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[by Shiela Steinman Wallace] The CenterStage Theatre company may technically be a community theater group, but if you didn’t know that and you were part of the audience when they presented Terrance McNalley and David Yazbek’s The Full Monty, you … Read More
by Peter Clark Last night I had the pleasure of watching the Jewish Community Center’s Center Stage open their hearts and their pants in the movie-turned-musical, The Full Monty. It was a mixed performance that I have a hard time … Read More
Review by Keith Waits The Full Monty is so much fun that I cannot believe this production was my first time seeing it. I am well acquainted with the original film, upon which this lively musical is based; but this … Read More
Down on their luck and short of cash, six unemployed steelworkers from Buffalo, NY decide to bare it all in CenterStage’s next production. Under the artistic direction of John R. Leffert and written by the Tony Award winning team of … Read More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Ben Goldenberg Marketing Manager 502-618-5336 bgoldenberg@jewishlouisville.org John R. Leffert CenterStage Artistic Director 502-238-2753 jleffert@jewishlouisville.org CenterStage Bares All in The Full Monty LOUISVILLE, KY (April 18, 2012) – Down on their luck and short of cash, … Read More
[by Shiela Steinman Wallace] Are you ready for an evening of lighthearted fun – bordering on slapstick? If so, CenterStage’s production of Kander and Ebb’s Curtains is just the ticket. I do believe it takes real talent to pull of … Read More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Ben Goldenberg Marketing Manager 502-618-5336 bgoldenberg@jewishlouisville.org John R. Leffert CenterStage Artistic Director 502-238-2753 jleffert@jewishlouisville.org Curtains Rise for Murder Mystery at CenterStage LOUISVILLE, KY (February 28, 2012) – As “Robbin’ Hood” ends, the aging and totally … Read More
As “Robbin’ Hood” ends, the aging and totally untalented diva Jessica Cranshaw takes her bows and collapses. When it is determined that she was murdered, Lieutenant Frank Cioffi, who was in the audience, sets out to unravel the mystery.
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