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9/9/08 - Mid-Morning CLips

By Andy Propst on Sep 9, 2008 | In UK, Online Sources, Select Blogs

Playbill

* Interactive Musical Eurobeat Opens in the West End Sept. 9
* Munby Will Direct Price, D'Silva and McArdle in Menier Chocolate Factory's White Devil
* Crooked Wood Begins Performances at the Jermyn Street Theatre Sept. 9
* Lahti and Cristofer Join Primary Stages Cast of Blessing's Body of Water

TheaterMania

* Daltrey, Freeman, Jones, Streisand, Tharp, Townshend to Receive Kennedy Center Honors

Broadway.com

Christine Lahti & Michael Cristofer Step Into Off-Bway Body of Water

Talkin' Broadway

Review: Frost/Nixon in St. Louis

Review: Wishful Drinking in Washington, D.C.

Review: Tommy in Dallas

Extra Criticum Blog

Critic on the Spot: Carrie Rickey v.2

Superfluities Redux Blog

More Brecht
The Bertolt Brecht revival, which I wrote about last December for the Guardian (UK), continues apace. London is now seeing the premiere of Brecht's final play, Turandot, at the Hampstead ...

The Stage

Staff made redundant as Stratford's Waterside Theatre goes dark

The Guardian Performing Arts Blog

Theresa Rebeck: Broadway's glass ceiling
The majority of plays on the Great White Way this year are about men and written by men. Want to hear some scary statistics?

Whatsonstage.com

* Chocolate Factory Gets Tragic With Webster's Devil

London Theatre Guide

First Night Feature: Turandot
Who knew that Brecht wrote pantomime? The German playwright is more famous for his epic themes and seriousness of topic than his ability to entice a titter, yet in Hampstead theatre’s production of Turandot, we have the UK premiere of Brecht’s only comedy.

Tragedy comes to Chocolate Factory
The Menier Chocolate Factory is to follow the light-hearted musical They’re Playing Our Song with its first foray into Jacobean tragedy. The venue’s production of John Webster’s The White Devil plays from 3 October to 15 November (press night 8 October).

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