Two-time Tony winner Christian Borle plays Willy Wonka in this new musical based on the Roald Dahl novel, 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,' with a score by the 'Hairspray' team incorporating ...

There's no sequel to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, even though Roald Dahl's book does have a follow-up. Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator was published in 1972, but it's never had a ...

The chapter describes the Vanilla Fudge Room, an extra room in the chocolate factory. In it, Charlie Bucket goes to the factory with his mother – not his grandfather. The book turns 50 this month.

You think you know what you’re getting, but then it becomes unexpectedly crunchy, gooey or chewy?The new musical of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory — The Musical” is like that.The ...

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory remains, rightly so, one of the most loved of all children’s books. I can still remember the time I first read it, and I can even remember times when I re-read it.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Broadway in 2017 - ROALD DAHL's most treasured tale is coming to the land where sweet dreams come true—Broadway—in a delicious new musical! Willy ...

The national tour of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the musical adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic book, launched September 21 in Buffalo, New York at Shea's Performing Arts Center.. With ...

If it can be a classic book, a classic film starring Gene Wilder and a not-so-classic film starring Johnny Depp, then of course Charlie and the Chocolate Factory can be a classic musical.In 2013 ...

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Broadway in 2017 - ROALD DAHL's most treasured tale is coming to the land where sweet dreams come true—Broadway—in a delicious new musical! Willy ...

It’s hard to predict how grownups might feel about this inflated musical adapted from previous stage and film treatments of Roald Dahl’s beloved novel, “Charlie & the Chocolate Factory ...

John Rubenstein, who plays Charlie’s Grandpa Joe, hams it up in his early scenes, but calms down and becomes more trustworthy as the boy’s chaperone when he is allowed into the chocolate factory.