Guilty as Sin review and theatre notes stir debate
Film critic pins Guilty as Sin as a bland exploitation thriller with Johnson at his sleaziest while Rebecca De Mornay struggles in court. The piece also notes Patti Cohenour starring in Toronto in Phantom of the Opera at Pantages Theatre, now the longest running Canadian musical with edged records.
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Music Notes: Tune Jenny Please by Loose Diamond on NewsLine
On NewsLine dial 472-2111 then enter TUNE 8863 to hear Mark Bialczak's daily Music Notes feature. Today’s tune is Jenny Please from Loose Diamond's Dos Records Burning Day light release.
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Broadway Style Cats Plays At Syracuse By Famous Artists
Today features Cats presented by Famous Artists Broadway Theater Series at Crouse Hinds Concert Theater 8 p.m. Tickets range 21 to 35 dollars with box office 424-8210. Also in region, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at Merry-Go-Round Playhouse Auburn details, plus community events and baseball schedule in Syracuse area.
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Auburn
Cats returns to Syracuse for fifth time in five years
Famous Artists Broadway Series brings Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats to the John H. Mulroy Civic Center for three performances Tuesday through Thursday with tickets 35 26 and 21. Past Civic Center runs sold out. fans expect repeat success and strong audience demand.
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Landmark Theatre
Eliot
Old Possum
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Gazabella
Mungojerrie
Rumpleteazer
Gus
Mistoffelees
Munkustrap
Bustopher Jones
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Tony Awards Celebrate Gay Themed Plays and Musicals
Two plays with gay themes win top Tony honors. Angels in America collects four awards after a Pulitzer Prize, while Kiss of the Spider Woman dominates seven categories. Tommy scores five Tonys, underscoring California roots from Eureka to La Jolla. Tony Kushner and Brent Carver deliver standout wins amid AIDS and politics themes.
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Millennium
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The
Who
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Cliffhanger Leads Box Office Again With 12.2 Million
Cliffhanger topped the weekend box office with 12.2 million dollars, followed by Made in America at 7.5 million and Guilty as Sin at 5.7 million. Exhibitor Relations Co. reported Friday through Sunday estimates showing Cliffhanger 37.2 million total after two weeks, Made in America 21.6 million after two weeks, and Guilty as Sin in its first week.
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America
Disney
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