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Alan Smason

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Editor, Crescent City Jewish News and founder of Theatrecriticism.com. Theatre critic for WYES-TV's Steppin' Out.

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OMG! ‘Legally Blonde’ at Rivertown is so in the pink

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By Alan Smason
| theatrecriticism.com
By ALAN SMASON, WYES-TV Theatre Critic (“Steppin’ Out“) When director Kelly Fouchi decided to revisit one of her first successes as an artistic director at Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts, there was little doubt Legally Blonde was at the top of her wish list. Elle Woods (Victoria Ventura) turns in her personal essay at Harvard University in “What You Want.” (Photo by GK Photography) And why not?
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SLT’s ‘La Cage aux Folles’ is anything but a drag

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By Alan Smason
| theatrecriticism.com
By ALAN SMASON, WYES-TV Theatre Critic (“Steppin’ Out“) Scott Sauber has proven to be an accomplished and impressive performer in recent years. Already a successful director and lighting director behind the scenes, he has also proven to be  a true triple threat as an actor, singer and dancer on the stage. His comic portrayal of Ogie in JPA’s Waitress last year earned him critical kudos and a Crescent City Theatre Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical.
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‘Iceboy!’ gets a lukewarm reception in Chicago

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By Alan Smason
| theatrecriticism.com
By LOU HARRY I laughed a lot during Iceboy, the new musical getting what producers hope is a pre-Broadway run at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago. Iceboy (Grey Hensen), left, with Vera Vimm (Meagan Mullaly), center and her butler (Alex Goodrich). (Photo by Todd Rosenberg). The new musical concerns a wealthy actress’ acquisition of a frozen caveman who, once thawed, becomes her surrogate child. That is, until he proves a bigger audience pleasing box-office draw than she and jealousy rears its head.
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