Category Archives: arthur laurents

Alabanza

Posted on May 17, 2011 by admin

arthur laurents As you can probably imagine, my love affair with musical theatre began fast and furious. Beginning at twelve I embarked on a mission to know every single show ever written inside and out; but, without any chronology, my … Continue reading →

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Posted in alabanza, angela lansbury, arthur laurents, bernadette peters, harvey fierstein, jerry herman, stephen sondheim, tyne daly | Leave a comment

A Show Like That: Estoy Impresionada

Posted on March 20, 2009 by admin

I have a confession to make: I don’t like West Side Story. I appreciate its importance in theatre history, I’m indebted to it for launching the career of Stephen Sondheim, who I adore and revere, and for spawning Gypsy, which … Continue reading →

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Posted in arthur laurents, broadway, josefina scaglione, karen olivo, leonard bernstein, matt cavenaugh, stephen sondheim | Leave a comment

Anyone Can Whistle- Almost.

Posted on January 17, 2008 by admin

It is always a pleasure to sit amongst the Toronto theatre community, and Sunday night at the Anyone Can Whistle musical concert at the Diesel Playhouse was no exception. The audience was perfectly radiant and included some of the city’s … Continue reading →

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