Marc Kudisch

Marital fidelity and a woman's independence take center stage in "A Minister's Wife," a modest new musical culled from George Bernard Shaw's 1894...

The always splendid Allison Janney-who radiates resigned intelligence-stars as Violet, a capable Carter-era office manager continually passed over for promotion by her sexist-pig boss, Franklin (Marc Kudisch, doing a nice bit of Burt Reynolds-manqu? buffoonery); Stephanie J. Block is the newest office ...

Crowd-pleasing '9 to 5,' featuring a Dolly Parton score, arrives on BroadwayDurn. You won't mistake Parton's words and music for the works of Stephen Sondheim, yet she has a simple, direct way with lyrics and a beguiling sense of melody ...

Is Marc Kudisch Broadway's last leading man? " Well, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Assassins, The Apple Tree, A Little Night Music. "I'm the foil in those shows, the obstacle," Kudisch demurs matter-of-factly. In The Apple Tree, he played not Adam but the ...

Be forewarned-you may hear the occasional fart," sings Marc Kudisch in the opening number of The Glorious Ones, but, truth be told, the show runs out of gas pretty quick. The musical's creators-librettist Lynn Ahrens and composer Stephen Flaherty, whose previous ...

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'A Minister's Wife': Modest musical culled from George Bernard Shaw's 'Candida'

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