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Gulfshore’s Beautiful Charts Carole King’s Having Courage To Follow Your Own Path.
Gulfshore Playhouse’s Beautiful isn’t only a celebration of Carole King’s music but of much of the pop music of that era. It’s also the story of finding your own voice and having the courage to follow your own creative path.
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Tagged Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Gulfshore Playhouse, Julia Bain, Matt Lenz
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Maltz’s Reimagined Billy Elliot Flies Like The Spirit Of Its Hero
The Maltz Jupiter Theatre has successfully re-imagined Billy Eliot the Musical into winning edition that is more effective than the national company that toured South Florida a few seasons back.
The Foreigner: A Droll Look At Seeing What You Want To See
The Foreigner at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre is a wry, knowing comedy, good-naturedly poking fun at human frailties and overlaid with a wacky daftness. The incisively observed social satire is sheathed in a broad, almost slapstick quality, sort of like Moliere crossed with The Three Stooges.
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