9/22/2008 - Get Ready for a Fun "Girls Night" Out Review

The opening night of "Girls Night: The Musical" at Shea's Smith Theatre was an estrogen extravaganza. Under a spinning disco ball, there was raucous laughter, singing and dancing - and that was just the audience.

8/8/2008 - Raucous "Girls Night" fun for all Review

The estrogen level of "Girls Night" did everything it could to blow the roof off of the palatial Hanover Theatre Wednesday night.

7/17/2008 - Girls Night: The Musical - Get Ready for Estrogen Overload Review

Imagine this if you can: "Sex in the City" meets "Desperate Housewives." Then, throw in "Grease" as the offbeat third ingredient and you've got "Girls Night: The Musical."

5/30/2008 - Girls Night: The Musical Review

I must say I was pleasantly surprised after dragging my baby-booming, starch-conservative mother out to "Girls Night: The Musical" last night. It even sent my Pentecostal mother on a laughing spree...

5/14/2008 - Leave The Man at Home For Fun Musical Review

Think just as funny and raunchy as "Sex in the City," although definitely not as sophisticated.

4/4/2008 - Broadway Series South: Girls Night: The Musical Review

Last night, this uproarious musical comedy, produced by Entertainment Events Inc. and Robert Dragotta of New York City and presented April 1 - 6 by Broadway Series South, had the mostly female audience in A.J. Fletcher Opera Theatre rocking, from its opening number - Diana Ross' "Remember Me" (1971) to its exuberant encore of Gloria Gaynor's 1978 chart-topper "I Will Survive."

12/4/2007 - Wimple while you work: Sister leads "Christmas Catechism" Review

So, a nun walks into a theater. No, really. It's not a joke. Not yet.

10/31/2007 - Paramount musical celebrates female friendships News and Press Releases

There's nothing quite so entertaining as watching girls who just want to have fun. They can be catty and cynical, silly or serious, weepy or wistful. And they've evene been known to get a bit raunchy every now and then - usually after midnight and only with the most innocent of intentions.

10/25/2007 - Sister rules, with sharp humor and nostalgia Review

"Late Nite Catechism" at the Olney Theatre Center for the Arts through Nov. 11, takes a hilarious and nostalgic look at parochial school education 40-some years ago, and incorporates many of the changes in the church since then, but it is never unkind or cynical about either the old or the new ways.

11/28/2006 - Watch out, wise men: Sister's a wiseacre Review

Now for something completely different - at least in these rancorous times: a comedy inspired by the Catholic Church that isn't edgy or angry or blasphemous.

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The Yiddish Are Coming...
The Yiddish Are Coming!

The Chosen Musical

Book & Lyrics by Joel Paley
Music by Marvin Laird

He wants to be in show business. They want a Jew. His name is Christian Von Trapp. Oy! That’s the premise of this hilarious new revue written by the delightfully irreverent minds of Joel Paley and Marvin Laird, who gave us the award-winning “Ruthless!,” the stage-mother of all musicals. With a song list that includes Yinglish 101, I’m Farblondget and Farplotzed, Borscht Belt Betty, and Yenta from Tellabenda to name just a few, this spontaneous, light-hearted revue celebrates the rhythms, culture and hilarity of the chosen people, who like the rest of us in the world want to be in the “show business.”

Laird – a card-carrying Protestant from Kansas (though Jewish by profession) – and Paley (all-Jewish, all the time) say: “The time is right – it’s vogue...check out the N.Y. Times Magazine recently listed 10 Yiddish words that have become part of everyday English language.”