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New Wandsworth restaurant ready to cook up (pizza) storm in 180 ...
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With 900 degree ovens, the restaurant will be able to cook fresh, stone-baked pizzas in just three minutes.
The company wanted to create a restaurant where the pizza is totally unique to the diner – and with more than 50 unlimited toppings, and more than a million different combinations, customers will certainly not be lacking in choice.
Customers will have the option of designing their own pizza in a Subway-style counter, picking their own base, cheese, toppings and sauces.
A takeaway option is also available (with just a three minute wait of course) and it won’t break the bank, either – whatever the pizza, however many toppings, every one is guaranteed to cost less than £9.
For those diners who enjoy a tipple with their pizza, the restaurant will offer a selection of beers for less than £3 and wines less than £10.
Review: "Five Guys Named Moe" - hpherald.com
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Where: Court Theatre, 5535 S. Ellis Ave. When: through Oct. 15 Tickets: $44-$74 Phone: 773-753-4472 Court Theatre is kicking off its 63rd season on a very high note with an infectiously joyous “Five Guys Named Moe,” Clarke Peters’ celebration of saxophonist, songwriter, and band leader Louis Jordan.
Peters’ conceit starts with a young man, Nomax (Stephen “Blu” Allen), whose woman has left him, leading him to drink and listen to the blues on his big console radio into the wee hours of the morning.
All of a sudden the radio starts talking back and out pop the five Moes: Eat Moe (James Earl Jones II), No Moe (Eric A. Lewis), Little Moe (Darrian Ford), Four Eyed Moe (Kelvin Roston Jr.), and Big Moe (Lorenzo Rush Jr.).
His feel for the harmonics and how the songs should sound is spot on, and it’s a real pleasure to not have to listen to singing that’s too loud, with one big crescendo after another, and the other ills of so many modern musicals.
The men all have beautiful voices, very different from each other, and they dance up a storm—particularly Ford’s Little Moe.
Court Theatre presents FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE
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Court Theatre, under the continuing leadership of Charles Newell, Marilyn F. Vitale Artistic Director, and Stephen J. Albert, Executive Director, opens its 2017-2018 season with Five Guys Named Moe by Clarke Peters, directed by Resident Artist Ron OJ Parson, Music Director Abdul Hamid Royal and Associate Director Felicia P. Fields.
Five Guys Named Moe, which features Louis Jordan's greatest hits, runs September 7 - October 8, 2017 at Court Theatre, 5535 S. Ellis Ave. The press opening is September 16, 2017 at 8:00 p.m. "Ron OJ Parson and Felicia Fields have pulled together an incredible team for Five Guys Named Moe," says Charles Newell, Marilyn F. Vitale Artistic Director.
James Earl Jones II (Eat Moe) Chicago credits include She Loves Me, October Sky, Elf, Dreamgirls, The Full Monty (Marriott Theatre); Satchmo at the Waldorf, The Secret Garden, The Good Book, Porgy and Bess(Court); Wonderful Town, Carlyle (Goodman); Scottsboro Boys, Sondheim on Sondheim (Porchlight Music Theatre); Shrek (Chicago Shakespeare); Cymbeline (First Folio); Sweet Charity, Company (Writers); Mr. Rickey Calls a Meeting (Lookingglass); Porgy and Bess (Lyric Opera,San Francisco Opera); The Wiz (TATC); Aida, Spamalot, Ragtime (Drury Lane); A Civil War Christmas (Northlight); Annie Get Your Gun (Ravinia Festival); The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Broadway in Chicago); and Dessa Rose (Apple Tree).
Chicago credits include Jimmy Early in Dreamgirls at Porchlight Theatre, which earned him a Jeff Award; Disney's The Little Mermaid, In the Heights, and Tommy (Paramount Theater); My Way, Women on the Verge and All Shook Up (Theater at the Center); Parade at BoHo Theatre; and How to Succeed in Business..., Sister Act, and Seussical(Marriott Theatre); and Once Upon a People (Black Ensemble Theater).
Lorenzo Rush, JR. (Big Moe) Chicago credits include: Jesus Christ Superstar(Paramount); Ain't Misbehavin' (Jeff Award); A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Porchlight Music Theater); Dreamgirls, City of Angels (Marriott Theater); Parade (BoHo Theater).
Review/Theater; From London, a Celebration Of Louis Jordan and ...
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"Five Guys Named Moe," the London hit that opened at the Eugene O'Neill Theater last night, wants to sell you a drink.
That entertainment is unlikely to be confused by many New York audiences with this production's obvious prototypes, "Ain't Misbehavin' " and "One Mo' Time," with which it shares its cast size, nostalgic musical ambitions and intended saloon ambiance.
Given that the show's creators are both American-born black men -- Clarke Peters (book) and Charles Augins (direction and choreography) -- the evening's synthetic tone is most surprising.
Perhaps the problem is that Mr. Peters and Mr. Augins have spent too much time in London (most of their careers, according to the Playbill).
I cannot say, since I did not see the London edition, which began at a theater half the size of the O'Neill before moving to the West End.
Burger 2.0: London's best new burgers | London Evening Standard
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On Wednesday July 3 and Thursday July 4, Five Guys and Shake Shack launch their brand of super burgers in Covent Garden.
Where: 1-3 Long Acre, Covent Garden, WC2; fiveguys.co.uk SHAKE SHACK, BURGER + FRO-CUS Who: the US burger chain that began life as a street food shack in New York’s Madison Square Park.
What: “We’re going to keep our burgers simple,” says chef Danny Meyer who hopes people will try not just the burgers “but also our frozen custards, which I don’t think have been explored yet in London”.
What: their signature burger is a 7oz 28-day aged Scottish rump topside of beef patty served in a choice of demi brioche or wholemeal bap, with garnishes, and a secret Hot Pink Burger Sauce.
What: Chef Rob Mitchell coats and marinades Atlantic salmon in teriyaki sauce, bakes for eight minutes at 200C, and puts them inside toasted buns drizzled with mayonnaise along with beef tomatoes, gem lettuce and red onion.