[NEohioPAL]news from Kalliope Stage

Sun Feb 5 12:24:58 PST 2006

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Kalliope Stage opens the world premiere of COMING TO AMERICA this  
week. Limited seats are available for discount previews on Thursday  
9th and Friday 10th. Opening Saturday 11th is sold out. The show  
plays through March 12. Other sold-out performances include February  
15 and March 4 right now. It's a new musical comedy done in a  
vaudeville-style, and it's a high-profile event for Kalliope and for  
Cleveland. Local performer Kim Koljat joins four New York performers,  
and they knock themselves out playing dozens of comedic characters  
and singing 61 songs. It's a standout bunch of composers (George  
Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Irving Berlin, Victor Herbert, George M  
Cohan,) and the arrangements are by PHIL RENO, the conductor/music  
director of Broadway's THE PRODUCERS, CATS, etc.

We'll be talking about the show on AROUND NOON tomorrow (Monday,) so  
tune in if you're interested in musicals. There was a great article  
in the Akron Beacon Journal about the show, and there will be five  
more articles this week talking about the really unique experience of  
working on this production.

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week. Limited seats are available for discount previews on Thursday 9th =
and Friday 10th. Opening Saturday 11th is sold out. The show plays =
through March 12. Other sold-out performances include February 15 and =
March 4 right now. It's a new musical comedy done in a vaudeville-style, =
and it's a high-profile event for Kalliope and for Cleveland. Local =
performer Kim Koljat joins four New York performers, and they knock =
themselves out playing dozens of comedic characters and singing 61 =
songs. It's a standout bunch of composers (George Gershwin, Jerome Kern, =
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