The upcoming Kravis on Broadway musical, Anastasia (March 9-13, 2022) promises to be a feast for the eye. Not only does this production, directed by Darko Tresnjak, take a peek into the elegance of Paris society, it also stars the beautiful actress, Kyla Stone, as Anya, a young woman seeking to discover her past.
The upcoming Kravis on Broadway musical, Anastasia (March 9-13, 2022) promises to be a feast for the eye. Not only does this production, directed by Darko Tresnjak, take a peek into the elegance of Paris society, it also stars the beautiful actress, Kyla Stone, as Anya, a young woman seeking to discover her past.
The upcoming Kravis on Broadway musical, Anastasia (March 9-13, 2022) promises to be a feast for the eye. Not only does this production, directed by Darko Tresnjak, take a peek into the elegance of Paris society, it also stars the beautiful actress, Kyla Stone, as Anya, a young woman seeking to discover her past.
The upcoming Kravis on Broadway musical, Anastasia (March 9-13, 2022) promises to be a feast for the eye. Not only does this production, directed by Darko Tresnjak, take a peek into the elegance of Paris society, it also stars the beautiful actress, Kyla Stone, as Anya, a young woman seeking to discover her past.
The upcoming Kravis on Broadway musical, Anastasia (March 9-13, 2022) promises to be a feast for the eye. Not only does this production, directed by Darko Tresnjak, take a peek into the elegance of Paris society, it also stars the beautiful actress, Kyla Stone, as Anya, a young woman seeking to discover her past.
I managed to catch Andrew Kato in between meetings, trips to New York, supervising the massive, $36 million renovation of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre and getting ready to open the 2022 season. Unfortunately, the elegant Maltz Jupiter Theatre won’t be opened on time, so a new venue called Maltz Without Walls will be set in the Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter.
Curtain Up! Light the Lights! …After all these months of waiting, it’s finally happening…The theatres are re-opening! So much exciting news that I hardly know where to begin, so I’ll start as the season unfolds.
The Kravis Theatre said it best: “intermission is over.” Yeaaa…it’s time for the theater season to really start! Listings keep changing, so it’s hard to keep up, but I’ll do my best.
It’s coming…it’s really coming! The 21/22 season for Palm Beach County theaters is just a few months away. The Wick Theatre in Boca Raton got a head start by staging an amazing production of A Chorus Line in May. It was the perfect show to bring us all back to the theater, which was set up to accommodate with social distancing and everyone wearing masks.
After fourteen months of this pandemic, I’d settle for seeing a school play! Well…I heard that the Barn Theater in Stuart was performing Rumors. Unfortunately, they’re only selling tickets for 50% of seats and were quickly all sold out. Then I heard that Lake Worth Playhouse had a murder-mystery…same story, all sold out.