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Here’s some gossip for you. American Repertory Theater alum Zuzanna Szadkowski (above) plays Ma Kirby in “The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden’’ and Genevieve in “The Long Christmas Dinner.’’ The actress known for her role as Dorota in “Gossip Girl’’ (see story on today’s Names page) will read the parts from Thornton Wilder’s darkly comic one-act plays, part of ...
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Willy Wonka is the legendary candy man who in 2005 made a comeback to take a new twist on the mysterious chocolate factory. Johnny Depp starred as Wonka in the 2005 remake, but the new look didn’t seem to sit well with everyone who watched it. Although there are many big fans of the remake [...]
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I am writing to “invite” you to the Jamestown Community Theatre’s November musical production of “Willy Wonka.” Now we may not have Gene Wilder or Johnny Depp, but we have a cast of relatives, friends and neighbors who have worked hard over the last two months to present you with two hours of great theatre.read more
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From jamestownpress.com
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I love Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Partly because of nostalgia. It’s shot like a TV movie. Painfully so at times. But the moral play works well enough, and Gene Wilder gives a hell of a performance. On the edge of malice and crazy, he walks it. On that level, I prefer it to [...]
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