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Jean and Walter Kerr teamed up again in 1949 with "Touch and Go," a revue for which they wrote the sketches and lyrics and which Mr. Kerr directed.
Ms. Wasserstein's classmate, the playwright Christopher Durang, was a particular friend; she used his introductory icebreaker — "You look so bored, you must be very bright" — directly in "The Heidi Chronicles," and they collaborated on a revue for the school's cabaret group.
The Oliviers returned to Britain, and in 1943, Leigh toured through North Africa as part of a revue for the armed forces stationed in the region.
PAGE C1 New Show for the Apollo A revue, "Harlem Song," is planned for the Apollo Theater in an effort to rejuvenate both the theater and the community.
With her Mr. Brown put together a revue of his compositions, "Songs for a New World," which was presented in 1995 Off Broadway.
He would joke and sing at the drop of a hat (stylish hats, too), heading a musical revue for some years called Smokin Joe Frazier and the Knockouts.
His monologue "The Treasurer's Report," initially delivered as a skit in an amateur revue for the Algonquin group in 1922, was the basis for one of the first all-talking cinema short subjects.
"We put on a musical revue for senior citizens.
In 1946 he did a touring revue, For the Fun of It, with Howerd.
"RICHARD RODGERS BROADWAY!" A musical revue for families that includes songs from Rodgers's shows, including "The Sound Of Music," "Oklahoma!," "Babes in Arms" and "Cinderella," at the Lucille Lortel Theater, 121 Christopher Street, West Village.
At the Peppertons, she finds that Raya Yog — perhaps in penance, perhaps as a demonstration of his, or America's, principles — has managed to ensorcell the censors and persuade the remnants of the cast to work together and perform a Cinderella revue for our narrator's delectation.
