While Blackwell does wonders with that wonderfully articulate and silky smooth mouth muscle, I found myself absolutely tongue-tied on stage. (And if you're wondering, "What's with his mouth, anyway?" I was swirling around a much-needed breath mint so as not to offend my beautiful donor.)
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In keeping with the new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulations that unfairly discriminate against bloggers, who are now required by law to disclose when they have received anything of value they might write about, please note that I have received nothing of value in exchange for this post.
If you're a big Broadway fan, the Great White Way's storied Shubert Alley apparently is the place to be this coming Sunday, September 26, from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Every year, some of the Broadway stage's most illustrious luminaries gather in Shubert Alley to raise funds for BC/EFA by signing autographs and posing for photographs -- as well as even selling items from shows, ranging from costumes to pieces of music -- all in exchange for donations.
The Grand Auction serves as the highlight of the day when the highest bidders can win, among other items, walk-on roles in some of their favorite Broadway shows.
Even if you can't attend, there are plenty of silent auction items on which to bid. Go ahead. Bid. And be happy you've given!
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Rain: A Tribute To The Beatles Limited run extended through May 31, 2011 (Show will go on hiatus starting January 15 and reopen at Brooks Atkinson Theatre on February 8)
Rock Of Ages - Open-ended run (Show will go on hiatus starting January 9 and reopen at Helen Hayes Theatre in March)
As someone who has been involved in both politics and public relations, it's no wonder I love watching theatre. Good or bad, it's the raw energy of seeing a live performance that gets my adrenaline pumping. From the moment I saw my very first Broadway show ("Annie" in London in 1979), I was hooked. Now I see as many as 70 shows each year ranging from soaring musicals to two-hander plays. And these eyes just may be in an audience near you!
