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Article | By Robert Viagas | April 2, 2015
Read an Excerpt From Theatrical Memoir "The Algonquin Kid"
Lyricist/librettist Michael Colby (Charlotte Sweet) had an advantage that few other theatre folk can boast. His grandparents owned New York's legendary Algonquin Hotel from 1946 to 1987 — a little too late for the famed Algonquin Round Table of wits in the 1920s, but still in plenty of time for the youngster to grow up in its hallways and pick up more than a little Broadway stardust memories.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | December 6, 2004
Sugar Babies Creator Ralph G. Allen to Be Remembered at Dec. 6 Memorial in NYC
A memorial celebration of the life and work of the late Ralph G. Allen, the creator of Sugar Babies who was also a producer and educator, will be 5:30 PM Dec. 6 in Manhattan.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | November 15, 2004
Sugar Babies Creator Ralph G. Allen to Be Remembered at Dec. 6 Memorial in NYC
A memorial celebration of the life and work of the late Ralph G. Allen, the creator of Sugar Babies who was also a producer and educator, will be 5:30 PM Dec. 6 in Manhattan.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | September 14, 2004
Ralph G. Allen, Theatre Scholar Who Loved Burlesque and Co-Conceived Sugar Babies, Dead at 70
Ralph G. Allen, the theatre professor and historian whose passion for the American burlesque form led to the creation of Broadway's Sugar Babies, died Sept. 9 in Manhattan, The New York Times reported.
Article | By Steven Suskin | June 27, 2004
ON THE RECORD: Make a Wish and Hazel Flagg
This week's column discusses two early fifties Broadway musicals making their belated CD debuts, Hugh Martin's Make a Wish and Jule Styne's Hazel Flagg.
Article | By Steven Suskin | June 27, 2004
ON THE RECORD: Make a Wish and Hazel Flagg
This week's column discusses two early fifties Broadway musicals making their belated CD debuts, Hugh Martin's Make a Wish and Jule Styne's Hazel Flagg.
Article | By Ruthie Fierberg | September 12, 2018
Tracing Hamilton’s Direct Influence From the Golden Age of Musical Theatre in Show Time!
Ben West shares the musical theatre history gems unearthed while he created his new documentary musical.
Article | By Matt Smith | May 11, 2017
More Than Eloise: Hilary Knight’s Iconic Broadway Posters
The famed illustrator puts his working collection on display in Hilary Knight’s Stage Struck World at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | September 20, 2012
Beth Leavel, Michael McGrath, Brooks Ashmanskas, Jennifer Cody Are Cut-Ups in Sugar Babies Readings Sept. 20
Sugar Babies, the burlesque musical-comedy revue that earned a 1980 Tony Award nomination as Best Musical, has been revived in Manhattan workshop rehearsals leading to two industry presentations on Sept. 20. Expect legs and "laffs." Tony winners Beth Leavel (The Drowsy Chaperone) and Michael McGrath (Nice Work If You Can Get It) are in the troupe, along with Brooks Ashmanskas, Jennifer Cody and more.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | August 6, 2012
Beth Leavel and Michael McGrath Will Star in Reading of Sugar Babies, the Burlesque Musical Comedy Revue
Sugar Babies, the burlesque musical comedy revue that earned a 1980 Tony Award nomination as Best Musical, will be explored in a Manhattan workshop in September. Expect legs and laughs. Tony winners Beth Leavel (The Drowsy Chaperone) and Michael McGrath (Nice Work If You Can Get It) will star in the Sept. 20 industry presentation.
Article | By Robert Simonson | September 5, 2007
Putting on The Ritz and More: A Preview of the Fall Broadway Season
Over the next four months, a baker's dozen of dramas and comedies as well as four musicals will arrive on Broadway.
Article | By Robert Simonson | September 3, 2007
Putting on The Ritz and More: A Preview of the Fall Broadway Season
While perusing the attractions due to grace Broadway this fall, something about the list struck this writer's eyes as unfamiliar, a bit odd. What was it? There's a typical number of productions, the usual helping of stars visiting from Hollywood. And then I got it: Plays.
Article | By Andrew Gans | August 4, 2017
London’s School of Rock Will Welcome a New Cast of Kids
A new group of kids will join the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.
Article | By Matthew Blank | August 8, 2012
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Two-Show Day at Broadway's One Man, Two Guvnors With David Ryan Smith
Spend a two-show day with David Ryan Smith, a member of the high-octane comedic ensemble at Broadway's acclaimed One Man, Two Guvnors.
Article | By Matthew Blank | August 8, 2012
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Two-Show Day at Broadway's One Man, Two Guvnors With David Ryan Smith
Spend a two-show day with David Ryan Smith, a member of the high-octane comedic ensemble at Broadway's acclaimed One Man, Two Guvnors.
Article | By Matthew Blank | April 19, 2012
PHOTO CALL: One Man, Two Guvnors Opens on Broadway; Red Carpet, Curtain Call and Cast Party
The Broadway transfer of the popular West End comedy One Man, Two Guvnors, about a manservant pulled between two bosses — and his own voracious appetite — opened April 18 following previews from April 6 at the Music Box Theatre.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | April 18, 2012
Food, Glorious, Food! One Man, Two Guvnors, a London Slapstick Hit, Opens On Broadway April 18
The Broadway transfer of the popular West End comedy One Man, Two Guvnors, about a manservant pulled between two bosses — and his own voracious appetite — opens April 18 following previews from April 6 at the Music Box Theatre. James Corden (The History Boys) repeats his praised London work as crazed butler Francis Henshall, inspired by theatre history's stock clown character Harlequin.
Article | By Matthew Blank | April 16, 2012
PHOTO CALL: More from Broadway's One Man, Two Guvnors,
The Broadway transfer of the popular West End comedy One Man, Two Guvnors, about a manservant pulled between two bosses — and his own voracious appetite — began performances April 6 at the Music Box Theatre. James Corden (The History Boys) repeats his praised London work as crazed butler Francis Henshall.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | April 10, 2012
Swinging "Skiffle" Rock of One Man, Two Guvnors Is Heard on U.S. Release of Cast Album, April 10
The London cast album of the new Broadway comedy One Man, Two Guvnors, featuring the band The Craze performing original songs by Grant Olding, and using original troupers including star James Corden, gets released in the U.S. by DRG Records on April 10.
Article | By Matthew Blank | April 9, 2012
PHOTO CALL: James Corden and Cast Toast One Man, Two Guvnors First Preview
The Broadway transfer of the popular West End comedy One Man, Two Guvnors, about a manservant pulled between two bosses — and his own voracious appetite — began performances April 6 at the Music Box Theatre. The cast celebrated with a post-show champagne toast.

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