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  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Maybe Happy Ending - Original Broadway Cast

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  • Musical Theatre,  Reviews

    Funny Girl, Menier Chocolate Factory

    By Edward / 03/12/2015

    It’s hard not to invoke the B word – Barbra, that is, not Brice – and I speak as one who bunked off school to catch her at a mid-week matinee. It was standing room only at…

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    Assassins, Menier Chocolate Factory

    By Edward / 02/12/2014

    Santa Claus does make it to the Menier Chocolate Factory this Christmas but his name is Sam Byck and he plans to fly a 747 into the White House and “incinerate Dick Nixon”. So not the Christmas…

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    Candide, Menier Chocolate Factory

    By Edward / 03/12/2013

    It’s one of theatre’s great ironies that turning Volaire’s bitter satire Candide into a musical proved every bit as taxing and fraught with disaster as the journey to a better life endured by the novella’s principal characters.…

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    Sondheim/Furth “Merrily We Roll Along”, Menier Chocolate Factory (Review)

    By Edward / 01/12/2012

    It seems inexplicable now that Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s Merrily We Roll Along should have bombed so ignominiously on its first Broadway outing in 1981. But then again what is clearer than ever from Maria Friedman’s…

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