The Alhambra Theatre is set to present one of Broadway's most beloved musicals, West Side Story, opening on February ... With iconic songs like “Tonight,” “America,” and “Somewhere ...

DeBose returned to the stage in a purple dress to perform choreography from West Side Story. "I literally would ... the iconic choreography from "America." DeBose later won the Oscar for Best ...

West Side Story: Cultural Perspectives on an American Musical. "The character of Anita is an important one in the show. The creators were trying to reproduce the Nurse from Romeo and Juliet ...

Luty — in his 26 th year as theater instructor at Rochelle School of the Arts in Lakeland — said “West Side Story” has become an “American classic” that offers opportunities for ...

Sixty-six years ago, WEST SIDE STORY opened on Broadway and has become one of the great classics of American Musical Theatre. The story went through several iterations before becoming the story of ...

When West Side Story premiered on Broadway, in 1957, it brought a distinct new energy to American musical theatre. Its story, a modern version of Romeo and Juliet, from a book by Arthur Laurents ...

More than 60 years since its world premiere, “West Side Story” remains one of the most significant works of the American musical theater. But according to artists preparing a new production at ...

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The magic of "West Side Story" hinges on the love-at-first sight connection between Polish-American former gang leader Tony (Ansel Elgort) and recent Puerto Rican immigrant Maria (Rachel Zegler).

something that “West Side Story” first did over 60 years ago. While this was happening, American ballet was just beginning to come into its own. Americans had long resisted the appeals of ...

A new adaptation of the classic stage musical by the storied team of Arthur Laurents, Stephen Sondheim, and Leonard Bernstein, West Side Story subtly ... the right to the American Dream.