Articles about Fela!
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There's a distinctly younger, even hipper bent to the offerings for the Broadway Across America 2012-2013 season announced for the Adrienne Arsht Center -- plus some old, old reliables. The …
Fela! is in town for just three more days, with the Broadway musical starring either the equally good Sahr Ngaujah or Adesola Osakalumi making an exuberant noise in the Academy of Music for …
Sahr Ngaujah reprises his Broadway role as political and cultural hero of Nigeria
After "Fela!" — the Afrobeat musical based on the life and art of the Nigerian musician and political…
So who was Fela Anikulapo Kuti? And what was it about this hugely charismatic, politically-charged Nigerian instrumentalist, composer and singer-songwriter " the man credited with devising t…
Finally, Fela! is coming to Philadelphia.
Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, the larger-than-life Nigerian musician and political firebrand who died in 1997, performed in Philadelphia twice with his band …
Seattle Theatre Group's Broadway touring series at the Paramount will bring in mostly recent hit Broadway musicals that haven't played Seattle before, including the irreverent blockbuster an…
The touring musical "Fela!" will now play for three weeks in Chicago instead of two.
Last Chance for 39 tickets to FELA at the Ahmanson
Broadway musical "Fela!" is the story of African music innovator and political activist Fela Kuti. In 1960s Nigeria, the oppressive rule made an activist out of musically enraged Kuti. By pi…
Original Broadway cast member Saycon Sengbloh will reprise her role in the touring version of "Fela!" which currently is being performed in Los Angeles. The return will be a week-long engage…
Talib Kweli and Yasiin Bey better known as Mos Def recently shared the stage with FELA cast in San Francisco. Check out a video, via DDOTOMEN.com, by clicking below.
Original Fela! cast member Saycon Sengbloh will join the national tour of the Tony-winning musical at the Center Theatre Group's Ahmanson Theatre Jan. 1, 2012, for a limited, one-week en…
Saycon Sengbloh is set to reprise the powerful role of Sandra Iszadore in the landmark Tony Award winning Broadway musical, FELA, for a one week engagement at the Ahmanson Theatre Los Angele…
Saycon Sengbloh, who originated the role of Sandra Iszadore in the Broadway production of the musical Fela!, will reprise her performance during the show's current national tour stop at…
Pounding rhythms, colorful tribal costumes, exquisitely light and authentic African choreography, visually stunning staging and politically charged lyrics " Fela! is a biographical funk conc…
BWW TV: Broadway Beat Features FELA! and 2010 GYPSY OF THE YEAR
http://broadwayworld.com for more information. The 20th Anniversary Season of Broadway Beat, in 2010, featured the opening ni…
Fela, the 2010 Best Musical Tony Award-nominated musical, opened on December 14th, at 8 p.m. at the Center Theatre GroupAhmanson Theatre. The musical, filled with the exuberant music of Afro…
SING A SONG OF AFRICA Fela! is a scorcher. On these chilly nights in December and January, everyone (with a vested interest in the continuing power of musical theater) should retreat to the …
Fela!, the musical about the late Nigerian political activist and Afrobeat star, opened in LA Wednesday. Among those chatting before and after the event were Thelma Houston, CCH Pounder, Kim…
The politically charged tale of the man who pioneered the Afrobeat movement, Fela! is a rare phenomenon.The politically charged tale of the man who pioneered the Afrobeat movement, Fela! …
Charles McNulty reviews "Fela!" at the Ahmanson Theatre
Center Theatre Group celebrated the Los Angeles engagement of Fela!, which opened at The Ahmanson Theatre on December 14, and plays through January 22, 2012. The show is directed and choreog…
Fela, the 2010 Best Musical Tony Award-nominated musical, opened last night, December 14th, at 8 p.m. at the Center Theatre GroupAhmanson Theatre. The musical, filled with the exuberant musi…
Legit Reviews||Los Angeles:
L.A. gets a welcome early present for Christmas, Kwanzaa and Hanukkah, to be cherished by anyone moved by music's power to resist oppression.