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Theater review: Opulent ‘Great Gatsby’ brings luxury and razzle-dazzle to The Bushnell (opens the original)
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“The Great Gatsby” is pretty great. If not always in the “better than good” sense of the word, definitely in the “grand, abundant, oversized” sense. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 novel is about class distinctions and the hit Broadway musical based on the book, which is at The Bushnell through Oct. 4 on its first national tour, doesn’t let you forget it. This is the kind of show where an opulent tea party is dramatized not just by many different plates of fancy pastries, fancy wreaths and lots of fu
‘Night Fall’ going big this year with tiny creatures made large, circus tricks and more (opens the original)
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Every nightfall is different — different seasonal colors, angels, weather, celestial glows, grasses and shadows. It makes sense that every “Night Fall” is different, too. The annual outdoor show, created by a collective of local artists and performers, has always shifted some of its elements from year to year. In recent years, “Night Fall” has also changed its entire way of operating. One main element that has not changed. “Night Fall” takes place each fall in one of five Hartford parks. It’s El
Legendary rapper, actor and entrepreneur Ice Cube show anchors final weekend of The Big E. What he told us. (opens the original)
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There are just a few days left of The Big E, but three of the 10 big ticketed shows at the Big E Arena have yet to happen: a hair metal bonanza with Twisted Sister fronted by former Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach plus prog-rockers Tesla on Oct. 2, a true hip-hop legend, Ice Cube on Oct. 3 and the Roboto-esque sounds of Styx on Oct. 4. It was 40 years ago that Ice Cube formed his first rap group, C.I.A. but it was another three-letter act, N.W.A., that gained him international fame as one of the
Yale Rep revisits August Wilson’s ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ 40+ years after hosting its premiere (opens the original)
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Timothy Douglas was an acting student at the Yale School of Drama when August Wilson’s “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” debuted in 1984. Douglas was an understudy for the character of Sylvester in that production and was also an understudy when the Yale Repertory Theatre did Wilson’s next play, “Fences” in 1985. While Wilson went on to become one of the important playwrights of the 20th century, Douglas became a director who did a lot of Wilson plays, including the world premiere of “Radio Golf” at th
First national tour of ‘The Great Gatsby’ brings jazz age spectacle to The Bushnell (opens the original)
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When Senzel Ahmady last played The Bushnell, she was riding a flying carpet as Princess Jasmine in the fantastical national tour of Disney’s “Aladdin.” This time, Ahmady’s more down to earth, riding in a car rather than a carpet, yet she’s still a princess-like figure playing Daisy Buchanan, the woman desired by nouveau riche romantic playboy Jay Gatsby, in the first national tour of “The Great Gatsby.” The hit musical, still running on Broadway, is adapted from the classic novel by F. Scott Fit
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