Musicals and Dance Archives | The Silver Petticoat Review

New ‘Center Stage’ TV Series Announced: What Will It Be About?

by Amber Topping | May 12, 2020 | Movies & TV, Musicals and Dance, News, Romance, Romance News, Romantic Drama | 0

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the romantic dance film, Center Stage. So, the announcement of a new TV show in the works comes at the perfect time!

The Most Comforting Romances to Binge-Watch Right Now

by Autumn Topping | May 5, 2020 | Action and Adventure, Classic Romanticism, Fairy Tale Romance, Fairy Tales, Jane Austen, Lists, Literary Romance, Modern Romanticism, Movies & TV, Musicals and Dance, Paranormal Romance, Period Dramas, Romance, Romantic Comedy, Romantic Drama, Romanticism, Urban Fantasy | 2

From romantic Jane Austen adaptations to fan-favorite shows like “Chuck,” to newer feel-good shows like “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist,” there’s something for everyone in this Romantic Binge List.

Movie Marathons for the New Year: 20 Epic, Binge-worthy Film Menus to Ring in 2020

by Jessica Jørgensen | Dec 31, 2019 | Action and Adventure, Chick Flicks, Classic Movies & TV, Classics, Contemporary Romance, Fairy Tale Romance, Fairy Tales, Fantasy Romance, Foreign Romance, Gothic Romance, Historical Romance, International, Jane Austen, Lists, Modern Romanticism, Movies & TV, Musicals and Dance, Paranormal Romance, Period Dramas, Regency Romance, Romance, Romantic Comedy, Romantic Drama, Romantic Mystery, Romantic Suspense, Romanticism, Sci-fi & Dystopian Romance, Teen Romance | 2

No matter your mood, we’ve got movie marathon ideas aplenty!

‘Moulin Rouge!’ Review: This is a Flashy and Fun New Broadway Musical

by Amber Topping | Nov 14, 2019 | Historical Romance, Modern Romanticism, Musicals and Dance, Period Dramas, Reviews, Romance, Romantic Drama, Romanticism, Theater, Theater Reviews | 4

Moulin Rouge! is an entertaining spectacle but falls short of becoming an emotional triumph.

The King and I – The Spectacular Musical Revival Premieres on PBS

by Autumn Topping | Nov 6, 2019 | Historical Romance, Modern Romanticism, Movies & TV, Musicals and Dance, News, Period Drama News, Period Dramas, Romance, Romance News, Romantic Drama, Romanticism, Theater | 2

Ken Watanabe and Kelli O’Hara shine in The King and I, an epic Tony-award winning romantic musical.

Review: ‘High Strung Free Dance’ is Full of Powerful Romanticism

by Amber Topping | Oct 8, 2019 | Chick Flicks, Contemporary Romance, Film Reviews, Modern Romanticism, Movies & TV, Musicals and Dance, Reviews, Romance, Romantic Drama, Romanticism | 2

High Strung Free Dance works as a standalone movie about the transcendent power of artistic creation and Romanticism – with a compelling love triangle added into the mix, of course!

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954) – A Musical That is Pure Fun Entertainment

by Brittaney B. | Sep 4, 2019 | Chick Flicks, Classic Movies & TV, Classics, Clean Romance, Film Reviews, Historical Romance, Modern Romanticism, Movies & TV, Musicals and Dance, Period Dramas, Reviews, Romance, Romantic Comedy, Romanticism | 2

We review the classic romantic musical, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers!

‘High Strung Free Dance’: See the New Romantic Trailer and Poster

by Amber Topping | Jul 26, 2019 | Contemporary Romance, Modern Romanticism, Movies & TV, Musicals and Dance, News, Romance, Romance News, Romantic Drama | 0

If you love romantic dance movies like Center Stage, then good news, a new one is coming soon. High Strung Free Dance (a sequel to High Strung) releases in theaters on October 11th and based on the trailer it looks great! Read more to watch the trailer and read the synopsis.

‘Yesterday’ Review – This Quirky New Rom-Com Will Make You Happy

by Brittaney B. | Jul 22, 2019 | British Dramas, Contemporary Romance, Fantasy Romance, Film Reviews, Foreign Romance, International, Modern Romanticism, Movies & TV, Musicals and Dance, Reviews, Romance, Romantic Comedy | 2

I went in for the music but found myself captivated by the picture as a whole. It’s one of those rare movies which has both heart and soul. Yesterday is sentimental without being maudlin, awkward but sincere, inspiring and challenging in its’ ultimate message. In short, it is one of the best films I’ve seen in a long time.