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Hartford Stage is a non-profit professional theatre located in Hartford, Conn. It is known as one of the leading resident theatres in the country, managing to produce six major theatrical productions and one to two summer productions each year. Hartford Stage has earned multiple distinguishing awards throughout the years, including a Tony Award, OBIE awards, a New York Critics Circle award and a Dramatists Guild/CBS Award. The theatre was first founded in 1963.
Hartford Stage is a non-profit professional theatre located in Hartford, Conn. It is known as one of the leading resident theatres in the country, managing to produce six major theatrical productions and one to two summer productions each year. Hartford Stage has earned multiple distinguishing awards throughout the years, including a Tony Award, OBIE awards, a New York Critics Circle award and a Dramatists Guild/CBS Award. The theatre was first founded in 1963.
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Young And Old Gather For A Traditional Feast Of Jazz
Instead of taking the one-genre-fits-all approach, the Greater Hartford Festival of Jazz has a longstanding tradition of serving broad-sweeping fare for all listeners, mixing ecumenical varieties of mainstream and contemporary styles. The free outdoor...Tags: Ross Tucker, Awards and Prizes, Festive Event, Academic Progress, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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'Story Of My Life' At Goodspeed; 'Ella Run Extended
There will be a second show this year at Goodspeed Musical's smaller theater in Chester: the workshop of a new musical "The Story of My Life" starring Malcolm Gets (TV's "Caroline in the City") and Will Chase (Broadway's "High Fidelity"). The two-actor...Tags: Music Theater, Ella Fitzgerald, Joanne Woodward, Waterford, Government Health Care
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Durang's Comedy 'The Marriage Of Bette And Boo' Ends With Sadness
Special to The Courant— ong ago, when he still looked like a choir boy and "A History of American Film" was opening at Hartford Stage and two other regional theaters, Christopher Durang said his plays began as farces, then turned into something else. This is clearly true...Tags: Thomas Hardy, Christianity, Jackie Cooper, Marriage, Family
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Correction
•Harry Houdini performed a stunt at the Andrews building in New Britain, which now houses the Hardware City Tavern, in the 1920s. A story on Page B2 Thursday incorrectly said Houdini's performance was in 1931. •A comment attributed to...Tags: Harry Houdini, New Britain
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TheaterWorks Ready To Put On A New Face
TheaterWorks is putting its best face forward — and so is Pearl Street. After years of renovating its building in downtown Hartford, the time has finally come to put on fresh exterior look for the city's "off-Broadway" theater. But Steve Campo,...Tags: Music Theater, Wesleyan University, Awards and Prizes, The Hartt School, Laurie Anderson
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The Stars And Stripes And Nuptials
Fourth of July fireworks took a back seat for WHCN-FM (105.9) personality Renee Falcone Friday, what with her turning 38 and, oh, yes, becoming Mrs. Sal DiNino. Falcone, whose various on-air duties include hosting "Celebrity Access," took on the new...Tags: Hartford Hospital, Mark Dixon, Radio Industry
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Celebrating Ella
Courant Staff WriterIt's been an "Ellapalooza" tour. After "Ella — Off the Record" made its premiere at Hartford's TheaterWorks three years ago, the biographical show based on the life and music of Ella Fitzgerald has been playing nearly nonstop at major regional...Tags: Ella Fitzgerald, Music Theater, Laguna Beach, Mercer Ellington, Ray Brown
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Stamford Center For The Arts In Fiscal Trouble
Courant Staff WriterThe Stamford Center for the Arts is facing a financial crisis and a shake-up in its leadership. Michael Cacace, chairman of the center's board of directors, and board president Rick Lake resigned last week followed by the resignation Friday of the...Tags: State Budgets, Music Theater, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Athol Fugard, New York Times
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The Bard Under The Stars
Courant Staff WriterThere's nothing like Shakespeare alfresco. "If the weather is perfect, there is no more pleasant way to spend an evening than to bring a picnic, spread a blanket under the stars and come together to experience a show by Shakespeare — or anyone,"...Tags: William Shakespeare, Central Park, Bruce Springsteen, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Joseph Papp
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'Ella' Springs Back To Life
SPECIAL TO THE COURANT"Ella," a musical that opened at Hartford Stage Wednesday evening, limns the life and artistry of the internationally revered jazz vocalist Ella Fitzgerald. And how it swings! Broadway veteran actress and terrific singer Tina Fabrique portrays a near-50-...Tags: Ella Fitzgerald, Music Theater, Harold Arlen, Irving Berlin, Jazz Music
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