A short clip from Broadway Bares, the wild fundraiser for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. This was from a few years ago. The talented Nick Adams as Pan (the theme was Myth Behavior).
Friday, March 26, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
Boston's ATKM to Perform in London's 'See You Next Tuesday' Festival
Boston-based, award winning, all female cabaret troupe All The Kings Men are bringing their show to London on March 11th and 12th at the New Players Theatre as part of the ‘See You Next Tuesday’ festival (marking International Woman’s Day 2010). ATKM will present a heady cocktail of more than 30 hilarious comedy characters, tongue-in-cheek burlesque, spot-on dance, biting satire, and poptastic performances in a modern Vaudevillian spectacle. This will be the only American entry selected for the festival.
Described as "two parts Tracey Ullman, a pinch of Carol Burnett, a hint of Streisand and a whole lotta woman AND man," ATKM's latest strikes at the heart of gender issues creating a performance as poignant as it is audacious.
Performer Leighsa Burgin says, “We've been dying to bring our act to London for years and we're thrilled we now finally get to do it! We’re blowing apart preconceived notions of gender in a show full of parallels, high energy, poignancy and humour. Fully packed with a crazy and sexy cast, each character does what they can to speak their truths; loud, unabashed and with passion. We've got a little bit for everyone in this line up; from witnessing boys discovering their attraction to each other for the first time to an isolated princess harnessing power over her reality, you'll see how we do it and so much more! We do things with popular music that will have you thinking about it in a completely different way. We don't think London has ever seen anything like this show.”
Fellow performer Jill Gibson promises, “a truly unique theatrical experience.”
Described as "two parts Tracey Ullman, a pinch of Carol Burnett, a hint of Streisand and a whole lotta woman AND man," ATKM's latest strikes at the heart of gender issues creating a performance as poignant as it is audacious.
Performer Leighsa Burgin says, “We've been dying to bring our act to London for years and we're thrilled we now finally get to do it! We’re blowing apart preconceived notions of gender in a show full of parallels, high energy, poignancy and humour. Fully packed with a crazy and sexy cast, each character does what they can to speak their truths; loud, unabashed and with passion. We've got a little bit for everyone in this line up; from witnessing boys discovering their attraction to each other for the first time to an isolated princess harnessing power over her reality, you'll see how we do it and so much more! We do things with popular music that will have you thinking about it in a completely different way. We don't think London has ever seen anything like this show.”
Fellow performer Jill Gibson promises, “a truly unique theatrical experience.”
GT-NYC Shorts 3/8/10
Patrick Lee interviews Jon Levenson, John Wellmann, and Aaron Sharff from The Boys in the Band.
It's almost time for the Broadway Beauty Pageant.
Ken Davenport interviews HHC Marketing's Hugh Hysell.
It's almost time for the Broadway Beauty Pageant.
Ken Davenport interviews HHC Marketing's Hugh Hysell.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
GT-NYC Shorts 3/3/10
Play in the Gray, the documentary about Boston-based drag king group All the Kings Men, will premiere at the Atlanta Film Festival in April.
Monday, March 1, 2010
Review Roundup - Yank!
Read the reviews from Joseph and David Zellnik's gay WWII love story, Yank!
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NY Daily News
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Talkin' Broadway
TheaterMania
Time Out NY
Variety
Just Shows to Go You
Usher Nonsense
Everything I Know I Learned From Musicals
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