It’s a sad day indeed when a man marries a beautiful socialite for her money. Sadder still when he decides to murder her so he doesn’t have to share it. But, if a man learns his wife has been unfaithful…well, that does rather justify the foul act. Doesn’t it? This is the premise of the […]
Alfred Hitchcock, Clara-Liis Hillier, David Sikking, Dial M for Murder, Don Alder, Frederick Knott, Grace O'Malley, Jacob Lee Smith, John Gerth, Marcus Storey, murder mustery, psychological drama, psychological thriller, Tom MounseyA Depression-era musical based on a Depression-era comic strip opened last Friday at Clackamas Repertory Theatre. Annie (book by Thomas Meehan, music by Charles Strouse, and lyrics by Martin Charnin). The play opened on Broadway in 1977, enjoyed a six-year run, and won a Tony Award for Best Musical. It also spawned a 1982 movie […]
Andres Alcala, Annie, Ava Marie Horton, Broadway musical, Cassi Kohl, Charles Strouse, Christopher D. Whitten, Clackamas Community College, Clackamas Repertory Theatre, David Mitchum Brown, Deborah Mae Hill, family entertainment, Grace O'Malley, Jayne Stevens, Jon Quesenberry, Lars Campbell, Lyndi the wonder dog, Martin Charnin, Thomas Meehan, Tony Award Best Musical, Wesley Robert Hanson