By Carole Di Tosti Corruption, injustice, mercy, reconciliation and love are relevant themes which daily confront us. However, never have they appeared in so humorous and pleasing a shape as in the musical Desperate Measures directed and choreographed by the superb Bill Castellino....
Subways Are For Sleeping –...
The York Theatre’s winter Mufti Series Tribute to Jule Styne ends with the delightful Subways Are For Sleeping, not seen since the 1961-62 Broadway season. by Linda Amiel Burns The book for this musical was based on Edmund G. Love’s book, Subways Are For Sleeping, a series of...
Hallelujah, Baby! Opening Nite...
The York’s Winter Mufti Series celebrates composer Jule Styne opening with 1968 Tony Winner Hallelujah, Baby! Review by Linda Amiel Burns Opening Nite Photos: Magda Katz The York Theatre Company (James Morgan, Producing Artistic Director; Evans Haile, Executive...
Desperate Measures Produce Perfect...
By Myra Chanin You say you wanna create a perfect 21st century musical, with A toe-tapping unforgettable score of fifteen hummable tunes and precise expressive lyrics that say exactly what they mean and make you want to rush out and buy the CD so you can hear the songs over and...
