Rupert Holmes
Born | February 24, 1947 |
Hometown | Northwich, England |
Spouse | Liza Dreifuss |
Children | Timothy Goldstein, Nick Goldstein, Wendy Goldstein |
Parents | Leonard Goldstein, Gwen Goldstein |
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Theater review: ‘Drood’ a mirthful musical mystery with multiple endings at the Goodspeed
- You can call it the Droodspeed. Rupert Holmes’ 1985 musical “The Mystery of Edwin Drood transformed the Goodspeed Opera House into a British music hall of the 1870s. The front of the balcony area in the auditorium has been adorned with small portraits and designs in a genteel Victorian style. Antique-style footlights have been installed at the front of the stage, which has been extended so ...
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Come see Hudson Players' musical mystery before its 'Curtains' for the show
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From 'Pina Colada' to Supreme Court: Rupert Holmes' new play examines Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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Musical mystery 'Curtains' coming to Hudson Players stage
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Rupert Holmes opens up about new novel "Murder Your Employer"
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In celebration of ‘Only Murders in the Building’: Revisiting Broadway’s best musical mysteries
Hulu’s acclaimed “Only Murders in the Building,” currently vying for 11 Emmys, has gone all razzle dazzle in its third season. Make that rattle dazzle! Beleaguered Broadway director Oliver (Martin Short) was hoping for a comeback on the Great White Way with the mystery thriller “Death Rattle.” But when his leading man (Paul Rudd) is …
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Tony-winner Rupert Holmes' new book creates Hogwarts for homicidalists
'Murder Your Employer,' the new bestseller from Rupert Holmes, creates a college for those who want to do in their bosses.
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Rupert Holmes creates 'Hogwarts for homicidalists' in new mystery 'Murder Your Employer'
Songwriter Rupert Holmes creates a college for those who want to do in their bosses in new mystery "Murder Your Employer."
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Rupert Holmes recommends 6 timeless books
The novelist and songwriter suggests works by George Orwell, A.A. Milne, and more
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March comes in like a lion with experimental music ensembles and political theater this week in CT arts
Experimental music ensembles rule, with the jazzy Bad Plus and the neo-classically cool So Percussion both in Connecticut this week challenging your musical mind with strange syncopations and surprising arrangements of songs you thought you knew. Political theater is hot too, specifically political theater about women’s issues. Besides “The Art of Burning” March 2-26 at Hartford Stage, there ...
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Top 20 songs of the 1970s ranked [PHOTOS]
What were the biggest hit songs of the 1970s? The decade was dominated by disco, ballads, pop classics, rock and even country/folk tunes. Tour our gallery below as we reveal the top 20 singles according to our sister PMC company Billboard. The decade began with an Oscar-winning song as a holdover from the 1960s, with […]
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If you like piña coladas, you might enjoy Rupert Holmes' new cozy mystery
Rupert Holmes has written hit songs, a Broadway smash, a TV show and mystery novels including 'Murder Your Employer.' His work is still about 'escape.'
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Star Yankees prospect Jasson Dominguez shrugs off trade rumors, impresses Renegades
Jasson Dominguez hears his name in Yankees' trade rumors, but says he can only concern himself with the Hudson Valley Renegades.
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Ogunquit Playhouse announces casting for the ‘The Nutty Professor’
Ogunquit Playhouse announced casting for the musical adaptation of the beloved film comedy The Nutty Professor July 1 to Aug. 3.
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Yächtley Crëw rides like the wind to make you free again at local show
If you like Piña Coladas and getting caught in the rain, then you'll love the "Titans of Soft Rock", says singer of yacht rock tribute band.
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