The seasonal Starlight show opens at the Babbacombe Theater in Torquay in mid-February, with performances every week until mid-October. We hope the name of the show proves fitting, brightening your day when times have been dark lately. The production, directed and produced by Colin Matthews, will feature hits from someRead More →
young girl birdwatching IRON: Translating Territories January 29 – February 6. To free. Royal Scottish Academy, The Mound, Edinburgh, EH2 2EL. This exhibit from the Royal Scottish Academy showcases diverse understandings of the world around us as well as the potential and complexity of iron, a material that has beenRead More →
Outlander’s John Bell takes the stage for the first time in new Wimbledon show Wimbledon is hosting a new theater show featuring actor John Bell. John Bell was cast in David Drake’s multi-award winning Off-Broadway hit The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me. John is an actor who has starred inRead More →
On Wednesday night on Broadway, “Skeleton Crew,” the finale of seven new plays written by black playwrights to debut this season, opened to an intimate crowd at the Manhattan Theater Club’s Friedman Theater. The show was embraced by an audience that included Danielle Brooks, Denée Benton and La Chanze butRead More →
Gabriel Byrne returns to Dublin tonight for the world premiere of Walking with Ghosts at the Gaiety Theatre. The show is adapted from the actor’s bestselling book of the same name and directed by Emmy-winning director Lonny Price. Walking with Ghosts will play for 12 performances only from tonight, ThursdayRead More →
Claire Wood directing the previous show, The Lark PIC: Jon Davey When Claire Wood turned to online theater last year, something unexpected happened. The playwright had always intended for her to play interactive roulette, and in its online form, he asked Zoom audiences to vote on how couples on aRead More →
Alan Cumming will star as Scottish National Bard Robert Burns this summer in a one-man show that will delve beyond the great poet’s “traditional cookie jar image”. Burn, a dance theater production, was announced on Tuesday amid preparations for the traditional Burns evening suppers celebrating the poet’s birthday. It willRead More →
The cool black interior of Studio 4 swelled with the sound of Spanish poetry and song on Sunday night with the Spanish Theater Club’s performance of “Si Cae España”, an original composition of existing poetry and songs about the Spanish Civil War. The Spanish Theater Club, a recently formed MURead More →
MONIQUE FORD/Stuff Combining animation, immersive scenography, physical theater and original music, “Paper Jam” merges fantasy and reality in a wacky exploration of imaginary friends. The first production from a young Wellington theater company changes the way we do theater – sustainable sets, tactile tours and audio descriptions as the norm.Read More →
We apologize for having to postpone the performance of The Good Kind on Saturday February 5, 2022 to fox theater to Saturday, March 12, 2022. All existing tickets will be honoured. If you cannot attend the new date, refunds will be available for the next 30 days at the pointRead More →
Theatre: an open-air showcase of art forms rooted in agrarian Bengal Anshuman Bhowmick | Posted on 22.01.22, 02:50 Cultural consumption is intimately linked to the society in which we live and the way in which we are brought up. When it comes to appreciating the performing art forms rooted inRead More →
Sponsored Editorial Thinking of something exciting to do with the kids as we transition from winter to spring? Want to get out of the house for some family fun? Creative Folkestone’s Quarterhouse is back with a bigger and better 2022 lineup than ever! Quarterhouse Folkestone is a hub of creativityRead More →
[UPDATE 1/18/21]: More problems, the brand new Allman Brothers Group tribute act, announced a second concert at New York’s beacon theater on Saturday, March 26 after the band’s first show sold out on Friday, March 25. The initial, one-off performance of Trouble No More on 3/25 was intended as aRead More →
A new theater show inspired by the hit TV series Peaky Blinders will visit The Lowry next year. Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby is set to set off on a massive UK tour in 2023, including a series of dates in Salford. The first dance show of itsRead More →
A rare dinner theater production in Surrey is coming to the Sheraton Hotel in Guildford. The Royal Canadian Theater Company will present Nick Hall’s “Eat Your Heart Out” in a ballroom there from January 27-29, as part of the Dine Out Vancouver festival. Ellie King directs the comedy, billed asRead More →
A rare dinner theater production in Surrey is coming to the Sheraton Hotel in Guildford. The Royal Canadian Theater Company will present Nick Hall’s “Eat Your Heart Out” in a ballroom there from January 27-29, as part of the Dine Out Vancouver festival. Ellie King directs the comedy, billed asRead More →
A rare dinner theater production in Surrey is coming to the Sheraton Hotel in Guildford. The Royal Canadian Theater Company will present Nick Hall’s “Eat Your Heart Out” in a ballroom there from January 27-29, as part of the Dine Out Vancouver festival. Ellie King directs the comedy, billed asRead More →
Beit Al SeheimiAl-Muaaz St, Al-Darb Al-Asfar Alley, Al-Gamalya District, Tel 02 2787 8865Every Sunday, 7 p.m.: La Troupe du Nil for folk instruments, conducted by Abdel-Rahman Al-Shafaai, performs Upper Egyptian dances and songs on mizmar, tabla and other traditional musical instruments.Every Friday at 7 p.m.: “Al-Aragouz wa Khayal Al-Zel” (TheRead More →
The curtains are rising on a new semester at Minnesota State University, Mankato, and with it, a new lineup of shows from the school’s drama department. With a few shows including “Tartuffe”, “12 Angry Jurors” and “The Sound of Music”, dazzling performances are sure to embellish the stage. The overallRead More →
The show celebrating Sharjah’s rich history will be performed at the Al Majaz Amphitheater on January 25, 26, 28 and 29. An immersive and experiential theatrical spectacle combining poetry and storytelling, ancient and contemporary music and breathtaking visuals is set to captivate music and art lovers in the United ArabRead More →
The New York premiere of long lost began performances May 14 at the Manhattan Theater Club ahead of the June 4 opening night. The drama, directed by Daniel Sullivan, is scheduled to play through June 30 in New York City Center – Stage I. Written by Pulitzer Prize winner DonaldRead More →
Whitney Cummings has always been known to have a lot to say. Anyone who’s seen her multiple specials, including “I’m Your Girlfriend” (HBO, 2016) and “Can I Touch It?” (Netflix, 2019), or listened to his weekly podcast, “Good For You,” or read his books, like 2017’s “I’m Fine…And Other Lies,”Read More →
Jeff Stelling in Dundee: Saturday football panel for a theater show Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f”Read More →
Multinational mobile telecommunications company, MTN, has said it wants to facilitate the revival of the once vibrant performing arts space, music growth and talent development in Nigeria. Since its inception in 2004, the MTN Foundation as a brand has been committed to empowering young Nigerians through the MTN Project Fame,Read More →