Michael Larsen News

Primary Stages Einhorn School of Performing Arts (ESPA), the company's professional training school, has announced its Fall 2012 schedule of classes now open for enrollment. ESPA will offer new classes including Comedy Writing, Advanced Libretto and Lyric Writing and Dialects 2: Russian. ESPA will also be offering two new workshops: Writing for TV: Making the Transition from Stage to Screen and The Pilot. Additionally, Tanya Barfield, whose show The Call is part of Primary Stages mainstage 2012-2013 season, will be teaching a special workshop, Finding Your First Draft.

Apricot Sky Productions will mount the two new shows Hanky Panky and Still Jewish...After All These Years on the newly renovated Grove Street Theatre, Montclair. International and PBS-TV star Avi Hoffman stars in these two Jewish-themed new comedies with music.

Apricot Sky Productions will mount the two new shows Hanky Panky and Still Jewish...After All These Years on the newly renovated Grove Street Theatre, Montclair. International and PBS-TV star Avi Hoffman stars in these two Jewish-themed new comedies with music.

On January 17th, singer/actress Lauren Thomas will take to the Duplex Cabaret Stage for her for New York City solo concert, simply titled, 'A Way Back to Then.'

On January 17th, singer/actress Lauren Thomas will take to the Duplex Cabaret Stage for her for New York City solo concert, simply titled, 'A Way Back to Then.'

After 18 sold-out months Off-Broadway, 12 sold-out months in Florida, and a national tour consisting of over 2000 performances, Avi Hoffman will bring his award-winning hit musical 'Too Jewish?' to Port Washington's Landmark on Main Street (Jeanne Rimsky Theatre/ 232 Main St. Port Washington) for a limited engagement March 11-27th, 2009.

Avi Hoffman's Award-Winning Musical 'Too Jewish?' will Play limited Engagement March 11-27th at Port Washington's Landmark on Main Street, Jeanne Rimsky Theatre After 18 sold-out months Off-Broadway, 12 sold-out months in Florida, and a national tour consisting of over 2000 performances, Avi Hoffman will bring his award-winning hit musical 'Too Jewish?' to Port Washington's Landmark on Main Street (Jeanne Rimsky Theatre/ 232 Main St. Port Washington) for a limited engagement March 11-27th, 2009.

After 18 sold-out months Off-Broadway, 12 sold-out months in Florida, and a national tour consisting of over 2000 performances, Avi Hoffman will bring his award-winning hit musical 'Too Jewish?' to Port Washington's Landmark on Main Street (Jeanne Rimsky Theatre/ 232 Main St. Port Washington) for a limited engagement March 11-27th, 2009.

On Friday, October 17th there will be an 'invitation only' reading of the new musical 'MONSTERS' which is currently in development. The Book and Lyrics are by Boston playwright Gail Phaneuf, with Music and Lyrics by Ernie Lijoi.

'Down, dooby doo, down down, comma comma down…' - down Maine, that is, to the Ogunquit Playhouse New England premiere of the rock 'n' roll musical that showcases the classic songs of the talented and prolific Neil Sedaka

BroadwayWorld.com's New and Updated Who's Who Entries for the Week of 10/23/2007. Updates include: James Anest, Jen Bender, Connor Gallagher, Michael Larsen, Raymond J. Lee, Ryan Nikole Parker, Kate Swan, Max von Essen, David Weitzer, Darryl Winslow.

BroadwayWorld.com's New and Updated Who's Who Entries for the Week of 10/9/2007. Updates include: Erika Amato, Tony Chiroldes, Jason Courson, Patty Duke, Ryan Duncan, Neil Haskell, Kristin Huxhold, Elliot Joseph, Michael Larsen, Soara-Joye Ross, Max von Essen, Anthony Wayne.

WHO: The Baltimore Company WHAT: Menopause: The Musical WHEN: Open run. Weds - Sat at 7:30 PM; Sat at 4PM; Sun at 2PM and 5:30PM WHERE: M & T Pavilion at The France-Merrick Performing Arts Center HOW MUCH: $45.00. $65.00 VIP includes cocktail table seating and dinner. Dinners start 90 minutes before curtain. INFORMATION: www.france-merrickpac.com TICKETS: www.BroadwayAcrossAmerica.com or charge by phone at 410-547-SEAT.

Erich Bergen stars as Bob Gaudio in the first national tour of 'Jersey Boys.' Only 21 years-old, Erich already has his foot deep in the door of the theatre business! Before his big-break with 'Jersey Boys,' he played at the NYMF, sold Broadway merchandise, and hosted an original podcast interviewing theatre celebs.

Two very different musicals tred the boards of Seattle.

The performing arts camp Stagedoor Manor will hold a reunion for all alumni on July 24th