This publicity photo released by Glenna Freedman Public Relations shows, from left, Natalie Charle Ellis, Marcus Stevens and Jenny Lee Stern, in a scene from Gerard Alessandrini’s "Forbidden Broadway: Alive & Kicking" in New York. A producer of the off-B
This publicity photo released by Glenna Freedman Public Relations shows, from left, Natalie Charle Ellis, Marcus Stevens and Jenny Lee Stern, in a scene from Gerard Alessandrini’s "Forbidden Broadway: Alive & Kicking" in New York. A producer of the off-Broadway musical revue that hilariously tweaks shows and stars said Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012, that its run will be extended through April 28. It opened Sept. 6 at the 47th Street Theatre after a three-year absence from New York. Glenna Freedman PR, Carol Rosegg, Associated Press

By Associated Press

NEW YORK — The latest edition of the theater spoof "Forbidden Broadway" will be making folks laugh deep into spring.

A producer of the off-Broadway musical revue that hilariously tweaks shows and stars said Wednesday that its run will be extended through April 28.

The show opened Sept. 6 at the 47th Street Theatre after a three-year absence from New York.

The new edition, called "Forbidden Broadway: Alive & Kicking!" goofs on shows including "Annie," ''Newsies," ''Once," ''The Book of Mormon," ''Evita," ''Porgy and Bess," ''Anything Goes," ''Follies" as well of send-ups of Catherine Zeta Jones, Matthew Broderick, Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin.

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