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Click below for "The Kentertainment Report"!
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: BIRTHDAY CANDLES, MACBETH & FUNNY GIRL
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: MJ: THE MUSICAL, MR. SATURDAY NIGHT & POTUS
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: TAKE ME OUT, TO MY GIRLS & THE PATSY
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: MRS. DOUBTFIRE, CLYDES, plus DIANA & TREVOR Closing But (Soon) Streaming Online
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: BRUCE BRINGS BACK BROADWAY (BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ON BROADWAY), THE SAFETY OF SEEING SHOWS AND ENJOYING THE AUDIENCE EXPERIENCE
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: OFF-BROADWAY IS BACK! THE OFFICE, PERFECT CRIME, FRUMA-SARAH, MERRY WIVES, ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE, SEVEN DEADLY SINS, CAMP MORNING WOOD
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: CAMP MORNING WOOD: A VERY NAKED MUSICAL,MUSICALS RETURN TO OFF-BROADWAY, "RISE& SHINE" PERFORMED BY CAST OF CAMP MORNING WOOD
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT:
ARCHIVED SEGMENTS FEATURING SELECT SHOWS CURRENTLY RUNNING
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: TINA: THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL, JAGGED LITTLE PILL, THE INHERITANCE Parts 1 & 2, A CHRISTMAS CAROL
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: FOR COLORED GIRLS..., PANAMA HATTIE, BELLA BELLA, THE SOUND INSIDE
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: SLAVE PLAY, LINDA VISTA, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: MOULIN ROUGE, BETRAYAL, THE HEIGHT OF THE STORM, MADONNA "Madame X" TOUR
THE KENTERTAINMENT REPORT: HIGHLIGHTS EPISODE with Frank DeCaro
VIDEO LINKS (Highlight Clips & Episodes)
KEN KLEIBER: REEL: That's Kentertainment! ("Reel Long Reel")
CHRISTOPHER SIEBER DOES DOUBLE-DUTY: Interview
LIZA MINNELLI/THAT'S KENTERTAINMENT! PROMO
"That's Kentertainment!" Bio
Webster's Collegiate Dictionary defines a star as a radiant ball of gas.
So when the New York Times wrote that Ken Kleiber was on the verge of stardom, they weren't just whistling Dixie!
Ken has been entertaining millions of viewers since before the Dawn of Time.
With his flaming red hair ™ and his irreverent delivery, Ken has carved himself a very special niche in the extreme nether regions of Show Business. Ken deftly blends witticism, candor and thievery into a unique conglomeration of song stylings and peppy patter that is not as grotesque as you might think.
Or is it?
In sixth grade when Ken was attending St. Ladislaus Catholic School, Sister Pauline spoke in advance for Ken's home viewers when she said, "Will you please sit down and be quiet?" The writing was on the wall, and Ken immediately enrolled in Chicago's Columbia College with a double major in Drama and Musical Theatre. Ken's father, Otto "Dutch" Kleiber, a devout Ethel Merman fan and former pro wrestler, was wildly supportive of Ken's decision. His mother Elaine, however, was saddened and skeptical.
And so she remains to this very day.
Ken's teachers at Columbia were at a complete loss as to where his unique talents might be best put to use. As a spotlight operator Ken was skittish and inattentive, two qualities that ultimately led to a dual diagnosis and heavy medication by a local psychopharmacologist, Susan Pahl. "Cousin Sue" remains his costumer and personal pharmacist, as well as his only close friend (based on billable hours.)
Thanks to medication, Ken was able to focus for the first time in his life. The results were off-putting to all casual observers, and earned Ken a special place on President Nixon's fabled "Hate-List." Undaunted, Ken made his way to the Big Apple and on to the Great White Way. He put his classical dance training to good use onstage at one of the Show Palaces that were so popular in the Eighties. Ken's ability to pick up quarters without using his hands earned him a handful of cult followers.
As for That's Kentertainment!, his acclaimed television series- well... any schmo can have a cable tv show! Just present your paperwork, including proof of New York City residency, at the Manhattan Neighborhood Network and you're on your way!
And thus it began.
And thus it continues...the legend that IS That's Kentertainment!