Center Stage with Jacques le Sourd 8/4/08
- August
- 4
Jacques takes a closer look ahead at the production at the Schoenfeld Theatre, "A Chorus Line."
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Ted Mann
Ted Mann aspires to join Stephen Baldwin’s Breakthrough Ministry, more commonly known as “skateboarding for the savior." Before becoming a Senior Editor at InTown, he worked at The Atlantic Monthly, the Philadelphia City Paper, and the University of Pennsylvania Press. His writing has also appeared in The New York Times, The New York Press, and The Pennsylvania Gazette.
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Center Stage with Jacques le Sourd 7/21/08
- July
- 21
Jacques takes a closer look ahead at the City Center Main Stage, Jane Krakowski in 'Damn Yankees.'
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Video: Center Stage with Jacques le Sourd 7/17/08
- July
- 17
The movie's here, but Jacques still loves the Broadway version of Mama Mia! with Carolee Carmelo.
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Video: Center Stage with Jacques le Sourd 7/11/08
- July
- 11
Jacques recommends "A Chorus Line," which is closing in August, and "Jersey Boys," which now has Frankie Valli.
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Center Stage with Jacques le Sourd 7/7/08
- July
- 7
Jacques takes a closer look ahead at the production at the Peter Norton Space, Edward Albee's 'Occupant.'
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Center Stage with Jacques le Sourd 7/1/08
- July
- 1
Jacques takes a closer look ahead at the productions at the Minetta Lane Theatre and the Lucille Lortel theatre, 'Adding Machine' and Off-Broadway: 'Reasons to be Pretty.'
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Video: Center Stage with Jacques le Sourd 6/26/08
- June
- 26
Jacques says that "Hamlet" in Central Park has no reason to be. He also warns that Off-Broadway's "Palace of the End" is tough to take.
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Center Stage with Jacques le Sourd 6/23/08
- June
- 23
Jacques takes a closer look ahead at the production at the Longacre Theatre, Baranski, and Whitford Revive 'Boeing-Boeing.'
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Video: Center Stage with Jacques le Sourd 6/18/08
- June
- 18
Jacques likes two Off-Broadway plays: "Occupant," Edward Albee's stage biography of Louise Nevelson, and "Reasons to Be Pretty," Neil LaBute's look at perceptions of beauty.
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Jacques le Sourd has spent 35 years on the aisle at Broadway openings. Here, he muses about the Great White Way, off-Broadway, and other stages in Manhattan.
