Tag Archives: Laura Plyer
MNM’s Grease Struts Its Stuff When The Music Starts
If you hire strong voices as they did in MNM Theatre Company’s production, the venerable musical Grease cannot help but be entertaining with its elbow-nudging pastiche of faux late ‘50s-early ‘60s rock n’ roll. The challenge in which MNM doesn’t prevail is finding the difficult to locate tone for the script scenes because Grease is not simply a straight ahead comedy as it’s played here.
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Tagged Alexandra Amadeo Frost, Ashley Rubin, Brian Reiff, Bruce Linser, Caiti Marlowe, Cameron Jordan, Cara Harpest, Emily Tarallo, Israel Vinas, Janna Morrison, Jesse Veliz, Jim Ballard, Jonah Robinson, Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, Laura Plyer, Meredith Pughe, MNM Theatre Company, Paul Reekie, Trevor Wayne
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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 Caryl Fantel, Clay Cartland, Dom Ruggiero, Frank Sinatra, Hannah Richter, Laura Plyer, Mark Sanders, MNM Theatre Company, My Way
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