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Lullabies by Broadway's Best

Andy Propst | Posted 05.24.2012

Read More: John Patrick Shanley, Laura Osnes, Stephen Schwartz, Jeff Bowen, Audra McDonald, Broadway, Parenting, Robert Lopez, Music, Babies, Stephen Sondheim, Culture, Lullabies, Donna Murphy, Sutton Foster, Sleep, Maury Yeston, Parents News
Andy Propst

Imagine you could gather Tony Award winners at your child's bedside to sing him or her to sleep. What if these artists were there to perform original lullabies by Stephen Sondheim?

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Anything Goes on Broadway: Baby, You're the Top!

E. Nina Rothe | Posted 04.09.2012

Read More: Joel Grey, Sutton Foster, Cole Porter, Kathleen Marshall, Broadway, Martin Pakledinaz, Anything Goes, Roundabout Theater Company, Arts News
E. Nina Rothe

You may be asking yourself, so how relevant can a 1930s show taking place aboard a cruise ship, starring a gangster and a plucky cabaret singer and featuring a couple of crisscrossed lovers really be in 2012 NYC? The short answer is very.

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PHOTOS: Who Dazzled And Disappointed On Broadway's Biggest Night?

Posted 08.12.2011

Read More: Samuel L. Jackson, Beacon Theatre, Al Pacino, Slidepollajax, Tony Awards, Broadway, Theater, Sutton Foster, Chris Rock, Fashion, Don Cheadle, New York City, New York, Arts News

Sunday night's Tony Awards were packed with Broadway darlings and Hollywood superstars. Broadway's biggest night brought out some huge celebrities, bu...

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WATCH: 2011 Tony Awards: Highlights, Holy Books And Horses

Posted 08.12.2011

Read More: Spider-Man Musical, Book of Mormon Broadway, Tony Awards, Broadway, Mormons, Hugh Jackman, Anything Goes, The Scottsboro Boys, How I Met Your Mother, New York City, New York, Awards Show, Stephen Colbert, Video, Neil Patrick Harris, Sutton Foster, Book of Mormon, Comedy, Arts News

Tonight's 65th annual Tony Awards were one of the liveliest in recent memory. Returning host Neil Patrick Harris started the show off with a peppy son...

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Stage Door: Anything Goes

Fern Siegel | Posted 06.13.2011

Read More: Cole Porter, Kathleen Marshall, Musicals, Joel Grey, Theater, Sutton Foster, Broadway, Entertainment, Arts, Jessica Walter, New York News
Fern Siegel

The current revival of Anything Goes is a big, beautiful Broadway joy. The production is so fresh and jaunty, it feels like an original debut.

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Theater: Seaworthy "Anything Goes;" Heavenly "Divine Sister"

Michael Giltz | Posted 06.07.2011

Read More: Joel Grey, Sutton Foster, Cole Porter, Off Broadway, Broadway, Charles Busch, Musicals, Comedy, Entertainment News
Michael Giltz

ANYTHING GOES ** 1/2 out of **** STEPHEN SONDHEIM THEATRE It's hard to go wrong with a sturdy musical theater vessel like the Cole Porter classic Any...

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On the Culture Front: Early Kurosawa Films From Criterion and Trust

Chris Kompanek | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Zach Braff, Bobby Cannevale, Paul Weitz, Sutton Foster, Theater, Dvd, Criterion, Akira Kurosawa, New York, New York News
Chris Kompanek

A couple weeks ago, Criterion released a box set of four early films by Akira Kurosawa that have remained relatively unknown until now.

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Sutton Foster To Star In Cole Porter Broadway Revival "Anything Goes"

AP | JOHN CARUCCI | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Broadway, Sutton Foster, Broadway Musicals, Cole Porter, Kathleen Marshall, Todd Haimes, Anything Goes, Cole Porter Broadway Revival, New York News

NEW YORK — Composer and songwriter Cole Porter returns to Broadway next season with the Roundabout Theater Company's revival of "Anything Goes."...

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First Nighter: Thoroughly Entertaining Sutton Foster

David Finkle | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Angela Lansbury, Annie, Paul McCartneyMichael Rafter, Little Women, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Stephen Schwartz, Wicked, Bebe Neuwirth, Patti LuPone, Noel Coward, "An Evening With Sutton Foster, Elaine Stritch, Christine Lavin, Kevin Kuhn, Stephen Sondheim, The Addams Family, Mark Waldrop, Bernadette Peters, Catherine Zeta Jones, John Lennon, " Cafe Carlyle, The Drowsy Chaperone, Feinstein's at Loews Regency, Young Frankenstein, Donna Murphy, Sutton Foster, Jeff Blumenthal, Shrek the Musical, New York News
David Finkle

If you had to pinpoint the leading leading-lady in musicals today, you'd have to say there's no contest: It's Sutton Foster.

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First-Nighter: Anyone Can Whistle Those Great Stephen Sondheim Melodies

David Finkle | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Lee Remick, Angela Lansbury, Barbara Carroll, The Eisenhower Administration, Arthur Laurents, The Sondheim Review, Stephen Sondheim, Casey Nicholaw, Harry Guardino, David Ives, The Oak Room at the Algonquin, Raul Esparza, Anyone Can Whistle, R. D. Laing, Herbert Ross, City Center, Donna Murphy, Sutton Foster, The Divided Self, Harvey Evans, Entertainment News
David Finkle

In song-writing, where success is ideally a matter of fifty percent lyrics and fifty percent music, Stephen Sondheim almost always achieves the delicate balance.

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Miscast at the MCC Gala

Regina Weinreich | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Montego Glover, Sutton Foster, Mo Rocca, Julianna Marguiles, Entertainment News
Regina Weinreich

The Golden Globe winning actress for her role in the CBS series The Good Wife, Julianna Marguiles, was honored at the MCC gala on Monday night. M.C. M...

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