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Enter Laughing.(Brief article)
It's that kind of September--when a piquant mood of change, tinged with nostalgia, paints your days with more intense colors, and a sharp little shiver runs up your arms as they slip into a new autumn dress.
September is a showstopper: the leaves in Boston going all flame and ocher, the velvet curtain about to rise on Broadway's latest barn burner. Everything feels awake, a gulp of bracing air. There's even something delicious about that first morning your legs feel cold and you wish you'd worn tights. Of course, it's fashion's big moment for change and fresh beginnings, too, and this year all the spice and sting of the month is carried over into a closetful of ...
- Enter Laughing.(Theater review)
- Magazine article from: Daily Variety Suskin, Steven September 11, 2008 700+ words
...Joseph Stein and Stan Daniels' "Enter Laughing" is the 32-year-old musicalization...lusting after the youngster), "Enter Laughing" plays as well as 91-year-old...A Chorus Line" and "Chicago." "Enter Laughing" at the York is more than funny enough...
- 'Enter Laughing' is not all laughs
- Newspaper article from: Daily Breeze John Farrell October 27, 2009 700+ words
"Enter Laughing" should be a laugh-filled romp, a bath of nostalgia filled with...funnier. It deserves better with this more-than- competent cast. Enter Laughing When: 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday through Nov...
- These siblings enter laughing: Brother and sister relate to theater
- Newspaper article from: Jewish Exponent Michael Elkin December 2, 1994 700+ words
Michael Elkin Jewish Exponent 12-02-1994 These siblings enter laughing: Brother and sister relate to theater. When it comes to theater, it's all relative for the Kravis family of Wyncote. Sister...
- Enter laughing: when Nathan Lane gets angry, somebody's going to end up in...
- Magazine article from: Esquire Blum, David May 1, 1996 700+ words
OKAY, SO EVERYTHING'S GOING GREAT FOR NATHAN LANE: He's in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum on Broadway and Mike Nichols's hit movie The Birdcage with Robin Williams, and he's been on Regis and Oprah and Conan, and people are coming up to him everywhere and saying, You're so funny in
- ENTER LAUGHING; With a new Mall of America club, comedy again takes center...
- Newspaper article from: Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) Horgen, Tom August 6, 2009 700+ words
Byline: TOM HORGEN; STAFF WRITER Stand-up comedy is a tough business. No joke. There was a time in the 1980s when the Twin Cities boomed with comedy clubs. Then came a bust that some described as a "bloodbath." In its wake, only a few clubs were left standing. Fast forward to 2009. Few would have
- Enter laughing: But beware the es-ex factor
- Magazine article from: Natural History Welsch, Roger L July 1, 1996 700+ words
In February's "Science Lite" column, entitled "Send in the Clown," I discussed the Omaha clown dancer as an example of cultural observation, a Native American perception of the ever-bumbling white man. Two readers wrote to scold me for indulging in stereotyping. In self-defense, I would point out
- Returning sitcoms enter laughing
- Newspaper article from: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel JOANNE WEINTRAUB September 26, 1996 700+ words
Eons ago, before television emerged from the primeval soup, there was something called "premiere week." Occurring around the time of the autumnal equinox and only a little less predictable, it was a short period in which the new series said "Howdy" and the old series came back to strut their new
- Week 154: Enter Laughing
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Post February 25, 1996 700+ words
"Knock Knock." "Who's there?" "Your underwear." "Your underwear who?" "Your underwear the yellow went when you brush your teeth with Pepsodent." This Week's Contest: Make up a knock-knock joke. The subject of the third line must be something either 1) rude, 2) silly or 3) profound. First-prize
