Cary Ginell

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Articles

Agoura High kicks up its heels with version of ‘42nd Street’

2 weeks ago | theacorn.com | Cary Ginell

With more musical theater productions turning to video walls powered by AI images, pre-recorded music instead of live orchestration and overall skimpy production values, it appears your local high school may well be the savior of the traditional Broadway musical.
Musical is part ‘Cinderella,’ part ‘My Fair Lady’

1 month ago | mpacorn.com | Cary Ginell

“Anastasia,” the 2017 musical that reunited book writer Terrence McNally and songwriting team Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, is an alternate history tale that imagines the consequences if the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II had survived the brutal massacre of the entire ruling Romanov family, which led to the Bolsheviks seizing power of Russia in 1917.
Musical is part ‘Cinderella,’ part ‘My Fair Lady’

1 month ago | thecamarilloacorn.com | Cary Ginell

“Anastasia,” the 2017 musical that reunited book writer Terrence McNally and songwriting team Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, is an alternate history tale that imagines the consequences if the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II had survived the brutal massacre of the entire ruling Romanov family, which led to the Bolsheviks seizing power of Russia in 1917.
Musical is part ‘Cinderella,’ part ‘My Fair Lady’

1 month ago | simivalleyacorn.com | Cary Ginell

“Anastasia,” the 2017 musical that reunited book writer Terrence McNally and songwriting team Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, is an alternate history tale that imagines the consequences if the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II had survived the brutal massacre of the entire ruling Romanov family, which led to the Bolsheviks seizing power of Russia in 1917.
Musical is part “Cinderella,” part “My Fair Lady”

1 month ago | toacorn.com | Cary Ginell

“Anastasia,” the 2017 musical that reunited book writer Terrence McNally and songwriting team Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, is an alternate history tale that imagines the consequences if the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II had survived the brutal massacre of the entire ruling Romanov family, which led to the Bolsheviks seizing power of Russia in 1917.
Review: CABARET at Scherr Forum

1 month ago | broadwayworld.com | Cary Ginell

For half a century, "Cabaret," the 1966 musical about the bawdy, tawdry nightlife of pre-Nazi-era Germany has served as a warning against complacency in a country creeping towards totalitarianism. 5-Star Theatricals' current production of the show delivers all the messages but now that creeping totalitarianism is hitting the U. S. square between the eyes, it is no longer a "don't let this happen in Europe again" scenario, it's right in our front yard, making the show queasily unsettling.
5-Star Theatricals’ presentation a ‘wake-up call to America’

1 month ago | theacorn.com | Cary Ginell

The resiliency of a Broadway musical often depends on whether it remains relevant over a period of time. While some shows remain rooted in a particular time and place, others are timeless, introduced to new generations of audiences who still find meaning in its subject matter and characters.
5-Star Theatricals’ presentation a ‘wake-up call to America’

1 month ago | simivalleyacorn.com | Cary Ginell

The resiliency of a Broadway musical often depends on whether it remains relevant over a period of time. While some shows remain rooted in a particular time and place, others are timeless, introduced to new generations of audiences who still find meaning in its subject matter and characters.
5-Star Theatricals’ presentation a ‘wake-up call to America’

1 month ago | mpacorn.com | Cary Ginell

The resiliency of a Broadway musical often depends on whether it remains relevant over a period of time. While some shows remain rooted in a particular time and place, others are timeless, introduced to new generations of audiences who still find meaning in its subject matter and characters.
5-Star Theatricals’ presentation a ‘wake-up call to America’

1 month ago | toacorn.com | Cary Ginell

PLAY REVIEW /// ‘Cabaret’ The resiliency of a Broadway musical often depends on whether it remains relevant over a period of time. While some shows remain rooted in a particular time and place, others are timeless, introduced to new generations of audiences who still find meaning in its subject matter and characters.