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Theatre: Twelfth Night or What You Will ...
IN THEIR 1980 SONG OF THE SAME NAME, THE J. Geils Band sang, “Love stinks,” and boy, they weren’t kidding. In love, there are no guarantees. Infidelity, free-floating resentment, mutual loathing, gard
JIM HOSKING REWRITES A HISTORIC MUSICAL UNION WITH BIZARRE BALLS-OUT COMEDY EBONY & IVORY
Three summer shows featuring Broadway greats
In 1994, at Gilstead Middle School, the halls buzzed with gossip. Did you hear? Alex and Matthew wore women’s underwear. These were not the cool kids either; these were the ‘swots’, the musical theatr
‟There could be no doubt about his sex, despite the feminine appearance.” These words open Sally Potter’s 1992 film Orlando, taken loosely from the opening sentences of the Virginia Woolf novel from w