Due to changes that are happening, the primary email address for THE NEW ENGLAND THEATRE GEEK blog has been changed to: blognetheatregeek<at>gmail.com.
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Due to changes that are happening, the primary email address for THE NEW ENGLAND THEATRE GEEK blog has been changed to: blognetheatregeek<at>gmail.com.
Please make a note of it in your contact lists.
Some of our reviewers are active theatre people. If they are involved with a certain show and/or a specific company we will not review that show and/or company-if it’s a long-time engagement. We will, however, be happy to write previews, features, or post announcements about the shows. (6/28/12)
No Room for Wishing by Danny Bryck, 6/29/12 at 8pm, Central Square Theatre, http://www.facebook.com/events/245151495599844/.
Check out my podcast with Danny Bryck!
“NO ROOM FOR WISHING is a one-man documentary play about Occupy Boston. Using only the exact words of people involved in the Occupy movement, the show pieces together the voices and experiences of various individuals into the larger story of the Occupy movement in Boston and as a whole.” (copy from event description)
Get Ready, A Cabaret, The Cabaret Series, 6/25/12 at 7:30pm at Central Square Theatre, http://www.facebook.com/events/168039596660963/.
“Spring: Time to renew and reenergize, but it’s also a time for change. GET READY to enjoy this whimsical look at life’s twists and turns with the cast of the Cabaret Series as they shake off winter hibernation and gear up for the joys and challenges of spring renewal.Directed By:
Megan Sandberg-Zakian Featuring: To Purchase Tickets: (copy from event announcement)
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Godspell, music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, book by John-Michael Tebelak, Circle In The Square Theatre (Broadway), 10/13/11-6/24/12, http://www.godspell.com/. DON’T MISS THIS BRILLIANT & EXCITING SHOW!! (Directed by Huntington’s God of Carnage director, Daniel Goldstein)
(source: http://www.godspellblog.com/the-godspell-update-we-built-a-beautiful-city)
Ken Davenport, the lead producer of Godspell, wrote this note on his blog:
“I just left the Circle in the Square Theatre moments ago, where with a very heavy heart I told the cast and crew that Godspell will play its final performance on Sunday, June 24th. While we certainly had hoped our show would run for years and years, we’re all very proud of the beautiful city we built.
Over the last nine months, our sensational cast has spread the joy of Godspell to over 153,000 people (and blasted them with over 1,000 pounds of confetti). And while this production of Godspell may not be at Circle in the Square past the 24th of June, it will be in our hearts and the hearts of everyone who saw it forever.
ROCK CENTER WITH BRIAN WILLIAMS interview airs on Thursday, June 14th at 10pm/9c on MSNBC.
The Best Man by Gore Vidal, Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre (Broadway), 3/6/12-9/9/12, http://thebestmanonbroadway.com/.
“Candice Bergen is one of the great beauties – and most famous and versatile actresses – of her time. She speaks candidly with Harry Smith about how she has dealt with aging and the mild stroke she had six years ago. She looks back on her breakout role as Murphy Brown, and remembers growing up with her internationally-famous ‘puppet brother,’ Charlie McCarthy, who was given voice by her father, the ventriloquist and comedian Edgar Bergen. She is now appearing in a Broadway play, ‘The Best Man,’ and she shares the stage with such bold-face names as John Larroquette, James Earl Jones, Eric McCormack and Angela Lansbury.”–Copy by Brian Gross
Episode 7: Geeks, Nerds & Artists Podcast: Danny Bryck, local actor and dialect coach
No Room For Wishing–one man documentary play by Danny Bryck
READING: May 27 @ 2pm at Wall Street to Main Street Festival, BRIK Gallery, 473 Main St, Catskill, NY
http://www.facebook.com/events/311862005560920/
READING (Excerpts): June 20 @ 7pm at Hall Space, 950 Dorchester Avenue, Boston, MA
MORE TO COME IN THE SUMMER & FALL, http://dannybryck.com/noroomforwishing/
Danny Bryck is an actor, writer and theatre artist hailing from Amherst, Massachusetts.
Only June 8th & June 15th at Club Oberon: http://www.cluboberon.com/events/t-mbta-musical
I hear they’re going fast! They sold out last year with many more shows. I’d get tickets now!
To read our articles go here: Interview with composer Melissa Carubia, Last Year’s Review
Episode 6: Geeks, Nerds & Artists Podcast: Spiro Veloudos, Artistic Director of Lyric Stage Company of Boston and director of current production of Avenue Q
Avenue Q: May 11-June 24, 2012 (it is selling out presently)
Spiro Veloudos is the Producing Artistic Director of The Lyric Stage Company. and has been honored with numerous awards and honors including The Elliot Norton Award and The Independent Reviews of New England (IRNE) Award. He has been personally honored with the 2006 Elliot Norton Prize for Sustained Excellence, Stage Source’s 2002 Theatre Hero Award and was cited as the city’s Best Artistic Director by Boston Magazine’s Best of Boston program in 1999. Continue reading
It seems like some experiences on the MBTA are so traumatic that people don’t want to talk about them. However, three brave souls had the courage to share their experiences and one will reap the benefits. Continue reading