Columbus Dispatch - 7 hours ago Another folly after decades of failed efforts to launch and sustain professional theater in Columbus? Let's hope not. The Short North Stage - an ambitious effort to bring professional theater, musicals and more to the Short North - will make its debut ... |
Philadelphia Inquirer - 10 hours ago The asking price for the Bucks County Playhouse dropped Friday to $2.1 million, and two local nonprofit groups are pushing ahead with plans to save the iconic New Hope theater. |
| Broadway World - Oct 14, 2011 Hockadoo! The 2010 Tony winning Best Musical MEMPHIS will celebrate its second anniversary on Broadway on Wednesday, October 19, 2011 at the Shubert Theater. |
| Boston Globe - Oct 14, 2011 AP Drama Writer / October 14, 2011 NEW YORK—If hearing about The Broadway Dolls makes you think of another all-girl group of dolls -- the Pussycat Dolls -- that won't last long if you catch their show. |
| The Independent - Oct 14, 2011 AP Then it won a transfer to the West End, and the prestigious Olivier Award for best new play. And The Mountaintop, a two-hander about Martin Luther King Jr, has been brought to Broadway in a spellbinding production ... |
MarketWatch (press release) - 10 hours ago LOS ANGELES, CA, Oct 16, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Stars from Hollywood and Broadway came together tonight for a one-of-a-kind performance featuring some of the biggest names from stage and screen to benefit the Motion Picture & Television Fund ... |
AZ Central.com - 6 hours ago Sherlock Holmes has had a remarkable afterlife since plunging to his death at Reichenbach Falls in 1891. Where: Herberger Theater Center, 222 E. Monroe St., Phoenix. |
Broadway World - 21 hours ago Hugh Jackman, BACK ON BROADWAY begins previews on October 25, and in celebration of the Tony-winner's return the the Great White Way, BroadwayWorld will feature a daily countdown of his greatest performances! |
Washington Post - 18 hours ago Emery Battis, a veteran stage actor who played dozens of roles with the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington during a professional career that spanned more than 70 years, died Sept. |
Kansas.com - 12 hours ago You might suppose it's way too soon to even begin to think of next summer's Music Theatre of Wichita season, but Wayne Bryan is already up to his very discerning eyeballs in plans for 2012. |
Naples Daily News - Oct 14, 2011 Children's musical "Pinkalicious" has matinee and evening shows featuring a special children's menu through Nov. 11; tickets are just $15. |
Broadway World - 8 hours ago Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps, written by Patrick Barlow, will play at Juneau's Perseverance Theater from September 23 through October 16, 2011. |
Green Bay Press Gazette - Oct 15, 2011 The new marquee at the Meyer Theatre, 117 S. Washington Street, Friday, October 14, 2011. / H. Marc Larson/Press-Gazette April 1978 saw a big stir about 117 S. Washington St. in Green Bay, something quite different than Friday's activities surrounding ... |
South Bend Tribune - 6 hours ago SOUTH BEND - The Indiana University South Bend Theatre and Dance Company opened its 2011-12 season Thursday with Lorraine Hansberry's “A Raisin in the Sun,” which concludes at 2 pm today in the Campus Auditoriym in Northside Hall. |
| Windy City Times - Oct 15, 2011 Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, now in its 25th Anniversary Season, announces a special appearance this Monday, October 17, atSidetrack Chicago, 3349 N. Halsted, with Follies cast members Susan Moniz (Sally Durant Plummer) and Brent Barrett (Benjamin ... |
Philippine Star - 2 hours ago There are always two sides to a coin, or a story for that matter. Let me tell you one about this resurfacing phenomenon in the business of live entertainment called the foreign musical. |
Newnan Times-Herald - 7 hours ago The Newnan Community Theatre Company has received proposals from approximately 25 people interested in writing the play. Interest has been expressed by local writers, by at least one writer outside Coweta County with extensive ... |
| ThirdCoast Digest - 1 hour ago Jonathan West, Ruth Schudson and Michael A. Torrey in "Driving Miss Daisy." Mark Frohna photo for Milwaukee Chamber Theatre. |
Daily Camera - 10 hours ago Eric van Baars, left, and Cameron Varner rehearse a scene from the play "14" in the Loft Theater at the University of Colorado in Boulder. |
Delaware County Daily Times - 14 hours ago In 2003, Cardinal O'Hara High School was the first in the nation to be granted rights to do the Broadway hit “Les Miserables. |
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