STORY WRITTEN BY RITA CHARLESTON
For 21st Century Media
“The Book of Mormon,” a religious satire musical, with book, lyrics and music by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone, best known for
By DANTE J.J. BEVILACQUA
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Until Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hits started to roll off the assembly line in the 1970s, Lionel Bart’s “Oliver!” held the record as the longest
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We think of Johann Sebastian Bach’s music as lofty, sublime; “an argument for the existence of God,” as one Bach scholar put it.
By MAGGIE ANN WURST
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Scattered on the stage of Playcrafters of Skippack on a summer evening, the cast of “Hair” awaited their director’s remarks and revisions for the song
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Give me a head with hair…long, beautiful hair. It’s the crowning glory of women and some men pay good money to have it. Besides being a commodity, of sorts, it’s
By BOB KEELER
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The Ridge Road bridge over the Pennsylvania Turnpike’s Northeast Extension in Salford Township may be closed for construction work, but just down the road
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Meredith Wilson’s critically acclaimed “The Music Man” is playing at Town and Country Players from July 18 to Aug. 2. Director, Nancy Ridgeway, is pleased to present this
By NOAH BURD
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When Herb Gardner wrote “A Thousand Clowns” in 1962, our pop-culture encyclopedias did not yet include the entry on the “man-child.” Yet the hero of Gardner’s
By RITA CHARLESTON
For 21st Century Media
Thanks to several of her celluloid roles — including the embodiment of the Jewish mother in “My Favorite Year” and the quirky Greek mother in “My Big
By RITA CHARLESTON
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It’s comedy time at the Philadelphia Theatre Company with “Unconstitutional,” a new comedy written and performed by popular comedian and Saturday Night
