BOONE – The Appalachian Musical Theater Club presents “Heathers: the Musical” at Legends from April 1-3 at 7 p.m. The production, presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals, is entirely directed by students from Appalachian State University. This includes directors, technicians, actors and musicians for a team of around 40 people.Read More →
You could say that Eponine Lee was born into the creative arts. His mother, Nina Lee Aquino (currently artistic director of Factory Theatre, who will take on the same role at the National Arts Center’s English Theater in September), gave birth while rehearsing, and Lee spent much of her childhoodRead More →
Will Smith vs. Chris Rock: What Leaded Up to the Oscars Slap and What Happened After Will Smith slapped Chris Rock during the Oscars after making a joke about his wife’s hair loss. Here’s a look at the timeline of events before and after the altercation. ATLANTE – Tickets forRead More →
Stepping into a theater every time can be like stepping into an unpredictable new world. This April, Richmond’s Gateway Theater transforms its performance space into a world of escapism with an imaginative, contemporary show titled “In Wonderland.” The three-actor show is based on the books by Lewis Caroll Alice’s AdventuresRead More →
The RHYL Children’s Theater Club is in its 78th year, but it far exceeds the history of the Rhyl Little Theater. During the Second World War the Manchester Repertory Theater Company was evacuated from Manchester to the Pavilion Theater on Rhyl promenade. 1970s actors pose for the camera. Image: RhylRead More →
Immersive Everywhere, in association with Caryn Mandabach Productions and Steven Knight announce that PEAKY BLINDERS: THE RISE, a brand new immersive theater performance, live at The Camden Garrison at Stables Market, Camden, London is now on sale, with performances from Thursday 23rd June 2022. Tickets are available now from: www.immersivepeakyblinders.comRead More →
CLARKSBURG, WV — The Robert C. Byrd High School Student Choir competed all season with their “Color My World” themed show. RCB Show Choir is getting ready for upcoming performances. On Saturday, March 26 at 6 p.m., the students will lead a dinner show for family, friends and fans forRead More →
For its new account of the Trojan War, the theater company has built a complete and functional city in a series of London warehouses Since its founding in 2000, Punchdrunk has staged performances everywhere from industrial warehouses to a disused post office to a disused nuclear bunker. His last years,Read More →
18 March 2022, 11:20 Gary Barlow’s new one-man show is heading to London’s West End. Image: Neil Lupin/SJM Concerts By Thomas Curtis Horsfall London’s West End will host Gary Barlow’s acclaimed new show. The Take That icon has revealed a series of new dates for his solo theatrical show, ARead More →
Rosen Pineapple Theater Club President, Senior Entertainment Management Major Blake Deuell watches rehearsals for “Drowsy Chaperone”, the club’s first-ever musical. Alexandra Sullivan The Rosen Pineapple Theater Club is working from scratch as it rehearses to perform the first-ever musical for the club and for Rosen College of Hospitality Management, AprilRead More →
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Nicky Lawrence left the Shaw Festival almost ten years ago under a storm cloud. On the bright side: the experience gave rise to a one-woman show titled “ugly black womanfeaturing original songs by Lawrence about black women who have shaped Canadian history. The show opens March 19 at the ParadiseRead More →
Graham Jaehnig/Daily Mining Gazette Grammy Award Songwriters Wynn Varble, Gary Hannan (center) and Clint Daniels performed at the Calumet Theater on March 5, where they sang the songs they wrote and shared the stories behind them. CALUMET — The Gary Hannan and Friends concert at theRead More →
A spectacular evening of the West End and Broadway’s best-loved musicals, performed by musical theater’s biggest stars, will take place in Liverpool later this month. Music Of The Night is brought to you by Absolute Opera in association with Bill Elms and returns to the Epstein Theater on Friday, MarchRead More →
Cast members of The Addams Family have helped raise thousands of books for Ukraine. The Blyth Music and Theater Company’s amateur drama company ran the family comedy at the Phoenix Theatre. Actor John Paul Hofileña, 29, who played Uncle Fester decided to shave his hair for the show and askedRead More →
03/10/2022 Infomercial Unity Theatre’s latest production, Kerbs, offers a witty take on what it’s like to be a disabled 20-something dating and negotiating your way through a relationship. And there are a few parts of her own life that Nickie Miles-Wildin acknowledges. “Browsing through dating apps, navigating the world asRead More →
MYSTERY SHOW: From left, Katherine Hanratty of East Windsor, Karen Bowan of Lakewood, Edward Liu of Princeton Junction, Haley Schmalbach of Hamilton and Timothy Horan of Rocky Hill star in Kelsey Kids’ upcoming production of ‘Nick Tickle, Fairy Tale Detective” at the Kelsey Theater at Mercer County Community College. PerformancesRead More →
A music teacher has invited MK residents to join him in launching his new musical theater show. Christopher Edwards, who runs a music school in Newport Pagnell, wrote and composed ‘A World Divided’ 10 years ago, but during lockdown he started trying to bring it to life on the professionalRead More →
North Shields star Sam Fender has added a massive outdoor date on the Yorkshire coast to his upcoming UK tour. The double BRIT Award winner – whose new album seventeen below went straight to the top of the UK charts – will play a landmark show at the Scarborough OpenRead More →
ACTOR Taron Egerton collapsed on stage in front of a packed crowd on the opening night of his new theater show. The star – famous for playing Elton John in Rocketman – was forced off the stage at the Ambassadors Theater in Leicester Square last night after fainting. 2 TaronRead More →
‘Sore neck and bruised ego, but I’m fine!’ Taron Egerton confirms he passed out on stage on opening night of new West End play… and a doctor in the audience came to his aid By Milly Veitch for Mailonline Published: 4:56 p.m. BST, 6 March 2022 | Update: 4:58 p.m.Read More →
The Last Quiz Night on Earth will leave traditional venues and head to a series of intimate venues over the next two weeks around Bury, Ramsbottom, Oldham and Irlam. Audiences are immediately immersed in the spectacle – a comedy based on the idea that an asteroid is heading towards earthRead More →
Filled with original plays written by club members, the Theater Club is excited to resume its in-person presentation with its Starlight showcase on April 29-30. With flyers scattered around the Dobbs Ferry campus and a post on their official Instagram page, @mercytheatreclub, the drama club created a buzz among studentsRead More →
A student nurse from Croftfoot is set to quit her day job with a role in a Lanarkshire theater production of the Addams Family. Melissa Hemmingsley, 20, is also a performer and dancer with Eros Musical Society, who are due to return for their first post-covid show at the EastRead More →
Scottish actor James McAvoy is set to star in Cyrano de Bergerac at Glasgow’s Theater Royal, and 12,000 tickets at just £15 will be made available to select audiences. Cyrano Rush offers £15 pits and dress circle seats for all performances throughout the race; these will be communicated to eligibleRead More →
“The Incrementalist,” by Bay Area playwright Cleavon Smith, will premiere at the Aurora Theater on April 15. Credit: Aurora Theater This story is brought to you by Aurora Theater. The latest in Aurora Theater Company’s new works incubator program, “The Incrementalist,” by Cleavon Smith, takes an introspective look at Berkeley’sRead More →
Children five and under are invited to a free special performance of “Ms. Joy” at the Ruby Sisson Library today, Thursday, March 3, 10-11 a.m., presented by Creede Repertory Theater (Rescheduled by the theater from February 16.) “Mrs. Joy” is about a woman who has a very strict daily lifeRead More →
Theater maker Luca Rutherford returns to Hull this week with a powerful solo piece called ‘You Heard Me’ – just three years after escaping an assault here in the city. Luca was working at the Hull Truck Theater – the same theater her new show will be performing in –Read More →