Showing posts with label gershwin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gershwin. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Win a pair of tickets to Nice Work If You Can Get It on Broadway!


Hilarious Broadway entertainment is back in high style!
Don’t miss the high-stepping new musical comedy extravaganza from Kathleen Marshall, the Tony®-winning director/choreographer of The Pajama Game who turned Anything Goes into last year’s most effervescent delight, and Joe DiPietro, Tony®-winning writer of Memphis. Matthew Broderick (The Producers) and Kelli O'Hara (South Pacific) star in this sparkling tale of playboys, politicians, bootleggers and leggy chorus girls, all running loose in a glorious Long Island mansion in the rip-roaring 1920s. Let the fun begin!

Leading lady Kelli O'Hara is a graduate of Oklahoma City University. She studied with the same voice teacher as which TONY-winning Broadway actress?

Post your answer to the question in the comments section below this post with an email address where I can contact the winner. The contest will run until 11:59 pm on Sunday March 11th. The winner will be selected randomly from those who answer correctly and will be notified by email.

ORDER NOW AND SAVE UP TO 40%
(Nice deal if you can get it–and you can get it if you order by April 23!)
Mon Eve, Tue Eve, Wed Mat & Eve, Thur Eve
$79-89 Orch/Fr. Mezz, Rear Mezz A-C (reg. $121.50 - $136.50)
$69 Rear Mezz D-F, Side Rows A-C (reg. $86.50)

BUY TICKETS!
Valid for performances March 29 – April 23
VISIT BroadwayOffers.com or CALL 212-947-8844 and use code NWEML31
Or bring this offer to the box office, beginning March 1st.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Countdown to US Figure Skating Championships: 11 Days!

Ross Miner (SC of Boston)

  • 2009 US Jr. Champion
  • 2009 World Jr. Championships 10th
  • 2009 Grand Prix Final Bronze Medalist
  • 2010 NHK Trophy 9th
  • 2010 Cup of China 7th




At only 19, Ross is still young for a male figure skater. He missed Nationals last year due to injury so he is actually in a good position going into Nationals this season. He has no National standing to lose so he can really go all out and try to make a splash. He has a lot of charisma for someone so young and his performances give off a very "old hollywood vibe." I would love to see him skate to Cole Porter or Gershwin. He looks like he could be the little brother of Jeremy Abbott, but in terms of skating quality he actually reminds me of a young Todd Eldredge. I don't know if he has the technical content or the experience to compete with the likes of Abbott, Rippon, and Mroz, but who knows, this young skater just may surprise the field and end up on the podium in Greensboro!