Guess what is happening in the photo to the right.
Give up? I’ll tell you.
That’s Janine and her daughter Ellen. They’re from Ohio and they came in to New York last weekend. They’re staying at the Milford Plaza and plan on seeing a musical and going to The Empire State Building.
[...]
Goonies was on TV in the wee hours last night.
I was 13 when I first saw it. When it was over, I started looking for buried treasure in my own backyard. Why not? I lived in an old and historical part of the country. If Sean Astin, Corey Haim [...]
Here’s a couple lines from an article I found online recently:
Anyone who intends to produce a Broadway show needs his overhead examined . . . but even though fearless angels are easy to find, the risks are still great.
Not that interesting, is it. We all know this. Now what [...]
You know how this cliche ends, so I’ll spare you. But here’s my version:
If a show is produced, and no one sees it, is it any good?
My answer? No.
A book needs a reader.
A steak needs someone to eat it (sorry, my vegan friends).
And a show needs [...]
Look at these three clippings announcing the final curtain of Curtains:
What is missing from each of these announcements?
Ok, you don’t have to read them all, I’ll tell you . . .
There’s no indication of whether [...]
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