‘The Book of Mormon’ Story and Characters | The Box Seat Babes Podcast
The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical The Book of Mormon arrived on Detroit’s doorstep last week, ringing the bell of The
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Two By Two: ‘The Book of Mormon’ Leaves Audiences Roaring!
The national tour of The Book of Mormon, currently playing at the Fisher Theatre in Detroit through April 6th, delivers
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A Riotous Romp Through Rome: A Review of Stagecrafters’ ‘A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum’
For fans of classic musical theater, Stephen Sondheim’s A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum is a
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Exclusive Interview: Jeff Weiner and Edmond Guay of Stagecrafters’ ‘A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum’
Stephen Sondheim is a household name for theater nerds like us, giving audiences some of Broadway’s most recognizable and prolific
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The Ringwald Theatre’s ‘Cock’ Intimately Explores Sexuality
How big of an impact do sexuality and attraction have on your life? These aspects of our identity become a
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Exclusive Interview: Stebert Davenport From The Ringwald Theatre’s ‘Cock’
The Ringwald Theatre over in Ferndale, MI, has never shied away from the stories they tell, and their latest show,
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‘Clue Live on Stage!’ Technical Aspects | The Box Seat Babes Podcast
What would our childhoods have been like without board games such as Clue? Nothing quite brings families together like solving a murder
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‘Clue Live on Stage’ Story and Characters | The Cosmic Curtain
How many of us have played Clue before? The board game was essential to play for many, developing a deep
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Exclusive Interview: Griffin Binnicker from ‘Parade’
While it seems the current trend on Broadway is to lighter shows that bring down the house with catchy pop
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‘Clue Live on Stage!’ Revitalizes A Childhood Game for Adult Audiences!
I remember playing Clue frequently throughout my childhood. There was something about collecting bits of information and attempting to solve
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Laughter is the Best Medicine in St. Dunstan’s ‘Five Women Wearing the Same Dress’
Just what exactly is it that ties people to one another? It may seem like a simple question, but chances
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A Murderous Romp of Comic Precision in ‘Clue: Live on Stage’
Few properties inspire as much nostalgic affection as Clue. Whether it’s the iconic Parker Brothers board game or the cult-favorite
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