There's a certain level of expectation that comes with putting on a musical that's already established itself around the world. Especially if said musical currently stands as the second longest running production on Broadway. And if the stage version has called on some of the biggest and best names in show biz to fill it's roles. Even more so, if it was made in to an Oscar-award winning movie.
Mercer Island will be featured on this Friday's edition of Evening Magazine.
Youth Theatre Northwest is offering free admission to seniors for its production of the Broadway musical, “42nd Street.”
Jason Mesnick has been asked about heartache before.
Mercer Island High School graduates Alex Ricciardi and Adam Goodman have brought a piece of their past to the big screen.
Tutus may start appearing in Bellevue any time of day or night, rain or shine, as photographers both amateur and professional choose their favorite Ballet Bellevue dancer for a chance to win the $500 First Prize in Ballet Bellevue’s “This is YOUR Ballet Bellevue” Photo Contest. Prizes of $200 and $100 also will be awarded for second and third places.
Jessica Simpson, Wynonna Judd and Sergio Mendes will headline the entertainment lineup at the Snoqualmie Casino.
Foolscap: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sept. 27; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 28. Science-fiction convention features books, art and panel discussions. Cost: $45-$50. Marriott Hotel, 17401 164th Ave. N.E., Redmond. 206-938-2452 or www.foolscapcon.org.
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