Lyric asked Lumbard to play Scrooge in the past, but this is the first year the actor could fit it into his schedule.
Michael Baron
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Cover Story: Lyric Theatre’s Rocky Horror steps right back onstage
“You kind of relive your first time with them,” he said. “By the time the show is over, they want to come back the next time we do it.”
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Lyric Theatre expands Fiddler on the Roof to new audiences
Lyric Theatre’s production will include two deaf actors and American Sign Language interpreters.
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The Wizard of Oz and Fiddler on the Roof are planned for Lyric Theatre’s 2016 summer schedule
All four of Lyric Theatre’s summer musical productions take the stage at Civic Center Music Hall.
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Throw on your dancing shoes and pearls for Broadway Ball
This year’s Broadway Ball has a Roaring Twenties theme, features a silent auction and benefits Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma.
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Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma workshops a world premiere show in OKC
Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma takes on a classic favorite and a novel-turned-musical in its new season.
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Lyric Theatre’s new season starts June 23
Lyric Theatre’s upcoming season includes Oklahoma!, Mary Poppins, Big Fish and Billy Elliot.
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Local theater companies tell us what to look forward to this fall
Artistic directors guide us through what one hopes will be a challenging, thought-provoking, enlightening and entertaining season.
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Don’t be a Scrooge
Lyric Theatre presents an adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic that, through humor and poignancy, will delight even us professional Scrooges. It’s two hours of purely enjoyable theater. When working with such dreadfully familiar, albeit first-class, material as “A Christmas Carol,” the challenge for an adapter and director is to make the story fresh. Artistic director […]
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Don’t be a Scrooge
Lyric Theatre presents an adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic that, through humor and poignancy, will delight even us professional Scrooges. It’s two hours of purely enjoyable theater. When working with such dreadfully familiar, albeit first-class, material as “A Christmas Carol,” the challenge for an adapter and director is to make the story fresh. Artistic director […]