Tuesday, March 22, 2005

Sondheim at 75 (Part Five)

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This review ran originally in The Metro Herald in June 2002. An earlier review of the same show, which I wrote in 1997, can be found here ....

Sondheim at 75 (Part Four)

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This article originally appeared in The Metro Herald (Alexandria, Virginia) on March 26, 1999: A Too-Brief Review of London Theatre Rick Si...

Oh, And It's Andrew Lloyd Webber's Birthday, Too

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Sondheim at 75 (Part Three)

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This review originally appeared in The Metro Herald in September 1998: A Late Summer Night's Dream: Signature's A Little Night Musi...

Sondheim at 75 (Part Two)

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This review originally appeared in The Metro Herald in June 1998: From Show Boat to Sondheim Rick Sincere Metro Herald Entertainment Edit...

Sondheim at 75 (Part One)

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Broadway's top composer-lyricist, Stephen Sondheim, was born on March 22, 1930. That means he celebrates his 75th birthday today. Nation...
Wednesday, March 16, 2005

Truth about Truth

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Tonight on the TV Land Awards , while accepting the best singing siblings award with his brother, Dick, Tom Smothers gave a definition of t...
Monday, March 14, 2005

Get Virginia Government Out of the Arts Business

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My post on the LPVA and the Virginia Fine Arts Museum brought to mind a piece I published in early 2003 in The Metro Herald and other news...
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Libertarians Say: Privatize Virginia Fine Arts Museum

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It seems that I (and six other LP candidates for the General Assembly) suggested way back in 1993 that the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts sho...

Conservative(s) for Jaquith?

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Waldo Jaquith -- one-time candidate for Charlottesville City Council, founder of the Virginia Family Values PAC , creator of cvillenews.com ...
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Metablogging 101

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Consider yourself special, Dear Reader, because Americans who read and pay attention to blogs are a narrow elite when compared to the popula...
Sunday, March 13, 2005

SAT is to X as Y is to Z ... No More

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News Item : The College Board has eliminated those vexing verbal analogies from the venerable SAT: "Analogies are being dropped,...
Saturday, March 12, 2005

Patti LuPone as Regina but Not as Evita

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Thursday evening I was at the Kennedy Center in Washington for the opening night performance of Regina , the 1948 opera by Marc Blitzstein,...
Friday, March 11, 2005

Aaron Carter: Pop-Star Pot-Smoker?

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It hasn't been a good month for the Carter brothers. Backstreet Boy Nick Carter got nicked for driving under the influence and -- tal...
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