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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 →
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 →
Bright Lights: Youth Arts Festival is an annual exhibition organized by people aged 13-25 from across Sunderland who co-produce and organize their own cultural events, work with artists and learn new skills. The festival is supported by Sunderland Culture and organized by the Celebrate Different Collective. The exhibition lasts untilRead More →
While acknowledging that a month would have to be as long as a millennium to even begin to encompass the accomplishments of Black Americans, we seize this theme as our curatorial focus for the week, pleased to have a federally recognized opportunity to highlight showcasing artists of color who bringRead 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 →
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 →
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 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 →
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 →
The Cowichan Musical Society has good news for live theater fans. They announced last week that their production of Beauty and the Beast would hit the stage in January. Tickets are on sale now at the Cowichan Ticket Centre. ••• The Cowichan Folk Guild cafes are also back. The nextRead More →
The Brunton in Musselburgh kicked off its season from October to January, featuring a lineup of theatre, music, dance films and more to round out 2021 and ring in the New Year – with the first event of the season taking place tomorrow ! What motivates you ? features aRead More →
The Key City Theater celebrates its 30th season with a host of performances for small audiences in October and November. There will be dance, theater, Latin pop, roots, gypsy jazz, bluegrass and comedy to choose from as Key City embarks on the fall season. “This is just the start ofRead More →
Damon Albarn performs an intimate solo concert at the Globe Theater in London. The Blur and Gorillaz star will perform tracks from his upcoming album ‘The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows’ during the one-off concert at Shakespeare’s Globe on September 20. As well as his live band,Read More →
Burnaby Summer Theater’s production of The Underlasting Forest premieres this week Deer Lake Gallery invites people to enjoy live entertainment this week. The Burnaby Arts Council Gallery is hosting a Live at the Gallery session this Saturday, August 21. The event, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. in the backyard of theRead More →
The Boca Raton Innovation Campus, formerly the influential headquarters of IBM, is the tallest building in the state of Florida. And all that enviable space leaves plenty of room for Google-like amenities for employees and the wider community, part of developer CP Group’s $100 million investment in multi-tenant ownership. TheRead More →
A a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away… we used to attend indoor concerts without thinking twice. For over a year, the folks at Tucson’s Gaslight Theater and Oro Valley’s Gaslight Music Hall have been eager to get back inside, and this month they finally did. TheRead More →
Tim van schmidt When I first moved to Fort Collins in 1980, the Aggie Theater was still a movie theater. It was one of those old-fashioned main street theaters with a big marquee, drop-in ticket office, simple snack bar, screen, and popular movies. It would have been hard to believeRead More →
James has announced plans to play a landmark show at the Scarborough Open Air Theater on September 9. The English rock band have confirmed they are set to hit the Yorkshire Coast stage for the third time in their career after headlining in 2015 and 2018. Tickets for the showRead More →
After the music died at the Stargazers Theater on March 16, 2020, co-owner Cindy Hooton got her brush back. In the year of COVID-19’s top-down lockdown and ever-changing restrictions on the general public, she and her husband John first “painted, mended and mended” in the grand event center and theRead More →
The winners have been announced for the 2020 BroadwayWorld Boise Awards – which were back bigger than ever, celebrating the best in local theater of the past decade! The public submitted the nominees and voted for their favorites. Check out the results below! The 2020 BroadwayWorld Regional Awards are presentedRead More →
Musical Mondays at the National Theater Thanks to COVID-19, I haven’t seen a play or musical in a theater since January. I tried to fill this hole in my heart with virtual cast meetings and filmed productions, but we can only watch hamilton so many times before it gets repetitive.Read More →
Archives of the RepublicTo watch or not to watch? It’s not even a question, when it’s James Bay do a special livestream of the theater that william shakespeare made famous. On October 21, James will take the stage at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, the modern reconstruction of the historic venue whereRead More →
For the first time at the Wisconsin Union Theater, the Theater and Drama Department and University Opera come together to present the musical “Into the Woods” by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. The production will be directed by David Ronis, director of University Opera’s Karen K. Bishop, who has workedRead More →