VIDEO: Linda Gray Honors the Late Larry Hagman by TV News Desk - Dec 04, 2012
Linda Gray, who played the Larry Hagman's onscreen wife on the original run of DALLAS in the 1980s and the current reboot on TNT, recently sat down with Entertainment Tonight and paid honor to the late actor. Check out the interview below!
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Photo Coverage: Remembering Larry Hagman by Walter McBride - Nov 26, 2012
As BroadwayWorld reported last week, TV star Larry Hagman, who played 'J.R. Ewing' on 'Dallas', died on November 23, 2012, after a battle with cancer. He was 81. We celebrate the life and career of the legend below. (more...)
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Twins Jazz Club Welcomes Radam Schwartz with Special Guest Anthony Nelson, 4/27-28 by BWW News Desk - Apr 27, 2012
Radam Schwartz, Hammond B3 Organist and Jazz pianist, has built his reputation over the last 30 years playing with such great musicians as Arthur and Red Prysock, Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Al Hibler, and Jimmy Ford. He continues to make music history today playing with renowned artists Cecil Brooks III, Russell Malone, and David Fathead Newman and many others. (more...)
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Twins Jazz Club Welcomes Radam Schwartz with Special Guest Anthony Nelson, 4/27-28 by BWW News Desk - Apr 24, 2012
Radam Schwartz, Hammond B3 Organist and Jazz pianist, has built his reputation over the last 30 years playing with such great musicians as Arthur and Red Prysock, Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Al Hibler, and Jimmy Ford. He continues to make music history today playing with renowned artists Cecil Brooks III, Russell Malone, and David Fathead Newman and many others. (more...)
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Photo Flash: ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Plays the Guthrie by BWW News Desk - Apr 09, 2011
The Guthrie Theater will present Arsenic and Old Lace, Joseph Kesselring's classic comedy that kills with kindness. As previously announced, the incomparable Sally Wingert returns to the Guthrie stage for the first time since last season's Faith Healer, joining acclaimed comedienne and Broadway veteran Kristine Nielsen to play the pair of well-meaning sisters, Martha and Abby Brewster, respectively. The production, which marks the 70th anniversary of a play The New York Times called 'so funny that none of us will ever forget it,' will be directed by Joe Dowling and presented at the Guthrie for the first time since 1975 (more...)
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