You’ll find it in “Funny Girl,” now at Citizens Opera House, starring Hannah Shankman as the brassy, unlucky-in-love but indomitable vaudeville-era comedian-singer Fanny Brice.

BOSTON - "Funny Girl" helped secure Barbra Streisand's stardom. Now, a new production of the recent Broadway hit is in Boston ...

After an array of false starts and high-profile planned productions that collapsed thanks to financing issues and other woes ...

Barbra Streisand arrives on the screen, in “Funny Girl,” when the movies are in ... featuring notable pieces from the past. Most Broadway musicals are dead before they reach the movies ...

Funny Girl is a classic musical with a rich history. Debuting on Broadway in 1964, it launched the career of the iconic Barbra Streisand in the starring role of Fanny Brice. The show features ...

BOSTON - "Funny Girl" helped secure Barbra Streisand's stardom. Now, a new production of the recent Broadway hit is in Boston, and a new actress is taking on one of the most demanding roles in ...

Reviewer Kathi Scrizzi Driscoll gives a thumbs-up to 'Funny Girl' now in Boston -- 60 years after Fanny Brice's life made Barbra Streisand a star.

With music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Bob Merrill and book by Isobel Lennart, Funny Girl has become one of the most beloved Broadway classics, famous for skyrocketing Barbra Streisand to stardom.

Mimi Hines, the delightful Canadian-born actress, singer and comedian who stepped in for Barbra Streisand as Fanny Brice in ...

“Funny Girl” is based on the life of comedian and singer Fanny Brice, one of the biggest stars of stage and radio during the first half of the 20th century. The musical opened on Broadway in 1964 ...

The nostalgic rendition of the musical stars an excellent Hannah Shankman as Fanny Brice, a young woman who has dreams of stardom. Theater critic Jacquinn Sinclair reviews the Broadway in Boston show.

“Funny Girl,” on stage and screen “Funny Girl,” the 1964 Broadway musical in which Streisand played the Jewish comedian Fanny Brice, made her a household name. “Obviously, we were both ...