Clear sailing for ‘Boeing Boeing’ at the New Theatre
- 11/21/2008 08:34 PM CST
The New Theatre Restaurant’s new production of Mark Camoletti’s old farce “Boeing Boeing” somehow pulls a lot more laughs than it oughta.
The New Theatre Restaurant’s new production of Mark Camoletti’s old farce “Boeing Boeing” somehow pulls a lot more laughs than it oughta.
Manstravaganza '08, which continues Saturday at the Overland Park Convention Center, features holiday gift ideas for men including tools, motorcycles, cars, music, clothing, cigars and more.
The Fairness Doctrine is coming back! Rush said so! Well, Rush Limbaugh is not an idiot, contrary to what Al Franken wrote. He’s dead wrong, but he’s not an idiot, because he knows when there’s an issue that he can use to turn the spotlight once more on El Rushbo.
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Artists who exhibit the greatest amount of individuality tend to draw the greatest praise and the greatest criticism. So it is with Konstantin Lifschitz, the Ukranian pianist who performed Friday evening at the Folly Theater as part of the Master Pianist Series of the Friends of Chamber Music.
Yeah, you’re right. It is too early to talk about holiday movies. Don’t blame us. Blame Hollywood.
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The Fairness Doctrine is coming back! Rush said so! Well, Rush Limbaugh is not an idiot, contrary to what Al Franken wrote. He’s dead wrong, but he’s not an idiot, because he knows when there’s an issue that he can use to turn the spotlight once more on El Rushbo.
It’s not a date movie,” filmmaker Mark Herman says of his drama “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas.”
Well, friends, it had been a very long time since your humble theater critic sat through a production of "Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You" — so long, in fact, that I had forgotten how dark and ultimately disturbing this absurdist comedy really is.
The recent flood of whole-grain products hitting supermarket shelves can leave shoppers feeling like they’re playing the game “Where’s Waldo?”