Beautiful, crazy, she can’t help but amaze me. — The Weekend (Toni Braxton) (Don’t) Look Now, my favorite John Bailey production, makes it very clear that if you were born in Europe or Africa between the years of 1917 and 1929, you are likely a ghost, as in haunting the dreams of your living loved ones. The show is staged on a bare floor. It is a play that deals with sex, madness, ghosts, and the passage of time — all four of those issues can be seen playing out through the use of two-foot-high stage props and a bare floor. — Art of Gina, Theatre Is Easy (Don’t) Look Now: How to Recognize The Signs of Hauntings and Talk Back to Your House Spirit (Paperback) by Linda Mackey is available on Amazon.com and in bookstores. The cast of The Pajama Game The cast of The Pajama Game The cast of La Cage aux Folles The cast of La Cage aux Folles The cast of Cabaret The cast of Cabaret The cast of Grease The cast of Grease The cast of Cabaret (New York City, 1973) The cast of A Chorus Line (1975) A Chorus Line (1975) opened on Broadway at The Palace Theater, March 20, 1975. Click here for tickets to this Tony Award-winning musical or click here for more information on how to see A Chorus Line on the road. A Chorus Line (1976) A post shared by Joseph Marotta (@joseph_marotta) on Aug 10, 2017 at 12:28pm PDT A Chorus Line (1977) A post shared by Joseph Marotta (@joseph_marotta) on Aug 12, 2017 at 1:32pm PDT A Chorus Line (1978) A post shared by Joseph Marotta (@joseph_marotta) on Aug 10, 2017 at 12:27pm PDT A Chorus Line (1985) A post shared by Joseph Marotta (@joseph_marotta) on Aug 10, 2017 at 12:34pm PDT A Chorus Line (1996) A post shared by Joseph Marotta (@joseph_marotta) on Aug 12, 2017 at 11:39am PDT Joe is a musician and producer who tours the world as a one-man version of Les Misérables and fronts the original Broadway cast of the Tony Award-winning musical Ain’t Too Proud. Joe is also a performer and the creator of the Off-Broadway shows What’s the Buzz? and Joe Marotta’s The Show. Joe is a member of The Actors’ Equity Association and performs at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York City. Joe’s latest show, Joe the Musical: A New Musical by Joe Marotta, opened on November 3, 2017, at La MaMa, and was featured in the Wall Street Journal as “New Musical Worth the Wait.” Joe’s other credits include the Off-Broadway shows Wicked, Beauty and the Beast, and The Who’s Tommy. For more information, visit www.joemarotta.net. This story was originally published by Entertainment Weekly. EW’s Inside Line newsletter (subscribe here) lets you know what’s happening in the world of entertainment every Friday. Read more: Meet the New Boss: ‘Chicago’ Musical Takes Over the Kennedy Center ‘Cats’ Gets a New Broadway Cast Member — But Who Will Bounce on Stage With a Dancing Mastiff? How The Musicals That Were Almost ‘Gypsy’ Changed America Rachel Bay Jones, Cast in the New Broadway Cast of ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ Rachel Bay Jones, Cast in the New Broadway Cast of ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ (Theatre Is Easy) Amy Sherman-Palladino Discusses New Broadway Production of ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ How Did SpongeBob Win Wimbledon? (Popular Mechanics)