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Blondie's Seeking Susan, and Other Stage Notes

Blondie is lending songs — including "Heart of Glass" and "One Way or Another" — to a West End musical based on the 1985 Madonna film Desperately Seeking Susan, says the AP. Emma Williams (Bat Boy) will channel the Material Girl.... Claire Danes makes her Broadway debut as Eliza Doolittle to Jefferson Mays' Henry Higgins in Pygmalion, opening Oct. 18.... Xanadu, whose Broadway bow was visited by one Olivia Newton-John, is drawing primarily positive reviews. The New York Daily News, for one, deemed the production "90 minutes of souped-up silliness" that translates into "a cure for the summertime blues." The Post, alas, offers one of the few grand slams, calling it "an absolutely ghastly show." I report, you decide. read full article
Season 1, Episode 18
The Fringe Division is on the case when severely mutilated bodies drained of spinal cord...
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Length: 51:00
Aired: 4/28/2009
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Season 1, Episode 18
The Fringe Division is on the case when severely mutilated bodies drained of spinal cord...
Paid | Amazon Video on Demand
Length: 51:00
Aired: 4/28/2009
Full Episode
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Title Year Type
Memoirs Of My Nervous Illness (Actor - Daniel Paul Schreber) 2006 Movie
The Notorious Bettie Page (Actor - Little John) 2006 Movie
Alfie (Actor - Dr. Miranda Kulp) 2004 Movie
Kinsey (Actor - Effete Man's Friend) 2004 Movie
Cousin Bette (Actor - Stidmann) 1998 Movie

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Blondie's Seeking Susan, and Other Stage Notes

Blondie is lending songs — including "Heart of Glass" and "One Way or Another" — to a West End musical based on the 1985 Madonna film Desperately Seeking Susan, says the AP. Emma Williams (Bat Boy) will channel the Material Girl.... Claire Danes makes her Broadway debut as Eliza Doolittle to Jefferson Mays' Henry Higgins in Pygmalion, opening Oct. 18.... Xanadu, whose Broadway bow was visited by one Olivia Newton-John, is drawing primarily positive reviews. The New York Daily News, for one, deemed the production "90 minutes of souped-up silliness" that translates into "a cure for the summertime blues." The Post, alas, offers one of the few grand slams, calling it "an absolutely ghastly show." I report, you decide. read more

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