The Musical
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First episode date | September 2, 2011 |
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Final episode date | December 23, 2011 |
Number of episodes | 15 |
Networks | SBS Productions |
Genres | Musical Theatre |
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ID | 2605854 |
About The Musical
Actors in a musical juggle their love lives with life on stage.
Wonka: Timothée Chalamet says people didn't want him to 'mess up' role
... The Musical fantasy film is based on Roald Dahl s classic book Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, which has been adored by generations of children and adults alike...
Takarazuka Revue: Japan theatre company sorry 'overworked' actress took her life
... But they said they were not aware of young artists struggles at The Musical troupe...
Barbra Streisand: I haven't had much fun in my life
... The film projects she pursued for the last decade - a biopic of photographer Margaret Bourke-White, and a movie of The Musical Gypsy - have both fallen through...
Bill Kenwright: Sir Ian McKellen leads tributes to impresario
... Among his current shows, Twelve Angry Men, Calendar Girls The Musical, Heathers The Musical and Blood Brothers are on tour...
Actress Haydn Gwynne dies aged 66
...English actress Haydn Gwynne, who starred in Drop the Dead Donkey and The Windsors on TV, and in Billy Elliot The Musical on stage, has died aged 66...
Man pleads guilty to stealing Wizard of Oz ruby slippers
... With their ruby sequins and glass-bead bows, the stolen pair was one of several used by Garland while filming The Musical...
Sunset Boulevard: Nicole Scherzinger 'dazzles' in West End, critics say
... Scherzinger plays Norma Desmond, a washed-up film star dreaming of a comeback, in The Musical written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and directed by Jamie Lloyd...
Antigua and Barbuda's youth orchestra plays to inspire
... But the feeling of being on stage, performing with her friends, immersed in The Musical alchemy they create, is worth the effort...
Man pleads guilty to stealing Wizard of Oz ruby slippers
By Sam CabralBBC News
A US man has pleaded guilty to a museum heist in which he stole a pair of Ruby Red slippers worn by Judy Garland 's character Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz.
Terry Jon Martin believed the rubies were real gems until a jewellery Fence - Someone who buys stolen goods - Told him they were made of glass.
His attorney Told the Associated Press his client, 76, was now in poor health and " facing his own mortality".
The Shoes are among only four authentic pairs that remain from the 1939 film.
Lead character Dorothy would click their heels Three Times and repeat " there's No Place like home" to return from The Land of Oz to her native Kansas.
With their ruby sequins and glass-bead bows, the stolen pair was one of several used by Garland while filming The Musical .
In 2005, The Slippers were on loan to the Judy Garland Museum, in the late actress' hometown of Grand Rapids , Minnesota, from Hollywood memorabilia collector Michael Shaw .
Martin , from the nearby city of Duluth, took a sledgehammer to The Museum 's emergency exit and lifted the item - which was insured at $1m (£824,000) - from its plexiglass-encased display pedestal, believing the rubies were real gems.
But when a stolen goods buyer informed him the rubies were not real, he " didn't want anything to do with them" Martin Told a federal judge on Friday.
He was not publicly linked to The Crime until 13 years later, when an FBI Art Crime team recovered The Slippers in a sting operation after A Man approached the insurer and said he could help get them back.
Federal prosecutors announced Martin 's indictment in May, adding that the current market value of The Slippers stood at about $3. 5m.
Local media footage showed The Thief entering the Federal Courthouse in Duluth on Friday in a wheelchair, donning a paper mask and carrying an oxygen tank.
Ahead of the hearing, his attorney, Dane DeKrey, Told the AP that Martin was in poor health and had been cooperative with him.
" I think Terry is facing his own mortality, and I think when people are reaching that point in their life, they cut through the pleasantries and talk turkey, " He Said .
Martin - who has a previous conviction, in 1988, for receiving stolen goods - Remains free until he is sentenced, although no date has yet been set.
Federal sentencing guidelines recommend eight to 10 Years behind bars, his lawyer has said.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com