'Singin in the Rain' Provides an Entertainment Revolution

New Bedford —The 1920s was a pivotal time in movie history. It was a time when silent movies were being replaced by “talkies,” making it imperative that an actor had a nice voice to accompany his or her pretty face.

This transition provides for many comedic and ironic moments captured in the play “Singin’ in the Rain,” and New Bedford Festival Theatre on July 26-28 and Aug. 1-4 will bring this romantic comedy to life.

Executive Producer Armand Marchand said his cast and crew will stay true to the MGM classic and they have all the right people to do it.

“We are living up the to the reputation of the classic movie musical,” Marchand said. “People will be thrilled ... It is an exciting thing, with many great numbers in the show.”

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