Neal Zoren's Broadcast Media column
He reminisces about some of the changes he has seen in the Philadelphia market in his 40-year career.
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Neal Zoren's Broadcast Media column
He reminisces about some of the changes he has seen in the Philadelphia market in his 40-year career.
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Actor Ben Lipitz, Long-Running Star of THE LION KING, Dies At Age 58
Broadway actor Ben Lipitz has died at the age of 58. Lipitz was part of The Lion King family for well over a decade, performing the role of Pumbaa in over 6,000 performances both on Broadway and as part of the national tour.
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Source: broadwayworld.com
How did Ben Lipitz Die? Explore More Details About an American Actor
How did Ben Lipitz Die? Ben Lipitz was an extremely talented American actor best known for his work in Disney's The Lion King on Broadway.
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Wake Up With 4/20: First Look at PETER PAN GOES WRONG and GOOD NIGHT, OSCAR; Plus a Message From Jonathan Groff!
Top stories: Get a first look at Peter Pan Goes Wrong and Good Night, Oscar; plus watch an exclusive video message from Jonathan Groff in honor of BroadwayWorld's 20th anniversary!
Source: broadwayworld.com
Longtime The Lion King Cast Member Ben Lipitz Passes Away at 58
Mr. Lipitz raised millions for Broadway Cares throughout his career.
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Review: THE LION KING at Key Bank State Theatre/Playouse Square
THE LION KING, whose North American touring company, which recently opened in CLE's Playhouse Square's Key Bank State Theatre, has an enviable record. It is the third longest running show in Broadway history, clocking a little over 9,300 curtain raisers. Only THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (12,370) and the revival of CHICAGO (9,692) have had longer Great White way runs.
Source: broadwayworld.com