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Darker, more complex, more spectacular 'Prince Caspian'
Los Angeles TimesIt was the crowning battle in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, but as the scene played out in a London dubbing theater, it wasn't yet crowning enough. Huddling with half a dozen editors in mid-March, director Andrew Adamson was racing to complete...Tags: Philosophy, Music Industry, Imperial and Royal Matters, Literature, Mark Johnson
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'Narnia: Prince Caspian' delivers a darker sequel
Los Angeles TimesIt was the crowning battle in "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian," but as the scene played out in a London dubbing theater, it wasn't yet crowning enough. Huddling with half a dozen editors in mid-March, director Andrew Adamson was racing to...Tags: Imperial and Royal Matters, Literature, Mark Johnson, Peter Dinklage
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Kathleen Chalfant, 'Red Dog Howls,' tackle the Armenian genocide
Special to The TimesNew York KATHLEEN Chalfant is recalling the first time she rented the British actress Miriam Margolyes' house in Tuscany, now an annual summer ritual for the Chalfant family. "Let's see, it was 10 years ago, just after my brother's death," she says,...Tags: Music Theater, Genocide, Celebrity, Music Industry, Broadway
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'Vivian Girls' is an inspiring adventure; 'Elephant' mini-fest feels truncated
Special to the TribuneMost of the work created by Chicago's most famous outsider artist resides now at the American Folk Art Museum in New York, but Henry Darger's world comes to three-dimensional life in Dog & Pony Theatre Company's inspired environmental performance piece,...Tags: Employees, Lake Shore Drive, Lincoln Park, Eric Bogosian
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'Vivian Girls' is an inspiring adventure; 'Elephant' mini-fest feels truncated
Special to the TribuneMost of the work created by Chicago's most famous outsider artist resides now at the American Folk Art Museum in New York, but Henry Darger's world comes to three-dimensional life in Dog & Pony Theatre Company's inspired environmental performance piece,...Tags: Employees, Lake Shore Drive, Lincoln Park, Eric Bogosian
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Action speaks louder in 'The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian'
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterLondon IT WAS the crowning battle in "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian," but as the scene played out in a Soho dubbing theater, it wasn't yet crowning enough. Huddling with half a dozen editors in mid-March, director Andrew Adamson was racing...Tags: Literature, Music Industry, Imperial and Royal Matters, Mark Johnson, Peter Dinklage
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Preservationists question plans to raze historic New York theater
Of The Associated PressPreservationists are protesting a plan by New York University to tear down a theater where playwrights from Eugene O'Neill to David Mamet saw their works produced. But NYU officials say the five-story building that houses the Provincetown Playhouse is...Tags: Lobbying, Heads of State, Government, Greenwich Village, Greenwich
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Beckett's 'Endgame' Teaches Dark Lessons, But Not Well
Special to The CourantWhen a season opens with Fiona Shaw in "Happy Days," it is a tough act to follow for any player of Samuel Beckett. Largely because of its leading man, John Turturro, the Brooklyn Academy of Music's production of "Endgame" fails to measure up, though at...Tags: Yale Repertory Theatre, John Turturro, Max Casella
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Cappies Review: High School Musical at Ocoee High School
Timber Creek High SchoolSamuel Beckett wrote that even when failure is an eventuality, there is much to say about the courage of taking the most difficult path. Ocoee High School knows about courage, and their production of acclaimed Disney phenomenon, "High School Musical"...Tags: Music Theater
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Review: "Endgame"
linda.winer@newsday.com"Nothing is funnier than unhappiness," says Nell, the sweet old mother in Samuel Beckett's hilariously miserable 1957 masterwork, "Endgame." Bless his perversity. You see, mum is a stump kept in a trash can by her blind, crippled tyrant of a son, next to...Tags: Music Theater, Culture, Lincoln Center, Max Casella, Liam Neeson
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