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"42nd
Street" Come And Meet Those Dancing Feet Musical nostalgia reigns and dancing rules when Stoneham Theatre presents "42nd Street" from May 5 - 29. With music by Harry Warren, lyrics by Al Dubin, and a book by Michael Stewart & Mark Bramble, the production will be directed and choreographed by Ilyse Robbins. When young chorine Peggy Sawyer steps off a bus in New York City fresh from her home in Allentown, little does she know the fate that awaits her. She's come to audition for a role in "Pretty Lady" but is soon seen as a threat by the getting-on-in-years diva of a leading lady. But when that same leading lady breaks her ankle, the director begs Peggy to step in at the last minute and save the show. Will she rise to the occasion? As they tell her from the wings, "You're going out there a chorus girl, but you've GOT to come back a star!" Based on the Great Depression-era novel of the same name written by Bradford Ropes and later adapted as a movie musical in 1933, "42nd Street" is one of Broadway's most bubbly backstage musicals. It received a Tony Award for Best Musical in 1980, and then went on to win another Tony in 2001 for Best Revival. The score includes such popular songs as "We're In The Money, " "Shuffle Off To Buffalo," "Dames," and "Lullaby of Broadway" as well as the title number. The cast features: Ephie Aardema, Kathy St. George, Russell Garrett, Andy McLeavy, and Kevin Martin along with Margaret Ann Brady, Neil Casey, Bob DeVivo, Arthur Waldsteinand Ceit Zweil. The ensemble is rounded out by Deirdre Burke, Sara Coombs, Laura Graczyk, Zach Gregus, Mark Linehan, DJ Plunkett, and Brandon Timmons. Related Events: Talkback Those Dancin’ Feet Special Matinees For tickets and information, stop by the box office, call 781-279-2200 or visit www.stonehamtheatre.org. -- OnStage Boston 04-20-11
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