In his latest column, Theatre Schmooze writer Joel Markowitz takes us to the first reading of Larry Kaye’s new musical The Tapioca Miracle, and reveals more from his interview with Theodore Bikel. This Schmooze also introduces our newest feature – drop in podcasts. Now you can listen while your read. Mazel Tov.
Archives for May 23, 2007
Theatre Schmooze: Tapioca Miracle
PUDDING IT TOGETHER Jello again. It’s Monday, May 21st. I’m at the Black Box Theatre at Blake High School in Silver Spring, Maryland, eagerly awaiting the first read-through of a new musical called The Tapioca Miracle. I’ve been invited by co-lyricist and co-book writers Eric Cole and Larry Kaye, (who is directing the critically acclaimed […]
13 Rue de L’Amour
By George Feydeau Translation by Mawbrey Green and Ed Feilbert Produced by Olney Theatre Center . Directed by John Going Reviewed by Rosalind Lacy No need for Viagra™ in George Feydeau’s 13 Rue de L’Amour, just a mistress or two and a forgiving wife. But you have to put this master of the French farce […]
Catalyst Pays What It Can to Eastern Market
As read first in today’s Backstage from The Washington Post, Catalyst Theater, located not far from DC’s Eastern Market, is doing a special performance of The Flu Season this Saturday, May 26 at 2 pm with proceeds going to help the merchants displaced by the recent Eastern Market fire, and will contribute all of next season’s […]