New stars revive Broadway

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Posted: 3/11/04 at 3:23pm

New stars revive Broadway by RICHARD OUZOUNIAN

In this city, you have to keep reinventing yourself. That's why long-running shows and cross-over artists achieve a symbiotic relationship that's almost irresistible.

Is Chicago finding its audiences starting to droop? Bring in a movie star like Melanie Griffith. Has Thoroughly Modern Millie lost some of its lustre? Make things shiny again with a pair of Designing Women from television like Delta Burke and Dixie Carter.

That's how it goes. Ring in the new, but if that doesn't work, then bring back the old.

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[JohnPopa]

Posted: 3/11/04 at 3:44pm

Don't cut and paste entire articles.

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Posted: 3/11/04 at 3:50pm

Who are you?

[sweetpeas]

Posted: 3/11/04 at 3:57pm

New stars do help to revive some shows. I believe Deborah Cox will do great things for Aida. She is already selling out seats every night with her wonderful personality and her incredible voice. If you are not familiar with her talents visit her site at www.deborahcox.com

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Posted: 3/11/04 at 4:06pm

Thank you Sweetpeas. It's good to know that not everyone is a hater in this world.

Deborah Cox rocks!!!!

[alterego]

Posted: 3/12/04 at 9:13pm

Good article!

[iflitifloat]

Posted: 3/13/04 at 7:04am

If you want to post an article, provide a link or at least credit where it came from. Or better yet, just provide the link.