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Schmigadoon Is a Musical Reality That Wants to Trap You Share Filed to:aaron tveit Cecily Strong as Melissa Gimble and Keegan-Michael Key as Josh Skinner. (Image: Apple) Between Kevin Can F*ck Himself, shows revolving around warped pocket realities have been having quite the moment in 2021. It seems like a moment that Apple TV+’s new musical series Schmigadoon — from co-creators Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio, and director Barry Sonnenfeld — very much wants to be a part of. But where this year’s other reality-within-a-reality stories have often treated their conceits as mysterious novelt...

Apple TV+’s ‘Schmigadoon!’: TV Review Daniel Fienberg My grandmother loved musicals. She loved seeing them and singing along with them, and she loved announcing, when a song came on the radio or came up in conversation, “I wrote that one!” See, my grandmother also loved writing musical parodies. Whether she was reconceiving the classics for friends and family at the Wapaska Lodge on Muskoka Bay, or as part of talent shows or fundraisers for the New Mount Sinai Hospital Women’s Auxiliary, it was the rare musical classic that she hadn’t already given her own spin �...

>> Laura Collins-Hughes, The New York Times Published: 04 Jul 2021 11:38 AM BdST Updated: 04 Jul 2021 11:38 AM BdST Cinco Paul in Agoura Hills, Calif, June 14, 2021. Paul, who grew up on his mother’s Broadway cast recordings and played piano for musicals as an undergraduate at Yale, said he came up with the kernel of “Schmigadoon!” almost 25 years ago. The New York Times The director Barry Sonnenfeld has never been a theatre guy. "); } “I am not a fan of Broadway musicals,” he grumped affably over the phone. “I’m not a fan of filmed musicals. I don’t understand why people w...

Abigail Dougherty/Stuff ‘The main reason people come along is nostalgia, but that’s not a bad thing,’ says Kora. ‘These shows don’t just remind you of good songs; they remind you of who you were.’ I spent years on end lying on that bedspread listening to music, the records I played a cheap ticket out of town. One album that got a thrashing was Elton John’s seventh, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. A double LP, it came out in 1973, when I was 12. Even the record sleeve spoke of escape. There’s Elton on the front cover, taking his leave of the grimy brick alleys of England, steppi...

  Recent visitors include George Bogardus of Saltillo;  Crystal Ellison, Dixie Ellison and Alexis Ellison (daughter and granddaughters of Sharon and Danny Bailey who work in the Town Square Post Office) of Woodland, Miss.;  and Mark Rogers of Lauderdale, Miss. who was researching and viewing the history and artifacts on display of his ancestor Columbus Ware Stegall, who served in the 41st Mississippi Infantry Regiment during the Civil War.   Lynda Tinsley donated jewelry that had belonged to her mother in the mid 1900s. The jewelry is a set including a necklace, bracelet and earri...