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ryan_field) sent me the link to a very interesting Broadway's show, Norma Doesmen. Both actor, Tommy Femia, than director, Stephen M. Stahl, live in New Hope, between NYC and Philadelphia, a little town I had the pleasure to visit last September. Obviously I don't have the change to see it, but I'm gladly recommend my friends to go.
Stephen Maxamillion Stahl, award winning film and theatre director, producer, writer and teacher has been called "a superb artist" who fills his work with "sincerity and passion", according to critics worldwide. For more than 30 years this Philadelphia native has been delighting audiences with his powerful direction and writing as well as sharing his knowledge and experience with students of all ages. To read more about him: http://www.stephenstahl.com/
Tommy Femia, the 7-time Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs (MAC) Award-winning impersonator, is a mainstay of Manhattan’s top clubs and concerts nationwide with his incomparable portrayal of the legendary Judy Garland. He made his Off Broadway debut in The New American at The Nat Horne Theatre, and toured the country, as “Linus” in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown. In Bucks County, he appeared as “Tallulah Bankhead” in the musical Tallulah! and in New York City as “Bette Davis” in A Very Bette Christmas. He also starred in the hit Off Broadway production of the Drama Desk Award-winning Whoop-Dee-Doo! at the Actors' Playhouse, and starred as Judy Garland in the one-man show I Will Come Back at The Players Theatre. Television credits include: "The Facts of Life," "One Day at a Time," "The Montel Williams Show," CNBC's "Real Personal" with Bob Berkowitz, "The Jane Whitney Show" and he co-hosted a special edition of "Geraldo" with Geraldo Rivera.
NORMA DOESMEN
Written and directed by Stephen M. Stahl
Through March 28th
At the Abingdon Theatre
(112 West 36th Street, sixth floor)
For tickets, call 212-868-4444
If you want to read more: http://www.chelseanow.com/articles/2010/03/11/arts/doc4b994a02adb92768206112.txt
ryan_field) sent me the link to a very interesting Broadway's show, Norma Doesmen. Both actor, Tommy Femia, than director, Stephen M. Stahl, live in New Hope, between NYC and Philadelphia, a little town I had the pleasure to visit last September. Obviously I don't have the change to see it, but I'm gladly recommend my friends to go. Stephen Maxamillion Stahl, award winning film and theatre director, producer, writer and teacher has been called "a superb artist" who fills his work with "sincerity and passion", according to critics worldwide. For more than 30 years this Philadelphia native has been delighting audiences with his powerful direction and writing as well as sharing his knowledge and experience with students of all ages. To read more about him: http://www.stephenstahl.com/
Tommy Femia, the 7-time Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs (MAC) Award-winning impersonator, is a mainstay of Manhattan’s top clubs and concerts nationwide with his incomparable portrayal of the legendary Judy Garland. He made his Off Broadway debut in The New American at The Nat Horne Theatre, and toured the country, as “Linus” in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown. In Bucks County, he appeared as “Tallulah Bankhead” in the musical Tallulah! and in New York City as “Bette Davis” in A Very Bette Christmas. He also starred in the hit Off Broadway production of the Drama Desk Award-winning Whoop-Dee-Doo! at the Actors' Playhouse, and starred as Judy Garland in the one-man show I Will Come Back at The Players Theatre. Television credits include: "The Facts of Life," "One Day at a Time," "The Montel Williams Show," CNBC's "Real Personal" with Bob Berkowitz, "The Jane Whitney Show" and he co-hosted a special edition of "Geraldo" with Geraldo Rivera.
NORMA DOESMEN
Written and directed by Stephen M. Stahl
Through March 28th
At the Abingdon Theatre
(112 West 36th Street, sixth floor)
For tickets, call 212-868-4444
If you want to read more: http://www.chelseanow.com/articles/2010/03/11/arts/doc4b994a02adb92768206112.txt
