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WHAT’S SO FUNNY?

Apres le Comedy Industrial Revolution – Have movies and marketing turned audiences into complacent consumers of mediocre comedy? Comedian Rick Maranis looks back at the slippery slope. National Post (Canada)

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 20, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.20.99

THEATER FOR 20-YEAR-OLDS

A combination of high-impact dancing and frank monologues is bringing in the young people to this London Theater. Heaps of them. Pink hair, nose-studs, the lot. – Financial Times

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 19, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.19.99

PETER MARKS

… to leave theater beat at the New York Times Playbill

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 18, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.18.99

MOVE OVER PAUL HOGAN

Dame Edna and the Umbilicals expand the American experience of Australia. Sydney Morning Herald

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 16, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.16.99

THE END OF THE BLOCKBUSTER

Or is it “The Blockbuster Lives?” Recent events on Broadway give conflicting clues to the future of the American musical. Hartford Courant

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 15, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.15.99

“SPRING STORM”

A never-produced Tennessee Williams play comes to light. San Francisco Chronicle

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 14, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.14.99

CULTURAL CONFLICT

Current crop of London theater takes up the clash of cultures – between generations, between classes, between races. The New Republic

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 10, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.10.99

THREAT TO FREEDOM

Philadelphia theater, America’s oldest African-American theater company in financial bind – “on the brink of tragedy.” Philadelphia Daily News

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 4, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.04.99

PLAY CANCELED

Parents at a school in Massachusetts succeed in canceling a planned production of “West Side Story,” claiming the play promotes racial stereotypes. BBC

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 1, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.01.99

BACK FROM THE BRINK

La Jolla Playhouse – only a few years ago in debt for $10 million – announces $36 million campaign for a new home. “A miraculous turnaround.” Playbill

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on November 1, 1999Categories theatreTags 11.01.99

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