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Finally, their expectations were fulfilled by Ohio's votes, and a deafening cheer arose from the floor as Bill Clinton was announced the president-elect...
Students crowded around television screens last night in bars, dorm rooms--wherever a TV could be found--to cheer on Bill Clinton or bemoan the demise of President Bush...
...plausible, and it had this audience member virtually leaping out of his chair in fury at the injustice and unreason. Whatever the bumps -- and there are a few in Mamet's staging of his text -- the power to incense, like that to sadden or amuse, is reason enough to cheer for the future of the theater...
...offers more dancing in the aisles than Five Guys Named Moe, more exposed flesh (of both genders) than Miss Saigon, more relentless good cheer than Crazy for You and more Carmen Miranda fruit-bowl hats than any other musical in Broadway history -- except for its predecessors of the same name. Yes, the brainless Brazilian musical celebration is back in all its feel-good glory, blending campy musical novelties, twanging folk songs, a jamboree of gymnastics and color-drenched carnivals when the entire 75-member cast is onstage, shamelessly seeking to please. The show serves a more diverse, multicultural crowd than...
...Head of the Charles is a lot of fun," Radcliffe Crew Co-Captain Meg Brooks says. "It's fun for everybody, especially because so many people are there to cheer you along...