‘The Prom’ is saccharine, yet delightful, Broadway homage

While the film might be nauseating for those expecting a more refined product, it delivers as entertainment to those expecting to be enchanted by a cheery product.
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While the film might be nauseating for those expecting a more refined product, it delivers as entertainment to those expecting to be enchanted by a cheery product.
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What stands out with this production’s cast is the heavy lean into the comedic aspect of the show.
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Twenty-four hours is not a lot of time when you’re visiting the city that never sleeps, so here are tips on how to take it on in a short amount of time.
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The fantastic performers onstage were accompanied by an equally phenomenal band upstage, conducted by Jon Gallo.
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In wanting to be a wholly original musical, “Anastasia” has been stuck failing to please both those who want a faithful adaptation and those who want a fresh take.
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While references to famed engineer Butler Lampson or physicist Barry Barish may be hard to fit into a conversation, here are a few of the best UC Berkeley alumni in the entertainment world to bring out the next time you see your high school friends.
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Because I am a basic Broadway bitch and am all about Asian representation in media, “Miss Saigon” had always been on the back of my mind to watch.
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The 20th anniversary tour… doesn’t reinvent the wheel as much as it treats its source material like a well-loved, dog-eared book.
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The Berkeley Repertory Theatre, located in the heart of Downtown Berkeley, has seen many productions make it to the Big Apple …
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The act of baking a pie lends itself to pitfalls. The filling can’t be too watery; the crust can’t be overbaked; the result can’t be too sweet or too bitter. But in “Waitress,” now playing at the SHN Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco, the recipe is simple: sugar, butter, flour.
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