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indicates that the Tony Award-nominated show, first developed in regional markets for popular annual appearances, will resurface for a second consecutive season on Broadway starting Nov. 13 at a theatre to be announced. The producers have not officially announced the limited engagement, but producing partner Kevin McCollum told Playbill.com earlier this year that he was encouraged by the audience approval and healthy grosses for the 65-performance run at the Marriott Marquis in 2008-09. He said he hoped contracts could be ironed out and that a theatre would be available for a return in the future. The musical comedy is based on the film of the same name and, under the direction of Walter Bobbie, the show (with songs by Irving Berlin) boasts vibrant colors and tap-happy choreography along the lines of 42nd Street. (Randy... [read full story]
Cumberland Times-News Wilt joins First United Insurance Group OAKLAND — Larry E. Wilt Jr. has joined First United Insurance Group as commercial lines account executive. Larry’s expertise makes him a tremendous asset to our...
IT'S a long road with no turning. For the first time since the recession began, the dole queues are shrinking and consumer confidence is rising. From being the title of a book, Back from the Brink is, hopefully, beginning to...
Bank staff outside the capital are now being targeted by Dublin-based kidnap gangs because they see them as easier targets, says Jim Cusack THE last major spate of so-called 'tiger' kidnappings -- between 2004 and 2006 -- in...
guest column By Sen. Jay Rockefeller guest columnist When I first came to West Virginia more than 40 years ago, it was to work with coal miners and their families. Coal mining is our heritage in West Virginia — just as...
