Experience Unnecessary
Experience Unnecessary - 1931 Broadway History , Info & More
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Longacre Theatre (Broadway)
220 West 48th Street New York, NY
by Herbert Paine - Oct 21, 2022
A candid review of OKLAHOMA!, re-vamped and re-imagined for National Tour, currently playing at ASU Gammage, Tempe until Sunday, October 23. It is not the Rodgers and Hammerstein of your parents.
by Roger Catlin - Jan 21, 2019
By 1931, technology had advanced enough to allow Charlie Chaplin to make his latest film, 'City Lights,' as a talkie. But why would he? By then, he had mastered his singularly poetic choreography that universally communicated comedy without need for language. Further, he could use advancements in sound to take control of the musical accompaniment. If individual theaters had erratic success in accompanying his films music, now they were not only uniform, but using a full score he composed himself - another Chaplin talent that flowered.
