One of the new stamps honoring women’s contributions during World War II will feature a rare photograph of female code breakers at Bletchley Park where they operated complex crypto machines. Available from May 5, the set celebrates the wide range of work women undertook during the conflict. Ahead of VERead More →
Live Children’s Theater returns to the Civic on Monday, May 16. Beep, a Windmill Theater Company production, is a slightly offbeat story about an unexpected friendship, finding where you fit in, and learning to mix it up a bit. In Mort’s Village, everything has its place, every day is theRead More →
Katy Sullivan and Victor Williams in the off-Broadway production of “Cost of Living” in 2017 (Photo: Joan Marcus) The Manhattan Theater Club has announced four plays for its upcoming 2022-2023 season. Two more Broadway productions and one off-Broadway production are to be announced to round out the MTC season. FullRead More →
King of Shock Rock Alice Cooper and the Spaceman himself, original Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley performed at the Greek Theater on Sunday (4/24). It wasn’t their first tour together or their first concert at the Greek. Cooper and Frehley played Greek in 2018 and Cooper played Greek again in 2019Read More →
A Futures Theater presents Offside. Cast announced for this sporting theatrical triumph which makes a timely return to dressing rooms and football stadiums ahead of the 2022 European Women’s Championships by Hollie McNish and Sabrina Mahfouzdirected by Caroline Bryant. Performed by Charlotte Gosling, Elizabeth Hope and Amy Revelle. UK tour:Read More →
Midstate Select performs at MLK Plaza at State College in July 2021. Left to right: Sam Milz, Anna Pearl Belinda, Sam Christensen and Sean Heffernan. Photo of Geoff Rushton | StateCollege.com State College band Midstate Select will celebrate the release of their debut album with a concert at the StateRead More →
Find out what’s happening at the Shadbolt Center in April and May. Two innovative theater companies from British Columbia will be performing at the Shadbolt Center for the Arts over the next two weeks. This week – from Wednesday April 27 to Saturday April 30 – the public can catchRead More →
Local artist Kate Normington has brought the love of musical theater back to Theater On The Square. The talented Inanda resident recently took the stage for her musical review Storm In AB Cup from April 21-30, leaving audiences wanting more. Storm In AB Cup is based on an original conceptRead More →
If you’re looking to get out of the pandemic doldrums, look no further than the new Chemainus Theater Festival production The 39 steps. While the theater has worked hard to provide entertainment during the pandemic, with small cabaret dinner shows, The 39 steps marks their first full show, kicking offRead More →
If you’re looking to get out of the pandemic doldrums, look no further than the new Chemainus Theater Festival production The 39 steps. While the theater has worked hard to provide entertainment during the pandemic, with small cabaret dinner shows, The 39 steps marks their first full show, kicking offRead More →
If you’re looking to get out of the pandemic doldrums, look no further than the new Chemainus Theater Festival production The 39 steps. While the theater has worked hard to provide entertainment during the pandemic, with small cabaret dinner shows, The 39 steps marks their first full show, kicking offRead More →
Tickets to see Offica at the 3Olympia Theater on October 25 go on sale this Friday at 9 a.m. The Drogheda drill prodigy, known as Offica, has announced a headline show at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theater this autumn, with tickets going on sale this Friday. 2022 has so far seen theRead More →
If you’re looking to get out of the pandemic doldrums, look no further than the new Chemainus Theater Festival production The 39 steps. While the theater has worked hard to provide entertainment during the pandemic, with small cabaret dinner shows, The 39 steps marks their first full show, kicking offRead More →
If you’re looking to get out of the pandemic doldrums, look no further than the new Chemainus Theater Festival production The 39 steps. While the theater has worked hard to provide entertainment during the pandemic, with small cabaret dinner shows, The 39 steps marks their first full show, kicking offRead More →
If you’re looking to get out of the pandemic doldrums, look no further than the new Chemainus Theater Festival production The 39 steps. While the theater has worked hard to provide entertainment during the pandemic, with small cabaret dinner shows, The 39 steps marks their first full show, kicking offRead More →
If you’re looking to get out of the pandemic doldrums, look no further than the new Chemainus Theater Festival production The 39 steps. While the theater has worked hard to provide entertainment during the pandemic, with small cabaret dinner shows, The 39 steps marks their first full show, kicking offRead More →
This summer is the first in a long time that we will be able to make the most of live entertainment. Promoters and venues are also keen to meet that need, with plenty of fantastic live shows over the next few months, from musicals to opera and nerd drama. HereRead More →
A theatrical production marking the 50th anniversary of Glasgow’s famous shipyards is taking place this weekend in Rutherglen. A representation of ‘ Yes! Yes! SCU!’ will take place at St Columbkille’s Hall in the city on Saturday 23rd April. And the people of Rutherglen have already played their part inRead More →
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) -They say life begins at 50, and now that MSC OPAS is fifty and fabulous, let the party begin. MSC OPAS has a lot to celebrate as it announces its 50th anniversary season on Wednesday night at a special event at MSC’s TAMU Bethancourt Ballroom. FiftyRead More →
Mya Gray, Ella Williams, Iona Kellock and Orla Bayne in Seven Against Edinburgh, directed by Becky Hope-Palmer and Sophie Howell. Photo: Mihaela Bodlovic Today the pioneering efforts of the Edinburgh Seven, the young women who joined forces to demand the right to study medicine in the city, have inspired newRead More →
KELSEY JAMES PERSONAL JOURNALIST TUXEDO After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Stonewall’s Quarry Choristers are preparing for a return to the stage. Tuxedo resident Vhana Moldowan is directing the upcoming production, titled The Housewhich is scheduled for April 28, 29 and 30, as well as MayRead More →
KELSEY JAMES PERSONAL JOURNALIST TUXEDO After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Stonewall’s Quarry Choristers are preparing for a return to the stage. Tuxedo resident Vhana Moldowan is directing the upcoming production, titled The Housewhich is scheduled for April 28, 29 and 30, as well as MayRead More →
A theater performance that promised to reinvent sex education by discussing the issue frankly and openly with audiences as young as five years old has been canceled after ‘violent threats’ were made against its organisers. The Family Sex Show was scheduled to film this spring, but was pulled from theRead More →
No one ever plans on having an unexpected expense, but they always seem to crop up when you least expect them. Whether it’s a car repair, a medical bill, or a home repair, these expenses can be expensive and difficult to afford. Here are some tips for paying for yourRead More →
Do you need a quick payday loan to help your theatre business? Citrus North is here to help! We provide bad credit payday loans to businesses in need, and we don’t require a credit check. This makes it easy for you to get the money you need, even if youRead More →
After a two-year wait, the Andover Musical Theater Company is back in the rehearsal room for its latest production, The Wedding Singer. Performing at the Lights Theater in Andover from May 25-28, this show promises to be a wild ride. As soon as Evita closed in November 2019, auditions andRead More →
Last-minute filers are scrambling to ship their returns to the Internal Revenue Service by the 2021 tax year deadline of Monday, April 18, and are likely anxiously awaiting a big check via their refund of tax. Some tax firms or other lenders may offer the option of accessing these fundsRead More →
Tesla has changed its policy to not allow anyone to buy its car after its lease ends as used car prices soar to new highs. In 2019, Tesla announced that it wouldn’t let people who lease a Model 3 buy it from the company at the end of their lease,Read More →
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Published: 11:49 am April 15, 2022 A city-based theater company is putting on their big comeback show that seems to be the most extravagant yet – where onions take center stage. Usually associated with making people cry, the purpose of the play is to bring tears of laughter to theRead More →
LSU’s Musical Theater Club will present its first musical revue Singeaux on Friday, April 22, after a two-year hiatus related to COVID-19. Back row, left to right, Makayla Ziegler, Natalie Richenberger and Rebecca Chappelle; center, Kate Oliver; and bottom, from left, Camille Vincent, Molly Gaffney and Anna Lantier rehearse aRead More →
Due to popular demand, a late show has been added for John Mulaney and his From Scratch tour at the Adler Theater on July 24, 2022. The shows will take place on Sunday, July 24 at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Tickets ($72 to $112) are on sale here onlineRead More →
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When was the last time you stayed awake from dusk to dawn? In a 12-hour performance this weekend, Malaysian directors Arief Hamizan, Bryan Chang and Tung Jit Yang will attempt to piece together the “endless thoughts” people experience. This play, titled EveryThoughtI’veEverHad: Contemplating the Origin of the Sun, will beRead More →
Banff Academy pupil Paul Chalmers is set to take the stage next month as Prince Eric in the Scottish premiere of Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Performing with Huntly-based theater group Aurora Productions in their first musical since December 2019, S6 pupil Paul will be joined by a cast of talentedRead More →
A theater show featuring nudity on stage that aims to teach young children about sex is sparking controversy. The Family Sex Show plays in Bath and Bristol this month and next. The performance is intended to be “sex-positive”, will welcome families and will use “real bodies, personal stories, songs andRead More →
Entertainer Kenny Ahern will present his family theater show To Laugh is to Live! at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Saturday, April 23 at the Weber Center for the Performing Arts Veterans Studio Theater. The whole family will be introduced to the whimsical, comedic world in which the audience happilyRead More →
SOUTH BURLINGTON — Two years after its spring production was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Lyric Theater is ready to return to the stage with the same show it planned to produce in 2020, “Matilda the Musical.” The community theater company can even use the same sets, props,Read More →
Courtesy of Will Taylor Kayla Miller, left; Kathleen Kennerly; and Lyndsay Snider, right, rehearse for “Heathers: The Musical” on Legends on March 27, 2022. The Appalachian Musical Theater Club sold out all three performances of their steamy, dark comedy production of “Heathers: The Musical” to Legends over the weekend. AMTCRead More →
The world premiere of morning sun, by Tony winner Simon Stephens, ends its Off-Broadway tour on December 19. Originally scheduled to end on December 5, the Manhattan Theater Club production was extended for two weeks to New York City Center – Stage I, where it opened on November 3. PreviewsRead More →
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As for Rep. Will Guzzardi’s letter to the editor on payday lenders, it’s one thing to report success, it’s another to have data to back it up. Guzzardi is right to say that it is expensive to be poor in America. In Illinois, it’s even harder, as tens of thousandsRead More →
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Kitchen Zoo in association with Northern Stage presents its brand new show for children aged five and under, WOLF!, at the Stephen Joseph Theater in Scarborough over the Easter holidays Join Kitchen Zoo under the silver moon, at the foot of a snowy mountain, surrounded by woolly sheep. The villageRead More →
Little Feat announces special guests for The Beacon Theater Show: Rosanne Cash, Tommy Emmanuel and more Little Feat has announced the special guests who will accompany them and perform with them at the Beacon Theater on April 12. Stopping the tour is part of their Waiting for Christopher Columbus 45thRead More →