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Theatre Memphis to Close Season with NO, NO, NANETTE 6/8-7/1 - Starring ...
Broadway World
After record breaking audiences for previous shows in the season, the final show of the 2011-12 season at Theatre Memphis will be No, No, Nanette from June 8 to July 1, 2012. No, No, Nanette stars Bennett Wood, Julie Jacobson Hight, Jude Knight, ...


 
National Tap Dance Day: Everything's Copasetic
Huffington Post (blog)
I know of no other dance form that can affect that. Tap is also cutting edge because of the new generation of dancers embracing the form, pushing rhythm into new acoustic dimensions. So I ask you, on this most happy-footed National Tap Day, ...

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Theatre Memphis Presents NO, NO, NANETTE, June 8
Broadway World
Theatre Memphis presents Otto Harback and Frank Mandel's NO, NO, NANETTE, directed by Mark Steven Robinson, at the Lohrey Stage of the Theatre Memphis, June 8 - July 1, 2012. Music is by Vincent Youmens and Lyrics by Otto Harbak and Irving Caesar.


 
Connecticut High School Musical Theater Award Nominations Announced
Hartford Courant
A total of 19 high schools from across the state participated: East Lyme High School (Legally Blonde; New Canaan High School (, Sweet Charity; Newton High School, Sweeney Todd (School Edition),; Granby Memorial High School, No, No, Nanette; ...

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Thoughts on the Peter Angelos-Davey Johnson relationship
Baltimore Sun (blog)
By Jeff Barker The Baltimore Sun There is no Red Sox- or Cubs-style curse on the Orioles – nothing involving Babe Ruth, “No, No, Nanette” or a malodorous goat. At least not that I know of. But we all know the Orioles haven't won since 1997.

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Love old musicals? 'Drowsy' is for you
San Antonio Express
No matinee this weekend. $15-$25. 210-733-7258. Tim Hedgepeth was beyond delighted when director Frank Latson cast him as Man in Chair in the San Pedro Playhouse staging of “The Drowsy Chaperone.” “Frank has really given me a gift,” said Hedgepeth, ...

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Online Auction Sells Babe Ruth Jersey for Record High
WebProNews
Mr. Frazee then turned around and spent the money to finance a Broadway play “No, No, Nanette”. Oh how the times have changed. I'm sure current Red Sox owner John Henry would be thrown off the top deck of Fenway Park for such a move.

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