A busy spring on LoHud stages
Here’s a look at a very busy spring on local stages, in both professional and community theater. Professional Axial Theatre Company: Axial presents “For The Love of Money,” an evening of monologues...
View ArticleAnother busy week….
Wrapping up visits to the schools whose shows open next weekend. (I’ve already filed the stories on the shows that’ll open this weekend: Bronxville, John Jay, Kennedy, Clarkstown North, Harrison,...
View ArticleGoing to Emily
There are a lot of Barbara Danas these days. There’s the award-winning children’s book author, the Emily Dickinson scholar, the actress, the soprano who sings with the Scarborough-based Choral Arts...
View Article“Pajama Game,” just what director ordered
Director Kelley Morse and musical director John Catoliato knew what they wanted when they went shopping for Edgemont High School’s musical. “We were looking for a show that had a large cast, a full...
View ArticleMarch Musical Madness awaits
The start of this week’s NCAA men’s basketball tournament may be all hoop fans have been thinking of, but there’s another sort of March Madness that is well under way, and it’s much closer to home....
View ArticleCabaret great Karen Mason, in Scarsdale
You might have seen her in “Mamma Mia” on Broadway or, closer to home, as a memorable Mamma Rose in “Gypsy” at Westchester Broadway Theatre. On Sunday, Karen Mason brings her considerable cabaret...
View Article2010 Metros nominations
Here, from Helen Hayes Youth Theater producer Danielle Rudess, are the nominations for the 2010 Metropolitan Awards, honoring achievements in participating high-school musicals from Westchester,...
View ArticleIn Greenville, it’s all in the timing…
In life, one rarely gets do-overs. Perhaps that’s the charm of “Sure Thing,” one of six short comedies in David Ives’ clever collection “All in the Timing,” presented this week by Scarsdale’s...
View ArticleRunning Lines: Edgemont’s “The Sound of Music”
Carrie Underwood may be the latest star to play Fraulein Maria in “The Sound of Music,” but Edgemont senior Dina Resnick is modeling her portrayal of the nun-governess-mother on an earlier performance,...
View ArticleAt Edgemont, going out Strong in ‘Urinetown’
Joshua Roman has acted in musicals before, but never at Edgemont High School. That changes this week, when the 17-year-old senior leads the cast of the quirky and irreverent “Urinetown” as rebel leader...
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