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Funny Girl, Savoy Theatre
Vaudeville is having quite the West End moment, with Funny Girl inheriting the Savoy from Gypsy and Mrs Henderson Presents over at the Noël Coward. Gypsy is the pick of the bunch dramatically, delivering theatre history with real psychological heft, but Sheridan … Continue reading →
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Tagged america, barbra streisand, brooklyn, comedian, comedy, dance, dancing, darius campbell, drama, fanny brice, follies, funny girl, gypsy, Harvey Fierstein, jewish, jule styne, london, musical, play, savoy theatre, sheridan smith, sing, singing, song, theatre, variety, vaudeville, west end, ziegfeld
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Buyer & Cellar, Menier Chocolate Factory
This is, stresses our guide, a work of pure (read: non-libellous) fiction, except that its “preposterous” premise is rooted in even more preposterous truth. In 2010, diva extraordinaire Barbra Streisand produced wildly narcissistic coffee-table book My Passion for Design chronicling … Continue reading →
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Tagged actor, actress, america, american, aspirational, barbra, barbra streisand, book, brooklyn, celebrity, comedy, dickens, drama, famous, fantasy, film, funny girl, gay, homosexual, i'm the greatest star, icon, jewish, la, london, los angeles, malibu, mall, marie antoinette, michael urie, movie, my passion for design, new york, norma desmond, play, rain on my parade, reality, review, rich, shop, sing, singer, song, star, store, the mirror has two faces, theatre, willy wonka
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