The First National Touring Company of "Back to the Future: The Musical." Broadway In Tucson brings the show to the Centennial Hall stage in April.
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The First National Touring Company of "Back to the Future: The Musical." Broadway In Tucson brings the show to the Centennial Hall stage in April.
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“Back to the Future The Musical,” Don Stephenson and Lucas Hallauer.
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About 1,500 workers, on 28 productions on Broadway and 17 on tour, are directly covered by the tentative agreement.
The Killing Eve star, who had already won the Olivier for Prima Facie in London continued her awards haul by collecting the Best Performance b…
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History was made at the 76th Tony Awards when J. Harrison Ghee and Alex Newell became the first non-binary actors to win for their performance…
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Kevin Cahoon’s career has come full circle with the new musical, “Shucked.” “I started by telling jokes to the rodeo announcer when I was 5 years old,” he says. Now, he’s a one-man joke factory in a show about a small town. Even better? He was nominated for a Tony Award for his work.
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There’s no “Hamilton” in this year’s competition for Tony Awards.
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Thanks to the show’s smart book (by Amber Ruffin and Matthew Lopez), the musical is able to address contemporary issues at a Jazz Age pace. It’s a remarkable feat that plays better than the film’s original ending.
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In a big Broadway revival – inventively directed by Michael Arden – it’s also a love story between Frank (Ben Platt) and his wife Lucille (Micaela Diamond). Together, they confront the fallout of the Civil War.
Vacant Tucson stores could transform into new housing