman" tale, the original housewife of Oslo County, the gal who has attitude, aptitude and is one mean shot. The inscrutable character has...Tags: Arts and Culture, Celebrities, Hartford Stage, Annette Bening, Henrik Ibsen
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New Haven's Theater Scene is Bursting
Most states are lucky to have one theater that's won the Tony Award for Best Regional Theater. Connecticut has five, and two of them are in New Haven. The Yale Repertory Theatre [1120 Chapel St., New Haven; (203) 432-1234, yalerep.org], right downtown on...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Tony Awards, Kathleen Turner, Tourism and Leisure
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Raising Curtains on the Hartford Theater Scene
Hartford has seldom seen more changes in its theater scene than it has in the past year. Two of the city's best-known theaters have had turnovers at their topmost ranks. In the June of 2010, Michael Wilson announced he was leaving Hartford Stage [50...
Tags: Music, Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Mary Poppins (musical), Romance (genre)
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'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Playing at New Haven's Long Wharf Theatre
This summer's Shake It Up Shakespeare Youth Ensemble production puts a new spin on the Bard's wonderful and magical play, A Midsummer Night's Dream. Adapted and directed by LWT Director of Education Annie DiMartino, the play features contemporary tunes...
Tags: New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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