“What cannot be changed, and still is, is the incredible emotional impact it takes on the entire cast and crew.” Tauranga Musical Theater president Jeremy Sparrow talks about the cancellation of their season of ‘Les Miserables’. Days away from setting up production, which was due to open on February 4,Read 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 →
The MOUNT Carmel School Drama Club has announced that they are giving everyone a special Christmas present with the free release of “Zero2Hero” on the school’s official YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/c /MountCarmelSchool The film will premiere on Christmas Eve, Friday, December 24, at pm A sequel to “Zero to Hero,” releasedRead More →
INSPIRED by the show business adage, “The show must go on”, the Mount Carmel School Drama Club recently announced that it is proceeding safely with rehearsals and new performance dates for “The Sound of Music “, which will now premiere on January 26 and 28, 2022. Originally scheduled for DecemberRead More →
Breadcrumb Links local arts Publication date : December 03, 2021 • December 21, 2021 • 4 minute read • Join the conversation The Grand Theater’s holiday home is unlike the heartwarming, emotion-filled holiday spectacles audiences have seen in previous seasons, writes critic Joe Belanger. On the contrary, the original productionRead More →
London, United Kingdom – In a large hall in the London quarters of the Royal Shakespeare Company, a rehearsal ensemble gets to work. Nadim Naaman, a British-Lebanese singer, actor and writer Dana Al Fardan, known as Qatar’s first female composer, and a cast and crew mostly from the Middle East,Read More →
BEVERLY, MA — Wednesday night “Mamma Mia!” The show at Beverly’s North Shore Music Theater was canceled after stagehands went on strike in the late afternoon. The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees said workers were upset about the low pay. Stagehands walked out of production around 4:15 p.m. duringRead More →
Mercer’s students are rehearsing their next play, “The Commedia Pinocchio.” Preparing for a March 2020 Mercer Theater production was in full swing when it was halted by the COVID-19 pandemic. With an almost entirely new cast and crew, “The Commedia Pinocchio” comes to life as the first show of theRead More →
Actor’s Theater of Charlotte Executive Director Chip Decker introduces Rock The Barn site for the Summer and Fall Rock Music Series. Alex Cason Photography CharlotteFive With a week to go until the show ends, the Actor’s Theater in Charlotte canceled remaining performances of “Rock of Ages” as well as theRead More →
(MCS) – As part of its ongoing 25th anniversary celebration, the Mount Carmel School Drama Club presents its next production, ‘Zero2Hero,’ which will reopen in Hollywood theaters on May 21. A sequel to “Zero to Hero,” released 10 years ago, “Zero2Hero” continues a club tradition of having direct student broadcasts,Read More →
(MCS) – As part of its ongoing 25th anniversary celebration, the Mount Carmel School Drama Club presents its next production, ‘Zero2Hero,’ which will reopen in Hollywood theaters on May 21. A sequel to “Zero to Hero,” released 10 years ago, “Zero2Hero” continues a club tradition of having direct student broadcasts,Read More →
(MCS) – As part of its continued 25th anniversary celebration, the Mount Carmel School Drama Club returns to William Shakespeare with an adaptation of his comedy classic, ‘As You Like It’. Taking on the challenge of putting on a Shakespeare show are two club veterans, Kina Dela Cruz and LarryRead More →
(MCS) – As part of its continued 25th anniversary celebration, the Mount Carmel School Drama Club returns to William Shakespeare with an adaptation of his comedy classic, ‘As You Like It’. While the club has presented 12 Shakespeare productions, including a feature film, the last time the club staged ShakespeareRead More →
As the lights dimmed, the melodies of “Part of Your World” and “Under the Sea” filled the theater and the audience cheered enthusiastically. Ariel, played by Heather Royer, took her place center stage, and the crowd laughed as she danced like a caricature of a Disney princess. This excitement resultedRead More →
Don’t expect a lot of Broadway-style sets and intricate sets when “The Addams Family” musical opens Jan. 25 at the Reilly Theater. But you will find something a little unexpected. There will be an orchestra on stage for the Musical Theater Club at LSU’s production. “We call it a deconstructedRead More →
Chloe Torrence circled a group of actors and singers on stage at the Charity Randall Theatre, kicking off her usual weekday routine. “From tonight you can’t call ‘line’ anymore,” Torrence said. “We’re starting technical rehearsals soon, so you should know your lines by now.” The junior theater arts and musicRead More →