Stritch -- in time Nov 13, 2009
Barbara Cookis returning to Broa 00003364 dway in April for the first time in 35 years to star in "Sondheim on Sondheim," a revue fashioned around taped interviews with the composer about his life and work ... "What the hell would I be a rival of Barbara Cook's for? She's always asking me to do a show with her, but I don't want to do a show with her. She's a talented woman. I'm not going to tour with her. But she's a talented woman. Does that answer your f - - - in' question? Because I'm not... (New York Post -- Entertainment)
Slanguage Dictionary Oct 23, 2009
thrush -- female singer; "The cabaret scene in New York is dominated by thrushes Barbara Cook and Julie Wilson." (See also, chantoosie). title role -- Not a Variety creation, the lead part in a movie or other production for an actor that is named after the title of the film; Angelina Jolie was played the title role in "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider.". (Variety)
Music to his ears Sep 25, 2009
The role was created for Broadway legend Mary Martin and has been played on stage by such varied and talented actresses as Florence Henderson, Shirley Jones, Barbara Cook, Marie Osmond, Maureen McGovern and Petula Clark. But the most famous Maria is Julie Andrews, who played the nun-turned-governess in the 1965 film version. (Brainerd Daily Dispatch)
Sondheim-lich Maneuver Aug 28, 2009
The great Barbara Cook will then perform the songs live onstage. She'll be joined by a couple of performers, who've yet to be cast. (New York Post -- Entertainment)
Wistful songwriter learns about life on Broadway Jun 19, 2009
For more than a decade musical theatre's cognoscenti, including Liza Minnelli, Barbara Cook, Kristin Chenoweth, Andrea Marcovicci and Patti LuPone, have embraced Bucchino's tender melodies, soaring harmonies and poetic lyrics - all have performed and/or recorded his songs, as have Art Garfunkel and Judy Collins. "Getting a show on Broadway was a huge learning curve," Bucchino says. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Entertainment)
New school naming process questioned May 15, 2009
School Committee member Barbara Cook then opened the board s discussion by reading from prepared notes. She described Galo as a role model and a constant beacon, who has contributed for generations. (Hingham Journal, MA)
Obituaries for Thursday, May 7, 2009 May 7, 2009
Web Search powered by YAHOO. Published - Thursday, May 07, 2009. (La Crosse Tribune, WI)
Boston Pops, Cook open new season at Symphony Hall May 7, 2009
The highlight of the night was Broadway eminence Barbara Cook, with her signature brand of earthy, tell-it-like-it-is lyricism. But Cook did not appear until the second half. (Boston Globe)
She's still in fine voice May 5, 2009
Barbara Cook, who sings with the Pops tomorrow, started out performing in Boston clubs ... Although it has been about 50 years since Barbara Cook performed roles like Marian the Librarian in "The Music Man" and Anna in "The King and I" on the Great White Way, she is considered a Broadway legend ... BARBARA COOK Performs with the Boston Pops at 8 p.m.. (Boston Globe)
Neuwirth at NIACC Apr 2, 2009
Backed by her pianist Scott Cady, a highly regarded accompanist who has backed the stage and cabaret diva Barbara Cook, Neuwirth brings her interpretive skills to bear on a diverse, chic repertoire in her Stories with Piano. Her current show features an exciting and eclectic selection of songs. (Mason City Globe-Gazette, IO)
Ft. St. Joseph medallion reproduced in gold Mar 13, 2009
Support the Fort recently re-ordered some medallions and Clark's gold one was delivered and presented by Grafton and Barbara Cook, with Carol Bainbridge, Fort St. Joseph director also present ... Contact Barbara Cook to order a medallion (barb38@hughes. (Niles Star, MI)
Economy especially mean to struggling local arts endeavors Feb 9, 2009
Conversely, shows that might have drawn mid-size crowds are becoming tougher sells: The Kravis Center has canceled a few events this season, including a film series and a concert by Broadway great Barbara Cook. Mitchell believes that with limited discretionary income, patrons are getting pickier about what they'll see. (The Palm Beach Post)
