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| Barry played "Arnold Needham" in at The Norris Theatre For The Peformning Arts NO SEX PLEASE, WE'RE BRITISH Opening Night! Friday, January 29 at 8pm Saturday, January 30 at 8pm Sunday, January 31 at 2pm Friday, February 5 at 8pm Saturday, February 6 at 8pm Sunday, February 7 at 2pm The young bride of an assistant bank manager innocently sends in a mail order for some Scandinavian glassware. What arrives is Scandinavian pornography. Mayhem ensues when the veritable floods of pornography, photographs, books, and films threaten to overtake the happy couple. The matter is considerably complicated by the man's mother, his boss, a visiting bank inspector, a police superintendent and a misguided friend who does everything wrong in his reluctant efforts to set everything right, all of which works up to an explosive ending involving many a slammed door! This farce ran in London over eight years and also delighted Broadway audiences. Norris Center for the Performing Arts 27570 Crossfield Drive Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274 310-544-0403 ext. 223 Box Office Hours are Tuesday thru Saturday, Noon to 6 pm Sunday, Noon to 4 pm Monday, closed |
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....Pearl too plays beautifully against type as fussy Mr. Needham.
--Steven Stanley
January 29, 2010
....Pearl too plays beautifully against type as fussy Mr. Needham.
--Steven Stanley
January 29, 2010
| Barry as Arnold Needham |
| Barry & Eileene T'Kaye |
| Kayla Emerson, Barry and Laura Thatcher |
| Barry and Nick Santa Maria looking up an old friend |
| Producer James Gruessing, Barry and director Todd Nielsen |
| Barry with Rebecca Morris |
| Brian Stanton and Barry |
| Jason Hammond and Barry |
| On April 19 and 25, 2010 Barry was honored to guest with MUSICAL THEATRE GUILD in their production of IRMA LA DOUCE |
| IRMA LaDOUCE April 19 & 25, 2010 Music by Margureite Monnot Lyrics and book by Alexandre Breffort English lyrics and book by Julian More, David Heneker and Monty Norman. Set in Paris, this French and West End import revolves around Irma, a carefree Montmartre streetwalker whose life is turned upside down when she falls in love with Nestor le Fripé, a poor law student, who in order to keep her for himself, assumes the disguise of a rich older man. Although the film version unbelievably eliminated the songs, the original is much more fun, especially with the joyous, atmospheric score by Marguerite Monnot. |
| FEATURING Chuck Bergman, Dan Callaway, Christopher Carothers, Robin De Lano, Steven Hack, Joe Hart, David Holmes, Michael Kostroff, Roy Leake, Jr., John Massey, Jr., Barry Pearl, Brandon Michael Perkins, Jeffrey Polk and reprising his role from the Original Broadway Production Rudy Tronto DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY Roger Castellano MUSICAL DIRECTION BY Ron Colvard PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER Art Brickman ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS Maggie Goddard and Chris Rosko PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Susan Watson ALEX THEATRE Monday, April 19, 2010: 7:30 PM Alex Theatre, 216 N. Brand Blvd., Glendale, CA 818-243-ALEX, at the Alex Box Office or click here! $40.00 COURTYARD OPENS AT 5:30 FOR MTG SILENT AUCTION Join us early as the Alex Theatre courtyard is transformed into a Parisian Boulevard! Bid on amazing theatre memorabilia, art, spa restaurant and theatre packages all to support MTG programing and youth outreach. Can't make it Monday? Join us the following Sunday in Thousand Oaks! SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 2010, 3:00 PM JANET & RAY SCHEER FORUM THEATER THOUSAND OAKS CIVIC ARTS PLAZA 2100 THOUSAND OAKS BLVD., THOUSAND OAKS, CA 805-583-8700 or click here! $38.00 |
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| On the Left The magnificent Clive Revill, 3rd from the right, was Bob-Le-Hotu in the original Broadway production in 1960 / 61 (From the left: Rudy Tronto, also in the original Broadway production, Barry, Clive, Ron Colvard, our musical director and our illustrious director, Roger Castellano) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Below (From the left: Michael Kostroff, our Bo-Le-Hotu, David Holmes, Clive, Barry and John Massey) |