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Holiday Inn
Review, ——October 20, 2016 Tags: Broadway, Bryce Pinkham, Corbin Bleu, Holiday Inn, Irving Berlin, Musical, musical theater, Roundabout Theatre Company
Amanda Rose, Amy Van Norstrand, Barry Busby, Borris York, Bryce Pinkham, Caley Crawford, Catherine Ricafort, Corbin Bleu, Darien Crago, Drew Redington, Jennifer Foote, Jonalyn Saxer, Kevin Worley, Lee Wilkof, Lora Lee Gayer, Malik Akil, Matt Meigs, Megan Lawrence, Megan Sikora, Morgan Gao, Paige Williams, Parker Slaybaugh, Samantha Sturm, Shina Ann Morris, Travis Ward-Osborne, Victor Wisehart, Will Burton
Amanda Rose, Amy Van Norstrand, Barry Busby, Borris York, Bryce Pinkham, Caley Crawford, Catherine Ricafort, Corbin Bleu, Darien Crago, Drew Redington, Jennifer Foote, Jonalyn Saxer, Kevin Worley, Lee Wilkof, Lora Lee Gayer, Malik Akil, Matt Meigs, Megan Lawrence, Megan Sikora, Morgan Gao, Paige Williams, Parker Slaybaugh, Samantha Sturm, Shina Ann Morris, Travis Ward-Osborne, Victor Wisehart, Will Burton
It’s early in the year to blame a weight gain on the holidays, but after seeing Holiday Inn, the new Irving Berlin musical at Studio 54, I was afraid to step on the scale for fear some of the sweetness … Continue reading →