The Penzance Musical” is a loony one ... And the pinky-out Major General (David Hyde Pierce) and his young daughters — including Mabel (Samantha Williams) — have Fredric’s eyes bulging ...

My theater buddy and I were mulling what the (extremely positive) feeling Hyde Pierce elicits as soon as he appears on stage in Pirates! The Penzance Musical (Todd Haimes Theatre, booking to July ...

Anyone who’s ever dressed up in a sequinned headband or felt fedora will recognise the 1920s trappings of this flashy Broadway musical version of The Great Gatsby. There’s jaunty dancing in ...

Lost Flamingo Theatre Company’s production of “Heathers: The Musical” will take audiences to the absurd battleground of Westerberg High School at Arts West over the weekend. The performance ...

Regardless of the role, David Hyde Pierce plays basically the same nebbish guy — and always, he’s simply marvelous on stage. In the latest Broadway production of “The Pirates of Penzance ...

David Hyde Pierce and the company of ‘Pirates! The Penzance Musical’ Joan Marcus But young, naive Frederic actually finds his soulmate in Mabel, despite the protestations of his nanny Ruth.

The Penzance Musical, the jazz-infused ... (Photo by Sergio Villarini for Broadway.com) David Hyde Pierce sports a cap from his childhood days, a nod to his summers performing Gilbert and Sullivan ...

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh joined Australians and New Zealanders for a dawn service at the Australian War Memorial The Duchess of Edinburgh attended a dawn service in Hyde Park as part of the ...

The Coliseum is awash with gangsters, flappers and bootleg liquor as the rip-roaring Broadway musical version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s seminal Jazz Age novel The Great Gatsby romps into the West End.

David Hyde Pierce (Gilbert/Major General Stanley) and the company of Roundabout Theatre Company’s production of “Pirates! The Penzance Musical.” (Joan Marcus) The director, Scott Ellis ...

All David Hyde Pierce has to do is step out on stage, and he gets applause, even before he launches into the idiotic tongue-twister from "The Pirates of Penzance": With practically no expression ...