. . . in fact, maybe too much so for their own good. Or so argues "New York Times" writer Lisa Prevost in her new book, "Snob Zones."
More information than you require on matriculating at Yale, the areas of his expertise, selling the Whalers at Bradley Airport—a famous woman's blue dress (no, not THAT one) and his appearance on Saturday at The Connecticut Forum.
Equally at ease on stage or screen, multitalented singer and actress Audra McDonald performs for the Stamford Symphony Orchestra audience this weekend.
This co-star of Yale Rep's "Hamlet" has a broad repertory all his own, from plays to Broadway musicals to his own brand of cabaret.
In his Feb. 23 conversation at Ridgefield Playhouse with Emmy Award-winning journalist Morton Dean, you can expect Stephen Sondheim to talk about his masterful musicals, his recent books, and to speak ill of the dead. Just don't ask him to sing and dance.
|
Front Row Q&A: John HodgmanMore information than you require on matriculating at Yale, the areas of his expertise, selling the Whalers at Bradley Airport—a famous woman's blue dress (no, not THAT one) and his appearance on Saturday at The Connecticut Forum. |
|
Front Row Q&A: Audra McDonaldEqually at ease on stage or screen, multitalented singer and actress Audra McDonald performs for the Stamford Symphony Orchestra audience this weekend. |
|
Front Row Q&A: Marc KudischThis co-star of Yale Rep's "Hamlet" has a broad repertory all his own, from plays to Broadway musicals to his own brand of cabaret. |
Magazine | Food & Drink | Entertainment | Explore | The Connecticut Bride | Bests & Tops | Shopping & Resources | Home & Garden | Blogs
Home | My Account | Subscribe | Advertise | About Us | Contact Us
© Copyright 2013 Connecticut Magazine, a 21st Century Media Property & part of Digital First Media CT -- All rights reserved.
Our Publications |
About Our Ads |
Privacy Policy/Terms of Service
