Frank Ferrante has been playing Groucho Marx for more than 35 years, but he is much more than an impersonator. He is a serious actor and a true student of both the history of comedy and its ...
The quips and puns zoom by in the Gilbert Theater's production of "Groucho Marx: A Life in Revue." "I hear you just got back from Africa," a character tells the comedian. "Yes, and safari, so good," ...
Well, for me, even after all these years, the Marx Brothers – Harpo, Chico, Gummo, Zeppo and – the greatest of these – Groucho. Mrs. Rittenhouse: “Capt. Spaulding, you stand before me as one of the ...
If you find the Marx Brothers unfailingly funny, Lee Siegel is not your man. In fact, Siegel argues in what he calls his “biocommentary” on Groucho that the brothers often seemed to aim at something ...
Oh, the awkwardness of being known for something, then being asked to perform it on the spot. Groucho Marx is sitting at dinner in London in 1964 when his host, the poet and critic T.S. Eliot, asks ...
A belated holiday gift, “Groucho & Cavett” might be regarded by those born in this millennium as some kind of strange antique show, the principal antique wearing a funny hat. Groucho Marx was born in ...
In our ever-expanding media universe, wonderfully entertaining things are naturally bound to get lost or overlooked. With so many choices available, it isn’t obvious that there may be something ...
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