Tag Archives: Ellis Tillman
Actors Playhouse’s Outstanding Next to Normal is Anything But
Perhaps God invented musicals just so someday we could be thrilled and troubled and moved and enriched by next to normal, Actors Playhouse’s finest work since Floyd Collins in 2003.
Posted in Performances, Reviews
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Tagged Actors Playhouse, David Arisco, Ellis Tillman, Eric Alsford, Gene Seyffer, Jodie Langel, Mark Sanders, next to normal, Nick Duckart, Patrick Tennent, Sarah Amengual
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Actors Playhouse Joy-Filled Hairspray Crippled By Sound Quality
The tragedy of this lavish, ebullient production of Hairspray is how the muddy, uneven, out of balance, sloppy sound on opening night fatally sabotaged the energy, enthusiasm, theatrical skill and money that the cast, musicians, designers and producers invested into this perfect match of material to a company known for mainstream musicals.
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Tagged Avery Sommers, Avi Hoffman, Barbara Flaten, Christopher A. Kent, David Arisco, David Nagy, Ellis Tillman, Hairspray, Renata Eastlick
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David Arisco Find His Feminine Side (Sort Of) As Edna Turnblad in Actors Playhouse’s Hairspray
A look in words and photos of David Arisco trying on Edna Turnblad’s clothes in a fitting before Actors’ Playhouse’s production of Hairspray.
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Tagged Actors Playhouse, Avery Sommers, Barbara Flaten, David Arisco, Ellis Tillman, Hairspray, Julie Kleiner, Kim Cozort, Sally Bondi
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