'Anything Goes' is easy on the eyes, ears  Tony-winning Broadway
revival retains its pizzazz in touring production at the
Ahmanson.  Article Tab: Rachel York and the cast of Roundabout
Theatre Company's “Anything Goes, now playing at the Ahmanson
Theatre on its national tour. Rachel York and the cast of
Roundabout Theatre Company's “Anything Goes," now playing at the
Ahmanson Theatre on its national tour.   Those who praise
composer-lyricist Cole Porter as "the Stephen Sondheim of his
era" usually neglect to add that it was a far different era. In
1934, Broadway audiences didn't ask a lot of their musical
comedies beyond hummable tunes, belting dames, a steady stream
of jokes, shapely legs and rascally, ineffectual villains.
Still, "Anything Goes" is a masterpiece in its own carefree way:
an art deco time capsule that transports us to a more innocent
and bubbly decade when production numbers were more important
than plausibility.  â€˜Anything Goes'  Where: Ahmanson Theatre,
135 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles  Wh