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MNM Recalls The Music In My Way, A Tribute To Frank Sinatra
Instead of attempting the impossible task for imitating Ol’ Blue Eyes, MNM Theatre Company’s My Way, A Tribute to Frank Sinatra, is a solid, polished, thoroughly entertaining stroll through 58, yes 58, of the songs closely associated with his career
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Tagged Clay Cartland, Dom Ruggiero, Frank Sinatra, Hannah Richter, Laura Plyer, Mark Sanders, MNM Theatre Company, My Way
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Tharp’s Come Fly Away Isn’t Theater But It’s Entertaining
Twyla Tharp’s surrogates in Come Fly Away effortlessly swirl and slide across the stage like you think you do in your dreams – and to sound of Sinatra yet, crooning “The Way You Look Tonight.” This 75-minute dance recital – it arguably doesn’t qualify as musical theater because there is not a shred of overarching plot – is an undeniably enchanting evening playing at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach this week and moving to Arsht Center in Miami next week.
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Tagged Adrienne Arsht Center, Come Fly Away. Kravis Center, Frank Sinatra
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