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INTER-HOTEL du Château - Dinan
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Just steps from Chateau de Dinan and within a short walk of Saint Sauveur Church, INTER-HOTEL du Château offers 3-star Dinan city center hotel accommodations. Saint-Malo Golf and Country Club and Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer Beach are also within 16 mi (25 km).
This hotel offers free WiFi and wired Internet access, plus an elevator (lift). The bar/lounge is a perfect place to have a drink.
This hotel offers free WiFi and wired Internet access, plus an elevator (lift). The bar/lounge is a perfect place to have a drink.
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TIF for Tat
A Friend of Unfair Park with a extensive working knowledge of tax increment financing districts--or TIFs--sends this missive to set straight all those who think folks like Ross Perot Jr. and Tom Hicks and, well, just about every wealthy developer in town are getting free rides for turning sinkholes into swimming pools (and, man, is there a nice one at the W). So, Friend, the Midway is yours:
"There seems to be good deal of confusion about this topic (the mayor and James Ragland, just to name two).
Property owners within a Tax Increment Financing district do pay property taxes.
In the creation of a TIF, property taxes are frozen at the levels that existed at the creation of the TIF for a specified period of time. Property owners continue to pay taxes at that frozen level to the applicable jurisdictions.
The difference between the frozen appraisal and the annual increase in assessed valuation (still paid by the property owners) is returned to the TIF district for use in specified capital improvements (streets, drainage, lighting, etc.) within the district's boundaries, rather than going into any taxing jurisdiction's general fund. When the TIF expires, property owners pay taxes based on what is hopefully a substantial increase in assessed valuation created during the time the TIF was in place.
It should also be noted that the City of Dallas foregoes less than half of the property-based taxation from a TIF within its boundaries--the county, the school district, DCCCD, etc. collectively make up almost 60 percent of taxed valuation on an individual property. All taxing jurisdictions must approve the creation of a TIF before it can be formed.
I don't know if this is helpful and clear, but I certainly feel better."
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Meanwhile, Your Texas Rangers are Suddenly Back Where They Started
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concerned obsessed with the Mavs. But I did catch some Rangers baseball Saturday afternoon. Saw enough of Derek Holland to say "Wow!"
And apparently he isn't alone.
After swooning without Josh Hamilton, the Rangers tumbled from their 9-1 start into mediocrity. Don't look now, but they're back at eight games over .500 after a surprising four-game sweep at the Cleveland Indians.
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In the last three weeks the starting rotation is 10-2 with a 2.38 ERA and four shutouts, including Holland's complete-game, five-hit masterpiece.
With Hamilton and Nelson Cruz in the lineup the Rangers are obviously a different, better team. But it's pitching that has returned this team to championship form.
Whether it's Alexi Ogando or Colby Lewis or C.J. Wilson or Holland, the Rangers' pitching is keeping them in games. And after a brief hiccup closer Neftali Feliz seems right again, closing yesterday's shutout win over Cleveland to cap a 6-1 road trip.
After Texas' first four-game road sweep since 1999 and first in Cleveland since 1978, Indians' manager Manny Acta came away impressed. "The title," he said, "is probably going to have to run through Texas again."
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MIAMI - Even without four players, the Atlanta Hawks had more than enough.
ATLANTA - The Hawks led 19-3 about 3 minutes into the game and appeared headed toward an easy victory over the Magic.
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Hawks took the lead with a 13-0 run in the third quarter and went on to a 104-87 victory Wednesday night over the Dallas Mavericks, who were without suspended guard Rajon Rondo.
MILWAUKEE - Paul Millsap had 23 points and 16 rebounds, Kyle Korver added 12 points and the Atlanta Hawks avoided their first three-game losing streak of the season with a 97-86 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday.
ATLANTA - The matchup of the Eastern Conference's top teams turned into rout as Toronto opened the second half of the season with a surprisingly lopsided 105-80 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Friday night.
BOSTON - Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens wasn't about to put too much importance on his team's comeback victory over the Eastern Conference-leading Atlanta Hawks.
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Hawks will have four players in Sunday's NBA All-Star game after Kyle Korver was selected to replace Miami's Dwyane Wade.
ATLANTA - Mike Budenholzer may coach one of the best teams in the NBA.
MINNEAPOLIS - Adreian Payne came to Minnesota on Monday as a seldom-used member of the powerful Atlanta Hawks, languishing on the bench for one of the league's best teams.
MINNEAPOLIS - Al Horford scored a season-high 28 points and grabbed eight rebounds, and DeMarre Carroll added a career-best 26 points to lift the Atlanta Hawks to a 117-105 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday night.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Memphis Grizzlies wouldn't let Atlanta make it two in a row against the best from the West.
ATLANTA-The Atlanta Hawks climbed back to the top of the NBA standings by leaning on their depth.
ATLANTA - Jeff Teague scored 26 points, Al Horford added 21 and the Atlanta Hawks got back to winning after their first loss in more than a month, pulling away from the Washington Wizards for a 105-96 victory Wednesday night.
ATLANTA - The streak is over.
NEW ORLEANS - Paul Millsap and his Atlanta teammates didn't sound terribly concerned about the end of the Hawks' franchise-record 19-game winning streak.
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After 17 years as president of the Metro Atlanta Chamber, Sam Williams has announced he'll retire at the end of this year--or sometime next year, if his successor is not found until then.
Williams has been a major figure in Atlanta's economic and political life.
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February 08, 2013
No Doubt, there's Proof it's a good Bete: More awardwinning, name-brand plays could boost excitement level in central Ohio theater
Area premieres of August: Osage County, Doubt, The History Boys, How I Learned to Drive, The Pillowman, Proof and Wit all have become attention-getting and crowd-pleasing productions over the years in central Ohio theater.Continue Reading
Their exalted status as London/Broadway hits and major awardwinners certainly helped to build audience anticipation, add some electricity to the opening nights and boost overall attendance.
I think there are good reasons why some of the best productions in central Ohio theater history have been of significant, entertaining plays developed and proven elsewhere.Posted by Michael Grossberg on February 08, 2013 02:29 PM
December 04, 2012
Friendship and "Wonderful Life' themes inspire CATCO actors in Story of My Life
Although the Broadway musical The Story of My Life isn't explicitly a holiday show, its interweaving of references to Frank Capra's classic film It's a Wonderful Life make the musical timely. Joe Bishara and Jeff Horst co-star in CATCO's area premiere of the 90-minute one-act, which continues through Dec. 16 in the Riffe Center's Studio Two Theatre.Continue Reading
"It's a tip of a hat to that time of the season when it gets colder outside and people come together and realize what they're thankful for," Horst said.
"The show is a reminder that what matters most are the friends who are in your corner."
Posted by Michael Grossberg on December 04, 2012 01:26 PM
October 21, 2015
Conductor finds orchestral magic in adaptation of Finding Neverland
Creating a new Broadway musical can be challenging, but it's paid off at the box office for Finding Neverland.Continue Reading
"Any time you take a story or product that's been popular in another form and adapt it, it's a challenge," said Mary-Mitchell Campbell, a veteran Broadway music director, conductor and orchestrator.
"Musical theater is harder to crack than anyone realizes until they try to do it. But it's such a beautiful thing to do live," Mitchell said.
Campbell serves as conductor of the orchestra for the Broadway musical, which continues in an open run at New York's Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.
"It's the most surprising thing, a family musical about claiming a family – and a musical good for all ages," she said.
"As a theater artist, you wish for those opportunities to reimagine a show and reinvent it."Posted by Michael Grossberg on October 21, 2015 03:55 PM
December 30, 2011
A dozen delights: Angels, Arcadia, Doubt, Wit rank among the best new plays of a critic's career
Just as Angels in America was widely hailed as the most exciting new American play of the 1990s, August: Osage County was acclaimed as the most exciting new play of the first decade of the 21st century.Continue Reading
Both works are of epic size and scope.
And both plays – which ranked among the best central Ohio productions of 2011, a list published in the Dec. 25 Sunday Arts section – have also made it onto my list of the best new plays that I've seen during my critic's career.
Yet, a play need not demand a long running time, a large cast or a cornucopia of serious themes to have a major or lasting impact on theatergoers.
Posted by Michael Grossberg on December 30, 2011 05:29 PM
June 09, 2013
Live Tony blogging: An amazing and rare awards show that got nearly everything right
Awards are human, thus inevitably fallible.Continue Reading
But the 67th annual Tony awards ended up recognizing just about everything it should recognize while delivering the kind of classy and entertaining evening that can only boost theatergoing audiences in New York and across the country.Posted by Michael Grossberg on June 09, 2013 11:39 PM
May 14, 2012
Critics pick best New York theater: Once, Newsies, Follies, Salesman and One Man, Two Guvnors lauded
The Outer Critics Circle has named Once the best Broadway musical and One Man, Two Guvnors the best Broadway play of the past season.Continue Reading
Once, an unusually modest production and a decidedly unconventional musical by Broadway standards, is a wistful Irish romance adapted from the Oscar-winning film.
One Man, Two Guvnors, an acclaimed London import, is a farce adapted from Goldoni's The Servant of Two Masters and updated to early-1960s England.Posted by Michael Grossberg on May 14, 2012 04:39 PM
July 16, 2015
Amazing Grace: Central Ohio talent appears in new Broadway musical
Central Ohioan Stanley Bahorek knew what he wanted to do with his life at a young age.Continue Reading
Now he's doing it - on Broadway.
"My parents have a great story about how when I was 12 or 13, I sat them down for a family meeting and told them I'd figured out what I wanted to do for the rest of my life," Bahorek said.
"It was to be an actor."
Today, Bahorek is back on Broadway in the new musical Amazing Grace, which will open tonight (Thursday) at New York's Nederlander Theatre.Posted by Michael Grossberg on July 16, 2015 05:39 PM
June 10, 2012
Tony award predictions: Once, Newsies, Follies favored for recognition among musicals
Theater fans are getting excited about what shows and talents will win Broadway's annual Tony awards, which are coming up June 10/Continue Reading
But why should the average Columbus theatergoer care?
Because the more Tonys a musical or play receives, the longer it's likely to run in New York. And the more successful a show is in the Big Apple, the more likely it will tour the country, including Columbus.
Among the top nominees during the 66th annual Tony awards, which will air from 8 to 11 p.m. Sunday June 10 on CBS stations: Once, with 11 nominations (the most for any show); followed by the "new" Gershwin musical Nice Work If You Can Get It and the revisal of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess, with 10 nominatiions each.
Posted by Michael Grossberg on June 10, 2012 11:22 AM
April 24, 2014
Gentleman's Guide, Disney's Aladdin lead in Outer Critics Circle nominations for the best of Broadway and off-Broadway
No blockbusters emerged on Broadway this season, but that doesn't stop critics groups from bestowing awards.Continue Reading
By this late date near the end of the Broadway season, if history is any guide, at least one super-hit musical should have emerged.
Yet, by wide agreement among critics and the major media in New York, none has, making this the most unusual season in decades and the hardest to predict – not only for the major Tony awards, but even for what's likely to be nominated.
The Outer Critics Circle, a group of critics who cover Broadway and off-Broadway for newspapers, magazines and other media outside New York, is often considered a harbinger of the Tonys because of its track record of winners. (It also helps that its nominations are announced early among major New York critic's awards.)
Judging from this year's nominations, announced this week, a few critics' favorites are starting to emerge as major contenders but prognostications remain murky.
A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, a musical comedy with 11 nominations, leads the pack of Broadway and off-Broadway shows of the 2013-14 season recognized in the 64th annual Outer Critics Circle nominations.Posted by Michael Grossberg on April 24, 2014 03:56 PM
October 25, 2013
Glass Menagerie, Buyer & Cellar: Broadway and off-Broadway plays both worth a visit in New York
For avid theatergoers, any trip to New York means seeing at least one show.Continue Reading
But which do you pick: a new play or a revival?
And where do you go: Broadway or off-Broadway?
While new works can be risky, familiar favorites can feel safe – or worse, unexceptional without the right casting and staging.
The choices are never easy, since there are so many theater productions sparking curiosity or generating buzz – right now, especially, The Glass Menagerie and Buyer & Cellar.Posted by Michael Grossberg on October 25, 2013 07:12 PM
June 07, 2013
Tony predictions: Pippin, Kinky Boots, Matilda should split major awards Sunday night
Fasten your seat belts, Broadway theater fans, it's going to be a bumpy Tony night.Continue Reading
Get ready for one of the most suspenseful and unpredictable awards shows in years Sunday night.
Many major categories appear neck and neck in the 67 th annual Tony awards, which will air from 8 to 11 p.m. Sunday (June 9) on CBS, including WBNS-TV (Channel 10).Posted by Michael Grossberg on June 07, 2013 05:53 PM
August 27, 2015
'A Little Night Gala', upcoming musicals bring a bit of Hollywood and Broadway glamour to Short North Stage
The Short North Stage will offer a taste of glamour and a preview of its next season Friday night at A Little Night Gala.Continue Reading
Hollywood-style glamour will accent not only the annual fundraiser but also the professional theater company's 2015-16 season, which will begin with A Little Night Music (Oct. 15 to Nov. 1.) on the Garden Theater's Main Stage.Posted by Michael Grossberg on August 27, 2015 06:03 PM
April 30, 2013
Broadway review: Circus-themed revival of Pippin - today nominated for 10 Tony awards - weaves more magic into the coming-of-age fable
NEW YORK - There's nothing like pure showmanship and pizazz to lift a lesser musical to the heights.
Such magical ingredients energize the first Broadway revival of Pippin, in what promises to be a nice long run at New York's Music Box Theatre.Continue ReadingPosted by Michael Grossberg on April 30, 2013 12:51 PM
April 26, 2015
Broadway review: Revivals like On the Twentieth Century offer rare pleasures for a New York theater visit
NEW YORK – Theatergoers who visit here shouldn't pass up the chance to pass up seeing a new show in order to savor the pleasures of a polished, star-led revival.Continue Reading
Stylish case in point: On the Twentieth Century, the creamy first Broadway revival of a musical originally nominated for the Tony for best musical and the 1978 Tony winner for best score and book.Posted by Michael Grossberg on April 26, 2015 01:44 AM
April 25, 2013
Broadway review: Dark 'Matilda' pushes boundaries of family musical
NEW YORK - You expect a family musical to be amusing, touching, even inspiring.
But disturbing?
Seriously disturbing?
Matilda, an award-winning London musical produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company, has arrived on Broadway to herald the expanded possibilities of children's fables.Continue ReadingPosted by Michael Grossberg on April 25, 2013 08:52 AM
June 10, 2012
The 2012 Tony awards telecast, with live Theater Talk blogging
Tonight's 66th annual Tony awards telecast got off to a promising start with an enjoyable number from last year's big Tony winner The Book of Musical, followed by an amusing new musical comedy intro led by host Neil Patrick Harris imagining what it would be like if life were like a Broadway musical.Continue Reading
Indeed, that's an ideal fantasy for theaterlovers and a perfect way to at once celebrate and poke fun at the common love of theater that unites the stars in the New York audience and the theatergoers watching from across the countryPosted by Michael Grossberg on June 10, 2012 08:45 PM
May 14, 2015
An American In Paris, Curious Incident lead Outer Critics Circle awards
The Outer Critics Circle Awards, which cover Broadway and off-Broadway, often emerge as harbingers of the Tony awards.Continue Reading
With An American in Paris winning for best musical and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time winning for best play, that's surely at least partly true this season.Posted by Michael Grossberg on May 14, 2015 12:37 PM
June 03, 2015
Central Ohio talent shines on Broadway and off in Something Rotten!, Gigi, The Visit and other major musicals, plays and Tony nominees
Central Ohio has a lot of theater talent, so it makes sense that at least a few hard-working people make their way to Broadway each season.Continue Reading
But this past year has produced a bumper crop of local talent on the Great White Way - not to mention off-Broadway.
Too many to mention, in fact, in my upcoming Sunday Arts column (June 7, The Dispatch) analyzing the Tony awards and this past Broadway season
By my last count - and it keeps growing - there are 16 people with central Ohio connections whose talents are shining in New York theater.
Some even have starring roles.
But all, however larger their role and whether it's onstage or backstage, are making a difference and worth mentioning.Posted by Michael Grossberg on June 03, 2015 04:38 PM
May 03, 2016
Bright Star: Crowd-pleasing musical weaves original tale, bluegrass score and Columbus talents into a touching Southern Gothic fable.
NEW YORK – Crowd-pleasing musicals are common on Broadway – if they weren't crowd-pleasers, they surely wouldn't last long.Continue Reading
Yet, truly original musicals are rare – especially in this risk-averse era when most musicals are adapted from name-brand movies or novels.
Bright Star, a Southern Gothic fable that alternates between two generations and two eras to set up a family melodrama and mystery, tells its original story in fresh ways that touch the heart and feed the soul.Posted by Michael Grossberg on May 03, 2016 10:55 AM
April 20, 2015
Something Rotten!, On the Twentieth Century, An American in Paris receive the most nominations in Outer Critic Circle awards
A new Broadway musical is leading in nominations just announced today by the Outer Critics Circle.Continue Reading
Something Rotten!, a musical comedy about two desperate writers in Shakespeare's era who invent modern musical theater, leads the 65th awards with 12 nominations, including best new musical.
On the Twentieth Century, an acclaimed revival of the 1978 musical comedy by Cy Coleman, Betty Comden and Adolph Green, received nine critics nominations. Kristin Chenoweth and Peter Gallagher star in the Roundabout Theatre Company production.
An American in Paris, a new Gershwin dance musical adapted from the Oscar-winning film, received eight critics nominations, followed by seven for the play Wolf Hall.Posted by Michael Grossberg on April 20, 2015 05:37 PM
May 29, 2015
Columbus native has paid ample dues for his Tony-nominated double role in Broadway comedy
Growing up in Westerville, Steven Boyer was eager to learn all sorts of skills: acting, juggling, magic, stand-up comedy, ventriloquism and more.Continue Reading
"Weird physical and comedy skills have always been an interest of mine," Boyer said.
Such curiosity, along with his enormous raw talent, have carried Boyer farther than most Central Ohioans have imagined going — to Broadway and significant awards recognition.
After studying and paying quite a few dues, Boyer finally found a role that allowed him to use all those skills as the central character in Hand to God. Robert Askins' devilishly funny but also deeply disturbing comedy-drama began several years ago off-off-Broadway, then moved to off-Broadway and finally in April to Broadway - where it's become a Tony-nominated hit.Posted by Michael Grossberg on May 29, 2015 05:06 PM
December 30, 2015
A "Rotten" year? Not quite: Columbus talent shined on Broadway in 2015
What a year of progress and acclaim it's been for Columbus talents forging theater careers in New York.Continue Reading
More than a dozen Columbus natives or former area residents found work onstage and backstage on Broadway (and off-Broadway) – including actor-singer-dancers David Hibbard and Beth Johnson Nicely and stage manager Charlie Underhill.
All three have been having fun and working hard this year in the satirical Broadway musical Something Rotten!
"It's got that tongue-in-cheek Broadway humor, but there is a lot of tap- dancing, which surprises a lot of people," Hibbard said.Posted by Michael Grossberg on December 30, 2015 05:07 PM
December 08, 2011
Mormon, Jerusalem, Baghdad, Good People lead Theatre Yearbook list of good U.S. plays
What were the best U.S. plays of the past season?Continue Reading
That's always a matter of opinion, of course. But every year, the Best Plays Theater Yearbook offers an influential list.
The annual edition, which has been recognized for decades as a leading theater reference work, continues a tradition that dates back to 1920.
The 92nd edition, to be published by Limelight Editions, will honor 10 new works in its annual chronicle of United States theater – including a musical (The Book of Mormon) and several recent Broadway plays.
Posted by Michael Grossberg on December 08, 2011 12:33 PM
May 17, 2013
New York's Outer Critics Circle Awards: Big win for Broadway musical Kinky Boots over Matilda a Tony awards harbinger?
A leading narrative about this Broadway season just got challenged – in a rather Kinky way.Continue Reading
Kinky Boots, a crowd-pleasing musical affirming diversity with terrific pop songs by Cyndi Lauper and a funny but overly sentimental book by Harvey Fierstein, has won top honors over the supposed favorite Matilda the Musical in the 63th annual awards by New York's Outer Critics Circle.Posted by Michael Grossberg on May 17, 2013 03:43 PM
June 08, 2015
Time for the Tonys: Broadway gearing up for big night and close races Sunday with performances by Columbus talents among the musical and play excerpts
Broadway is gearing up for its biggest night of the season with Sunday night's telecast on CBS of the 69th Tony awards.Continue Reading
If you're going to watch the three-hour show, hosted by Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming, you'll need a scorecard.
So I've provided one below - including a full list of Tony nominees, along with predictions of what will win (as opposed to what should win, in some cases) based on the Broadway buzz and what I was able to see on Broadway during the 2014-15 season (enough to make some informed guesses about the Tonys in the best-musical, best-play and best-musical-revival categories.)Posted by Michael Grossberg on June 08, 2015 02:41 PM
November 03, 2014
A Gentleman's Guide to a fabulous New York theater trip
Something old, something new.Continue Reading
Something borrowed, something blue.
Any New York theater trip can be as exciting – and challenging – to plan and carry out as a wedding.
With so many Broadway and off-Broadway shows running in Manhattan but only a few that can fit into an inevitably limited and hectic schedule, though, hard choices must be made.
On a recent visit to New York, I discovered that something "old" and "blue" (the Broadway revival of Cabaret) can hold its own rather well against something new: A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, the 2014 Tony winner for best musical.Posted by Michael Grossberg on November 03, 2014 02:41 PM
August 27, 2013
The sun will come out tomorrow: Thomas Meehan on the importance of writing optimistic themes in Annie, Hairspray, The Producers and his other musicals
Thomas Meehan, still an optimist at 84, isn't resting on his Broadway laurels.Continue Reading
Meehan, who won Tony awards for writing the books of Annie, Hairspray and The Producers, worked on three musicals that ran during Broadway's 2012-13 season and is busy developing two more for upcoming seasons.
"They're always saying you have to get new audiences because the Broadway audience is getting a little geriatric," Meehan said.
"So it's interesting to bring in shows with more contemporary feel that attract children and adults."Posted by Michael Grossberg on August 27, 2013 03:21 PM
February 06, 2014
The Theatre Hall of Fame salutes Burstyn, Hansberry, Jones, Mackintosh, Wolfe, Zaks, other Broadway talents
The timing of the recognition was just about perfect for Cherry Jones, an acclaimed Broadway actress riding high this season as the mother Amanda Wingfield in a revelatory revival of The Glass Menagerie.Continue Reading
The timing also was good for theater producer Cameron Mackintosh, who will return to Broadway next month with the second revival of Les Miserables, which previews March 1 and opens March 23 at the Imperial Theatre.
But being inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame is welcome no matter when the honor comes.Posted by Michael Grossberg on February 06, 2014 07:13 PM
February 07, 2012
Romanticism and symbolic staging help Phantom of the Opera reach a milestone: 10,000 performances on Broadway
No Broadway show has ever run long enough to reach the milestone of 10,000 performances.Continue Reading
That will change with the Saturday matinee of Feb. 11, when The Phantom of the Opera makes history again.
What is it about this Gothic romantic triangle that has lured audiences into its subterranean lair for so many years?
Having seen the original Broadway production when it opened in January 1988 and half a dozen times since then on tour (not to mention its glitzy souped-up version in Vegas), I have a few theories to share.
Posted by Michael Grossberg on February 07, 2012 12:20 PM
January 04, 2013
Next to Normal? Xanadu? Caroline? Spider Woman? You may not have seen 10 notable musicals yet in Columbus, but local troupes would benefit from the excitement of their area premieres
As a new year begins, my wish is that central Ohio theatergoers will have a chance to see more interesting and attention-getting fare.Continue Reading
Lord knows, the theater scene always can benefit from enhanced visibility.
And I've long felt that local theater troupes are missing good bets when they don't seize more opportunities to present the area premiere – or even the Ohio premiere or Midwestern premiere – of a notable work that's generated excitement and crowds elsewhere.
Few things fit that bill better than a musical that's been tried and tested and found worthy in a major theater center such as New York, London or Chicago.
Posted by Michael Grossberg on January 04, 2013 02:20 PM
May 09, 2012
On Broadway: Channing, Keach, Light shine in Baitz' funny, sad family drama Other Desert Cities
Many theatergoers visit Broadway to see musicals, but they're missing a good bet if they don't also catch a good play.
Other Desert Cities, in an open run at New York's Booth Theatre, is one of the most acclaimed new plays of the past season – as well as a leading contender for the Tony awards, with five nominations – including best play, actress and featured actress.
Deservedly so, based on a performance I saw during my recent New York theater trip for The Dispatch.
And not just because of the absorbing and entertaining performances by Stockard Channing, Stacy Keach (who was unfairly overlooked for a Tony nomination), Judith Light and two others.
(Elizabeth Marvel and Stacy Keach in the Broadway production of Other Desert Cities. Credit: Joan Marcus)
Beyond its witty and revealing dialogue and gripping performances, Other Desert Cities registers as a must-see on Broadway because of its penetrating and ultimately compassionate portrait of a contemporary family divided by ideology and more personal tensions and secrets.
Playwright Jon Robin Baitz (The Substance of Fire, Ten Unknowns, The Paris Letter), best known in recent years for his writing for television (Brothers & Sisters), has returned to the New York theater world for a belated Broadway debut with perhaps his best play yet.
Baitz finds ample humor, pathos, irony, strife and tragedy in his two-act drama about what binds – and separates – parents and their adult children.
Channing and Keach play polished and manicured Polly and Lyman Wyeth, affluent conservative Reaganite Republicans who are visited at their Palm Springs home over the holidays by their adult daughter and son, both highly liberal offspring who know how to punch their parents' buttons.
But as we soon see, they learned that skill from their parents, show-biz folk who still have what it takes to command center stage.
Channing, who impressed me with her charisma and depth on Broadway in Six Degrees of Separation and a revival of The Little Foxes, is similarly triumphant in a somewhat more subtle role that allows her to display her razor-sharped wit on the surface while revealing both strength and wounds underneath.
Keach movingly captures the doddering and fading strength of a former actor-politician whose best moves and words have long ago become rote. Keach is especially poignant when he pleads with family members to respect the family's privacy and leave him and his wife in peace in their remaining years.
Stockard Channing and Stacy Keach in the Broadway production of Other Desert Cities. Credit: Joan Marcus)
Elizabeth Marvel fuses wounded intelligence and passive-aggressive anger as Brooke Wyeth, who returns home with an ulterior motive. The talented writer – wounded from her childhood loss of her troubled brother, who committed suicide after his bad associations drew him into a Vietnam War-era bombing of a military station – has spent years secretly writing a tell-all book about the family scandal and now wants her alarmed parents' blessings for herself and her about-to-be-published book.
But that is something that Polly and Lyman are unable to give. All they ask, they plead at first, is for her to wait until they're gone before airing the family's dirty laundry.
Once they start reading the manuscript, though, Brooke's parents are shocked by how one-sided – and outright false, they protest – her version of what happened really is.
In one of the best supporting performances I've seen on Broadway, Judith Light plays the alcoholic aunt Silda Grauman, dependent on support from Polly and Lyman, who secretly has supported Brooke in telling the story.
Light (an eloquent actress, far more gaunt and older than in her TV stardom years in Who's the Boss) delivers barbs of angry humor that brighten the play but eventually darken it into a more disturbing portrait of dysfunctionality and dependency.
Matthew Risch is amusing but peripheral as Trip Wyeth, Brooke's brother who has become successful as a TV producer. Trip, an instinctive moderator whose adult focus is on happiness and comfort after an afflicted childhood, is reluctant to take sides in the family battle. But this battle eventually forces everyone to take, or change, sides.
Director Joe Mantello keeps the quips flying but the emotions centered on deeper and increasingly darker hints of what's underneath the sunny-to-glaring lighting of Kenneth Posner that virtually radiates heat off the attractive all-white Architectural Digest setting of the modern-posh living room designed by John Lee Beatty.
It wouldn't be fair to give away the substantial plot twist that electrifies and deepens the second act.
But let's just say that Baitz plays fair with all sides of this troubled family.
It's predictable and not really that funny anymore for a liberal-left playwright to pander to Broadway's predominant liberal-left audience by milking cheap laughs from anti-conservative quips, which litter the first act – including one from Silda skewering Polly's belief in the right to keep and bear arms.
That may automatically alienate roughly half of the potential audience of theatergoers nationwide, but that approach seems to be par for the course in theater and especially in New York.
Yet, after indulging his target audience, Baitz also challenges it.
His purpose in Other Desert Cities, largely achieved, is to offer a more balanced and compassionate understanding that whatever ideological differences divide families, their bonds of love, loss and regret ultimately are stronger.
Other Desert Cities continues in an open run at New York's Booth Theatre, 222 W. 45th St.
For tickets, visit Telecharge outlets (212-239-6200, www.telecharge.com) For more information, visit Lincoln Center Theatre (www.lct.org)
Posted by Michael Grossberg on May 09, 2012 05:05 PM
April 27, 2012
On Broadway: Evita revival is tuneful, seductive and star-driven
Ricky Martin brings a star power and charm to Evita that should ensure a long run for the first Broadway revival of he 1980 Tony winner for best musical.Continue ReadingPosted by Michael Grossberg on April 27, 2012 10:59 AM
August 12, 2011
"At This Theatre" – Some local venues are nice, but there's no space like a Broadway show space
Part of theatergoing is sitting in a specific performing space, which can add or detract from the overall experience. On Broadway, sitting in one of the jeweled, century-old theaters to watch a musical or play usually adds to the experience – but not always.Continue Reading
Central Ohio offers quite a few spaces that can be gems for the right theater production – from the Southern Theatre, beautifully designed for OSU musicals and some recent CAPA touring plays, to more intimate smaller venues such as the Riffe Center's Studio Two Theatre or Otterbein's Campus Center Theatre.
Yet, as a recent book has reminded me, there's nothing like an intimate Broadway theater as part of the experience of seeing a big show.
Posted by Michael Grossberg on August 12, 2011 03:15 PM
August 20, 2014
Former Upper Arlington resident makes joyful return to Broadway in Newsies
She's still far away from being the king of New York, but former Columbus resident Molly Jobe certainly feels like a queen-in-the-making as she nears the end of her enjoyable six-month latest stint on Broadway.Continue Reading
Jobe has returned to the Great White Way to appear in the fast-moving ensemble and understudy the leading female role in Newsies. The long-running Disney musical, with a different cast, will tour Columbus Jan. 13-18 at the Ohio Theatre.
"It's so much fun to do the show every night," Jobe said.
"At each performance, we learn something new. It's still fresh, a thousand performances later."Posted by Michael Grossberg on August 20, 2014 05:37 PM
January 09, 2015
Central Ohio native Josh Radnor is back on Broadway in Disgraced – and loving it
Actor Josh Radnor isn't resting on his TV laurels.Continue Reading
The central Ohio native, 40, is back on Broadway testing his mettle in a Pulitzer Prizewinning play about race, Islam and culture.
Disgraced, which opened in October to good reviews, will continue through March 1 at New York's Lyceum Theatre.
"My 16-year-old me would be pretty psyched about this," Radnor told me recently from New York.Posted by Michael Grossberg on January 09, 2015 10:54 PM
August 24, 2011
Ironic delayed justice? Chicago to surpass A Chorus Line as Broadway's longest-running American musical
A symbolic milestone will be reached Saturday in New York when the long-running revival of Chicago surpasses the run of A Chorus Line.Continue Reading
In the process, Chicago will become the longest-running American musical in Broadway history.
A sign of the times?
Posted by Michael Grossberg on August 24, 2011 04:48 PM
December 11, 2014
Central Ohio talents making their mark from Broadway to Hollywood
Bexley native Josh Radnor is back on Broadway in a Pulitzer-winning play.Continue Reading
Otterbein University grad Dee Hoty, a Tony-nominated Broadway veteran, is headed back to the Great White Way in a highly anticipated stage version of an Oscar-winning movie musical.
And Cory Michael Smith, a 2009 Otterbein grad who made his Broadway debut in 2013 in a leading role, has switched gears to play a significant role in the new TV series Gotham.
Central Ohio boasts a lot of acting talent and the above are just a few of those who are making headway these days onstage, on television and on the silver screen. (I've been making a list and checking it more than twice – and I'm eager to add to it.)Posted by Michael Grossberg on December 11, 2014 05:41 PM
August 19, 2013
Pippin: Young actor gets chance to shine – and learn – in Broadway revival
Few actors get to play the iconic title role of a big Broadway musical.Continue Reading
Matthew James Thomas has done it twice.
The young British actor made his Broadway debut in the double role of Peter Parker and the iconic web-throwing superhero in Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. This season, he's starring in the first Broadway revival ofPippin.
Thomas, 25, plays the idealistic young son of King Charlemagne who learns lessons as he comes of age in medieval Europe in the musical by composer-lyricist Stephen Schwartz (Godspell, Wicked) and author Roger O. HIrson.Posted by Michael Grossberg on August 19, 2013 03:11 PM
May 21, 2012
More "postcards" from the edge: Carrie Fisher on addiction, script-doctoring, her favorite films and the saving grace of humor
Writer-actress Carrie Fisher is known for her honesty, wit and "wishful drinking."
Best known as Princess Leia in the first Star Wars trilogy, the actress-novelist-screenwriter has survived battles with addiction and bipolar disorder.
Interviewed by Erin Moriarty, a CBS reporter (48 Hours) and OSU alumna, Fisher will talk about her career and life
Wednesday May 23 in "An Evening with Carrie Fisher," presented by the Wexner Center for the Arts and the STAR (Stress, Trauma and Resilience) Program, part of the Wexner Medical Center at Ohio State University.
Posted by Michael Grossberg on May 21, 2012 03:53 PM
May 01, 2012
On Broadway: Why Nice Work If You Can Get It deserved all its Tony nominations today, and why Leap of Faith and Ghost the Musical were mostly overlooked
Nice work if you can get it: A Tony nod, that is.Continue Reading
Lots of shows and performers got a nod today when Broadway announced its annual Tony nominations for the best work of the 2012-13 season.
Nice Work If You Can Get It, with 10 nominations, is one of four shows competing for a Tony for best musical.
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Early last year a group of Indian and Pakistan retired generals and strategic experts sat down for a war-gaming exercise in Washington. The question, predictably enough, was at what point during a conventional war, would the generals in Rawalpindi GDQ reach for the nuclear trigger.
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from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
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from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
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Following up on my earlier post about what is happening behind the scenes in the fraught relationship between India and Pakistan, it's worth keeping track of this report that Islamabad is considering appointing former foreign secretary Riaz Mohammad Khan to handle the informal dialogue with New Delhi known as "backchannel diplomacy".
from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
Pakistan's ISI chief attends Indian iftar
Following the slow-moving peace process between India and Pakistan can be a bit like watching paint dry. So the decision by the head of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) spy agency to attend an iftar hosted by the Indian High Commission in Islamabad this week has generated much excitement.
from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
India and Pakistan: looking beyond the rhetoric
With so much noise around these days in the relationship between India and Pakistan it is hard to make out a clear trend. Politicians and national media in both countries have reverted to trading accusations, whether it be about their nuclear arsenals, Pakistani action against Islamist militants blamed for last year's Mumbai attacks or alleged violations of a ceasefire on the Line of Control dividing Kashmir. Scan the headlines on a Google news search on India and Pakistan and you get the impression of a relationship fraught beyond repair.
What Afghanistan's vote means for India
India and Pakistan, with their competitive strategic interest in Afghanistan, are keenly watching the war-battered nation's election this week, the second since the Taliban were overthrown in 2001.
from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
Manmohan Singh's Pakistan gamble
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has staked his political reputation on talks with Pakistan, earning in equal measure both praise and contempt from a domestic audience still burned by last November's attack on Mumbai by Pakistan-based militants.
India encircled by China's string of pearls?
Many in India believe that Beijing is building special relationships with India's old foe Pakistan and Sri Lanka and is extending its reach down the Indian Ocean.
How should we 'celebrate' the Kargil war?
Sunday was the tenth anniversary of the conflict between India and Pakistan in Kargil.
Is Pakistan still aiding Kashmir militants?
Separatist violence in Kashmir has fallen to its lowest level since an anti-India insurgency began nearly two decades ago.
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Could gagged Mumbai confession do more good than harm?
A crucial part of gunman Mohammad Ajmal Kasab's confession at the Mumbai attack trial has been censored by the judge on the grounds that it could inflame religious tensions between Hindus and Muslims in India. After stunning the court on Monday by admitting guilt in the the three-day rampage that killed 166 people, Kasab gave further testimony on Tuesday that included details about his training by Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), a Pakistan-based militant group on U.S. and Indian terrorist lists.


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As a cultural hotspot and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Prague remains one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe...
Climb the Hradschin hill to explore the vastness of Prague Castle and the neighbouring spires of St Vitus' Cathedral. Stroll along Charles Bridge, stopping to count the historic statues and enjoying the vibrant street performances on the way. Pause to soak up iconic riverside scenes of the Vltava or the sumptuous Baroque buildings of the Mala Strana quarter, including the eye-catching St Nicholas Church. One of the highlights is undoubtedly Stare Mesto, or the Old Town, a layered maze of boutique stores and uncovered passageways, with tram-cars and cobble stones.
As the day wears on, the caffs and beer halls swell with visitors looking for a real taste of Czech culture, while others set off to visit the renowned State Opera or National Theatre. For an evening stroll with a view, catch the funicular railway up Petrin Hill. Children in particular will love the mirror maze and the views over Hradschin Hill from the Observation Tower.
With direct from most major airports and plenty of accommodation options to suit all budgets and tastes. There is no train service direct from the airport, though you can use a bus service to connect to nearby underground stations. Shared minibuses and private taxis will have you into the city centre in around 30-45 minutes, depending on traffic, which can be very heavy at peak times.
The airport operates shuttle buses into Prague city centre. This is a cheap option and takes around 30-45 minutes, again, dependent on traffic.
Getting around the city is easy. The attractions of Prague are packed closely around the central spot of the Old Town. Getting about by foot is free, green and by far the nicest way to see the sights.
Chug along on a tram to experience a Prague from a different time. The special nostalgic tram operates at weekends from spring to autumn.
If you are planning a trip to the city this year and need some help, read on for more information and use TravelSupermarket's search tool to find cheap holidays to Prague.
The city is situated in central Europe and enjoys seasonal weather with great summers and cold winters...
Prague's busiest months are July and August due to the warm temperatures and holiday season, but the city is an equally delightful sight when the flowers are blossoming in spring or during the peaceful autumn months. An abundance of festivities and picturesque snowy scenes makes Prague a pleasure even in the depths of winter.
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Prague Spring Festival is the biggest reason to visit in the early months of the year, as residents celebrate the approach of warmer weather.
Musical events tend to take place later in the summer, such as the dance-led Tanec Praha and United Islands of Prague festivals.
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Families: The 800-year-old Prague Astronomical Clock (Prague Orloj) might not look up to much when children first crane their necks up the side of the Old Town City Hall, but just wait until the turn of the hour, when the figures come to life.
Active types: Walk across the Charles Bridge from the Old Town and climb the hilly streets around Prague Castle, with a fine reward of incredible city views.
Shopping: Get your comfortable shopping shoes on and take a tour of the goods on offer between Wenceslas Square and Republic Square, via Na Prikope. You won't be able to resist some of the bargains. Or, head to the Old Town to buy unique art works.
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Golf Hotel - Madonna di Campiglio
Located a mere 1 mile from Madonna di Campiglio center, a few steps from the Cabinovia del Grostè ski lift and splendid trekking ways, the Golf Hotel is the perfect base for ski lovers, golf enthusiasts and business travelers.
The Gold Hotel is housed in the historic hunting mansion of Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Sissi, dating back from 1895, combining ancient tradition and high quality level. Set in one of the most fabulous scenery of the Brenta Dolomites, with woods and lawns, the Golf Hotel offers a selection of amenities designed for guest comfort including a lounge bar, a restaurant, indoor heated pool, a fitness room, meeting facilities, a wellness center with spa tub, sauna, Turkish bath, hair salon massages, and beauty treatments (on request). Free WiFi is available throughout the property. A courtesy mini-bus service is provided to the city-center.
A special feature of the Golf hotel is the well-known Golf Club with 9 holes.
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John Tierney reviews The Rational Optimist in
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And any extra guns that come in handy
Not to play but pray for things that's corrupt
But the Lord knows this world, is all fucked up (uh-huh)
In God's eyes, every nigga is created equal
To some crackers, we evil cause we livin lethal (Fuck 'em!)
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We got no love for the Lord, that's why we pack gats
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