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Archive for 13th September 2007

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  • At Adelphi Theater in London: Same Phantom, Different Spirit March 9, 2010
    Andrew Lloyd Webber’s belated sequel to “The Phantom of the Opera” feels as eager to be walloped as a clown in a carnival dunking booth. […]
    By BEN BRANTLEY
  • Theater Review | 'Neighbors': At Public Theater, Racial Commentary in Caricature March 9, 2010
    “Neighbors” is a simultaneously overheated and undercooked new play that sacrifices cogency and meaning for pure sensation. […]
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  • On the London Stage: Love May Die but Its Phantoms Play Enduring Roles in London March 9, 2010
    Temperatures rise in “Ghosts” and irony betrays “Sweet Nothings,” as Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Love Never Dies” opens. […]
    By MATT WOLF

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  • Steve Rees Makes His First Video! March 9, 2010
    At the request of members of the Stagecraft Listserv (an internet group that discusses all things relating to technical theatre), Prof. Steve Rees has created a video on How to Make A Spiral Staircase for stage purposes. It’s located on our Youtube Channel, and we present it here for your viewing pleasure and edification. […]
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  • Steve Rees Retirement Gala and Picnic March 8, 2010
    Event The Department of Theatre and Dance will be sponsoring a retirement celebration for Prof. Steve Rees on May 1 and 2. The May 1st event will be in the Marvel Theatre celebrating Steve’s career at SUNY Fredonia. The final performance of Kiss Me Kate will also be that evening. On May 2 from 11AM-3PM we will [...] […]
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  • Ride the Wave March 1, 2010
    This month in Stage Directions Magazine the work of Colin Chauche and the lighting crew on Electra and their use of Google Wave will be featured in an article.  Google Wave is a collaboration tool which is email on steroids and Colin and his crew used the program to create his lighting design for the [...] […]
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