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Checking In With… Tony Winner Beth Leavel, Star of The Drowsy Chaperone, The Prom, Mamma Mia!, More

The Drowsy Chaperone Joan Marcus What is your typical day like now? My typical day in this new normal? Not doing eight shows a week… I go to bed much earlier and wake up much earlier. Adam [Heller] (my fiancé) and I moved, so we have been putting a new apartment together, which has been a great creative distraction. Lots of Zooms/coaching and podcasts. And, I have never watched so much TV in my life. Exploring cooking (not my strong suit). And… I have a cat: Malcolm. He’s a handful! What book/TV show/podcast/film should everyone take the time to consume during this period?

The Theatre Community Remembers the Life and Legacy of Ann Reinking

The Theatre Community Remembers the Life and Legacy of Ann Reinking
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Commentary: The Prom is an ode to musical theater But Hollywood often shuts out stage actors

Commentary: The Prom is an ode to musical theater. But Hollywood often shuts out stage actors Ashley Lee © Provided by The LA Times Meryl Streep and James Corden star in The Prom, Netflix s high-profile adaptation of a 2018 Broadway musical. (Melinda Sue Gordon/Netflix) In the Netflix movie The Prom, Keegan-Michael Key plays a high school principal who saves all his money for an annual trip to New York to see as many shows as he can. Though binge-watching Broadway plus the cost of hotels, flights, meals and other expenses adds up to a pretty penny, especially for a small-town school administrator, it s a price worth paying. That s the power of performance, the magic of live theater.

Why film musicals like The Prom Netflix shut out stage actors

In the Netflix movie “The Prom,” Keegan-Michael Key plays a high school principal who saves all his money for an annual trip to New York to see as many shows as he can. Though binge-watching Broadway plus the cost of hotels, flights, meals and other expenses adds up to a pretty penny, especially for a small-town school administrator, it’s a price worth paying. That’s the power of performance, the magic of live theater. “We look to you in good times and bad / the worlds you create make the real one seem less sad,” he sings to a theater legend, played by Meryl Streep. “We look to you, as strange as it seems / when reality goes to scary, new extremes.”

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