Simon Lipkin as Buddy in Elf the Musical (Mark Senior) This is a warning from Elf: Elf the Musical is not very good. It ditches most of what’s snarky and subtle in the sublime 2003 Christmas film on which it’s based, in favor of sappy sentiments and bland songs. It’sRead More →
The beloved musical celebrating Prince Edward Island’s favorite fictional heroine will no longer be an annual production. The Confederation Center of the Arts announced Thursday that “Anne of Green Gables – the Musical” will not be part of the Charlottetown Festival in 2023. In the future, the musical will onlyRead More →
Jessica Cottis leads the CSO. Photo: Martin Olmann Music / “Infinite Possibilities”, Canberra Symphony Orchestra, Llewellyn Hall, November 23. Reviewed by ROB KENNEDY. IMAGINATION is an infinite thing. At this concert, the Canberra Symphony Orchestra performed three ingenious works that took the audience on a memorable emotional journey. With aRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Entertainment Citizen art writers Lynn Saxberg and Peter Hum share their best bets for the last week of November Lynne Hanson performed at Marion Dewar Plaza as part of Ottawa Jazzfest and Canada Day 2022 festivities in Ottawa. Photo by Jean Levac /Postmedia Reviews and recommendations are unbiasedRead More →
Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life” is an annual Thanksgiving TV tradition. You can also see it as a musical at Toby’s Dinner Theater until January 15. Jason Fraley of WTOP premieres “It’s a Wonderful Life” at Toby’s Dinner Theater (Part 1) Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life” is anRead More →
NEW YORK (AP) — There are familiar stories in a new musical opening on Broadway — a singer and her relationship with the mentor who guided her; a newcomer trying to find his place; young women chasing their dreams. But they never sounded like that. × This page requires JavaScript.Read More →
Click to enlarge THROUGH TESSERACT THEATER COMPANY Deb (Lauren Tenenbaum) watches Warren (Jacob Schmidt) share positive message flyers from a New York rooftop, Claire (Brittani O’Connell) and Jason (Michael Lowe) are among passers-by who find one. Warren, a lifelong New Yorker, tries to find his voice by busking and babysittingRead More →
It’s time to get loose and kick off your Sunday shoes with Footloose The Musical as the 2022/2023 season of Slow Burn Theater Company Presented by American National Bank continues at the Amaturo Theater at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. From Saturday 17 December to Sunday 1 January.Read More →
Ghazali shows off the poster for “Kamek Nang Champion,” which is launching his audition for Miri this weekend. KUCHING (November 23): The “Kamek Nang Champion” program is now open to those who aspire to further develop their musical talents. Initiated and managed by Persatuan Anak Seni Sarawak (Anak Seni) inRead More →
With the holiday season approaching and returning by “overwhelming demand”, Elf – The Musical returns to the Spriet stage to take center stage at the Grand Theater in London, Ontario. Opening Tuesday, Elf follows the script of the beloved New Line Cinema film of the same name, “but incorporates charmingRead More →
Today’s Final Jeopardy question (11/22/2022) in the “Musical Theater” category was: The couple at the center of the uproar in this long-running show was originally meant to be a Jewish girl and a Catholic boy 11x champ Cris Pannullo, a customer success operations manager from Ocean City, NJ, had earnedRead More →
Many Armenian artworks tend to focus on our history, politics, and unique aspects of Armenian culture. In the new musical Dear mom, I’m gay with a book and lyrics by David Dilsizian, audiences are introduced to a refreshing and rare story of a young Armenian’s coming-out experience. The story centersRead More →
To view this video, please enable JavaScript and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video The cast members of Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical couldn’t have been farther from their on-screen counterparts as they walked the blue carpet in London ahead of the film’s cinema release thisRead More →
Global musical instrument amplifier market The global Musical Instrument Amplifiers market is driven by various factors, according to a detailed assessment explained in the report. This study shows how important in-depth analysis should be and how it greatly affects the quality of information provided to readers. Additionally, the report alsoRead More →
Caleb Johnson Eric Hines gave a presentation on the musical history and geography of banda on November 17 at the Founder’s Memorial Library. (Caleb Johnson | North Star) Music is central to the human experience. On November 17, people were treated to the banda’s musical history in different parts ofRead More →
Broadway veterans Leslie Tinaro (EVITA, MY FAIR LADY), Kristen Howe (ANNIE, JOSEPH AND THE TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT) and Victor Wallace (MAMMA MIA!) will star in Lisa’s five-time Tony-winning musical FUN HOME © Awards. Horn and Jeanine Tesori, at the Coachella Valley repertoire. FUN HOME, the second show of the 2022-2023 seasonRead More →
Over the past 12 years, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have become two of the biggest names in film music. The musical duo fired a cannon in 2010 with the release of “The social network“, with a score that would win him an Oscar. From there, they released a numberRead More →
Moments after announcing his I Go Back 2023 tour, Kenny Chesney revealed that his longtime friend, “Half Of My Hometown” collaborator and fellow East Tennessee native, Kelsea Balleriniwill join him on the road. “Kelsea understands everything about where I’m from, because she’s from there too,” Chesney said in a statement.Read More →
Music for the eyes. Magic for the ears – From the Bayreuth Festival to the Sistine Chapel and the Forbidden City Historic Label Announces All-New Classical Music Platform Offering Huge Range of Video AND Audio Uniquely in One Place STAGE+ content will include new repertoire, livestreamed events from around theRead More →
It was another busy week for the moves, with multiple career changes across the street. Industry veteran Ed Benson has confirmed his intention to retire at the end of this year, after a long career spanning 43 years, including 17 years at SG Warburg, 16 years as EMEA sales managerRead More →
I In the second series of Upright, which arrives tomorrow on Sky Comedy, Tim Minchin’s despondent musician Lucky has done it big – performing in front of adoring audiences, living in a beautiful home with his girlfriend and dealing with paparazzi on his lawn – but that doesn’t seem toRead More →
DDirector Thomas Lawes is the proverbial one-man band in this modern silent film. He not only wrote, filmed, edited and composed the music, but is also visible playing keyboards, guitars and drums from the split-screen synthwave score under the action, like a funky sign language performer. It’s a kitschy formalRead More →
On New Year’s Eve, an overworked, underinspired bachelor who’s had enough of holiday cheer makes a resolution: stay home and go to bed early. Another New Year’s Eve, on a distant continent – and more than a century earlier – Hans Christian Andersen’s Little Match Girl tries unsuccessfully to sellRead More →
The Handel & Haydn Society, at the modern extreme of its current chronological and temporal range, brought exquisite playing and singing, very well blocked and costumed. Marriage of Figaro to an almost full symphony hall on Thursday and sold out on Friday. After two rewarding weeks of rehearsal, but withRead More →
Click to enlarge San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo A total of 21 artists, including Nelly, Keith Urban and Lynyrd Skynyrd, are scheduled to perform at this year’s San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo this week unveiled five more musical acts that willRead More →
While touring with rock band Bad Company, I had the opportunity to visit Europe, where I fell in love with the stories and culture behind wine and great food. Little did I know that my new passions, along with music, would become the foundation for a new philanthropic initiative, PaulRead More →
Some events exceed both their parts and our expectations. The Castle of Our Skins concert, staged at the Boston Athenaeum as part of a dual celebration: the extensive renovations of the library coupled with the artistic contributions of black American composers and poets, was such a tonic for this era.Read More →
As of Tuesday, much of the United States stared incessantly at computer or phone screens, watching a sliding bar go nowhere. Very few things can hold the attention of today’s generations for as long as the promise of Taylor Swift concert tickets. Tuesday’s deal wasn’t even the official sale, butRead More →
When you have a Lea Michele a singer who can sing the score funny girl, you get a digital version of Funny Girl – New Broadway Cast Recordingnow out. Produced by David Caddick and David Lai and featuring the classic score by Jule Styne (music) and Bob Merrill (lyrics), theRead More →
Content of the article The Red Dirt Skinners recently released a Kickstarter project to help support the band as Sarah Skinner, vocalist and alto saxophonist for the band alongside her husband Rob, has been battling a case of Long COVID for three months. Content of the article “It’s just thisRead More →
By Karan Kapoor Every civilization in this world is made up of a few unique characteristics that allow it to stand the test of time and give its citizens a strong sense of identity. Music is one such characteristic, and India is a gargantuan example of a civilization whose musicRead More →
Operation Mincemeat will open at the Fortune Theater in 2023 (Avalon/SpitLip.) The success of marginal theater Ground Meat Operation will move to the West End next year, following its previous tour of Riverside Studios, Southwark Playhouse and the New Diorama Theatre. The critically acclaimed production, created by David Cumming, FelixRead More →
During an interview on LIVE! With Kelly and Ryan, Titus Burgess gave an update on the release of his musical adaptation of The Preacher’s Wife on Broadway! “I would love to go back to Broadway. I wrote a show that will probably go to Broadway before it can be onRead More →
Under the direction of Jeremy Herrin, glimpses of a well-acted piece that struggles to breathe through cluttered details and Kitt’s music. While not terrible, Herrin’s directing builds on the cast’s performances but fails to underscore Crowe’s dialogue with energy – except for a meltdown where Russell rush through a choreographyRead More →
It didn’t feel like Houston’s Third Ward, and although it was in downtown Harlem, it didn’t feel like the Renaissance house either. This is how Jason Moron describes his early years at the Manhattan School of Music. But in the third year, he meets someone who will change the courseRead More →
Mr. Gunjan Mishra, an Indian Post and Telecom Accounts and Finance Officer (IP&TAFS) in 2016, is now fulfilling his 57-year-old mother’s dream of learning music. He too joins her to learn classical music, and the best part is that the two of them even do a jam session at midnight.Read More →
Let Juliette reintroduce herself. Or rather, let Anne Hathaway do it for her. No, not the Oscar-winning actress known for “The Devil Wears Prada.” The Anne Hathaway I’m referring to is William Shakespeare’s wife – the alleged inspiration for his most famous love story, ‘Romeo and Juliet’. In the newRead More →
“What we’re trying to do is get more accurate numbers and a more accurate understanding of homelessness across the country” Dr. Cheryl Forchuk believes the issue of homelessness can be compared to a game of musical chairs. “If you understand the game of musical chairs, you can understand homelessness,” ForchukRead More →
Enjoy live opera arias in this suite. Hotel Savoy Rocco Forte HotelsThe 25th anniversary celebration looks like a unique opportunity. To commemorate this impressive milestone, the brand has launched a Music Suite service, offering guests intimate and immersive music and dining experiences from the resplendent comfort of a signature suiteRead More →
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The report “Musical Instrument Insurance Market by Application, By Distribution Channel, By End User: Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021-2031” has been added to from ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. According to this report, the Musical Instrument Insurance Market size was valued at $1,650,000 in 2021 and is projected to reachRead More →
The Lion King broke box office records as the best-selling musical in Abu Dhabi history… An inspiring score, breathtaking costumes and an iconic story: The Lion King the musical, which celebrates its 25th anniversary today, has left its mark on the world. The story is familiar to most: a youngRead More →
SARANAC — One of oudist Dara Anissi’s weaknesses are the song titles. “Before they have a name, they have the dumbest names or no names,” said the Ithaca-based artist and teacher educator. “Usually I just play, then find something and then write it. The best is when it’s written inRead More →
Of Tony Award Winner Production team, Apples & Oranges Studios, the all-new holiday musical invites the whole family to celebrate the science of the season SANTA ANA, Calif., November 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Discovery Cube, Southern California leading children’s science museum, announces the official launch of winter lights: A tripRead More →
November 07, 2022 Area school systems are benefiting from nearly $75 million in funding from the Center for Safer Schools of the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. Additional resources for teacher/staff pay, mental health services, and greater collaboration with local law enforcement can help increase a sense of safetyRead More →
If you think Christmas-themed or Christmas-adjacent performances shouldn’t start until Thanksgiving, you might want to withhold judgment until you’ve finalized plans to entertain family members and friends. who will be joining you next week for Turkey Day. “Elf: The Musical,” based on the beloved 2003 film starring Will Ferrell, JamesRead More →
New York, NY, Nov. 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The New York Film Academy (NYFA) Department of Musical Theater proudly presents its fall 2022 musical, The Addams Familyat their Battery Park (New York City) campus of From Friday 18 November to Sunday 20 November 2022. This TONY Award-nominated musical withRead More →
Click to enlarge Photo: Tsyp9, Wikimedia Commons Will Hoge will perform at the Southgate House Revival on November 20. After John Prine’s tragic death from COVID-19 in 2020, it became clear how much of an impact he had on the roots community as a whole. Nashville-based singer-songwriter Will Hoge demonstratesRead More →
Back by overwhelming demand is the most popular holiday show in Grand Theater history: Elf – The Musical – starring Izad Etemadi as Buddy the Elf and directed by Dennis Garnhum. Performing on the Spriet stage from November 22 to December 24, Elf follows the story of the beloved NewRead More →
Authorities estimate that Rs 16 crore is needed to refurbish the park’s infrastructure; short of money Department of Horticulture says they are looking for CSR funds It’s been more than a decade since the city’s first musical fountain stopped working. Those who lived in Karnataka will remember for decades theRead More →
Michael Butler, the free-spirited producer who brought counterculture musical ‘Hair’ to Broadway, where it shattered norms with its celebration of pot, protest and free love, has died in a nursing facility in Los Angeles. A self-proclaimed bon vivant who filled his days with polo matches, romantic engagements, adventurous business dealingsRead More →
Casa Mañana gets into the holiday spirit and continues its children’s theater season with A Christmas Carol: a new musical. Open November 25 and running until December 23, there are plenty of opportunities to join in the cheering. A Christmas Carol: A New Musical Comedy features a contemporary pop scoreRead More →
Mrs. Doubtfire the musical is heading to London’s West End and here’s how to get tickets. Mrs. Doubtfire the musical is heading to London’s West End for the very first time – and here’s how to get tickets The hit show will travel to the Shaftesbury Theater from May 12,Read More →
As the Bishop’s Stortford Musical Theater Company hosts its annual big show at South Mill Arts this week, BSMTC Chair Charlotte Pritchard makes a heartfelt appeal to businesses to support the company… For the past two years I have led a committee of dedicated individuals in the challenge of rebuildingRead More →
Listed musical instrument retailer Gear4Music lost its interim results due to the impact of inflationary pressures, the cost of living crisis and unusually hot summer weather. However, an improvement in trade is expected in the second half of the year. The York-based company reported a pre-tax loss of £1.04m forRead More →
Priyanka Barve as Anarkali and Dhanveer Singh as Salim in the play Mughal-E-Azam—The Musical. Photo: Deepesh Salgia / Shapoorji Pallonji The film Mughal-E-Azam was not only an extraordinary spectacle for its time (it was released in 1960, the film was partly in colour, and its premiere was an unforgettable event,Read More →
Bridge Theater is happy to bring Anne of Green Gables – The Musical to local audiences from December 15 to 31, with opening night on Friday, December 16. Anne of Green Gables – The Musical follows the poignant and charming story of Anne Shirley, who arrives in Avonlea full ofRead More →
NEW ENGLAND, ND — Artists from three counties come together to usher in the Christmas season during “Christmas in New England” this weekend. This is the seventh time Fine Arts Culture and Events of New England (FACE) has held the event in the past 20 years, said committee member NancyRead More →
The cast is made up entirely of local teenagers. LOUISVILLE, Ky. – “13” the musical aims to open a new dialogue for children and parents. This production, staged by ACT Louisville Productions, will perform seven times between November 13 and November 20. With an all-teenage cast and an unforgettable popRead More →
The Turner-Fischer Center presented Jules Massenet’s opera performance “Cinderella,” Cendrillon, on Friday, November 11 and Sunday, November 13 at the Shaver Theater in the Music and Dramatic Arts Building. School of Music principal James Byo and music education professor Carl Prince Matthies said both performances featured the same cast, withRead More →
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With performances of hit musicals often held in different parts of the world each night, it’s hard to know which one is ‘the real deal’. This is a question often thrown at Mthokozisi Emkay Khanyile, one of the stars of The Lion King Musicalplaying at the Etihad Arena in AbuRead More →
Mystery solved! Several times over the past few weeks I have listened to Channel 17’s “PHL17 Morning News” and found unknown sites. Anchors Nick Foley and Amanda VanAllen were nowhere to be found. Weather and traffic anchors Monica Cryan and Jenna Meissner were in the office presiding over everything besidesRead More →
Playing the genre lead in the nationwide tour of the musical “Tootsie,” Drew Becker learned one of the most puzzling acting tricks of all. The rapid change. “I’ve never had such a big role where I’m in every scene. Over two hours and 35 minutes, I’m at about two hoursRead More →
UTICA — The Broadway Theater League of Utica will present “Elf the Musical” at 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, November 16 and 17 at the Stanley Theater, 259 Genesee St. Now in its fifth year touring the country, the musical has successfully transitioned from the screen to the stage, reinventingRead More →
A stalwart of Canadian rock and pop will renew a longstanding tradition when he performs at the Mary Winspear Center in Sidney for three consecutive nights November 16-18 to help raise money for the Saanich Peninsula Lions Food Bank. Barney Bentall and the Cariboo Express arrive in Sidney during aRead More →
Ortega shared a snap of Lucas Grabeel, Vanessa Hudgens, Corbin Bleu and Bart Johnson on Instagram on Saturday. The actors played Ryan, Gabriella, Chad and Coach Bolton respectively. The director used the hashtag #hsmforever in the caption for the sweet snap. A post shared by Kenny Ortega (@kennyortegablog) Johnson alsoRead More →
Charlotte, NC — Tammy Faye Bakker’s revival shows no signs of slowing down. In fact, it was none other than superstar singer/songwriter Elton John who came up with the idea to base a musical on the late former televangelist. The project has been in the making for ten years. BakkerRead More →
Like an overly generous parent on Christmas morning, “Spirited” continues to hand out the shiny presents long after the recipients have had their fill. But if there’s one genre that begs to be maximalist, it’s a musical with its roots in Charles Dickens; it’s not so much whether or notRead More →
Staten Island Chuck lives. The beloved marmot of the forgotten neighborhood that death after a fall from the arms of former Mayor Bill de Blasio in 2014 was resurrected to tell a limited Manhattan run of “Staten Island! Musical comedy” Two high school friends and Staten Island natives have turnedRead More →
Content of the article It’s the season for a London Christmas tradition on the streets. London’s Santa Claus Parade is celebrating its 66th year with more than 30 floats and acts, one of its biggest performances in recent history, said executive director Shaun Merton. Content of the article “There areRead More →
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Hamilton’ is scheduled for 16 performances at Birmingham’s BJCC Concert Hall next year. According to previous reports, Miranda, who played the title character on Broadway, is not participating in the national tour and audiences will not see any actors from the original cast. A full cast list forRead More →
Press release Mangaluru, November 11: Music was in the air at SAPUC as young musicians and artists performed on ‘Musical Day’ on 11 November. Read More →
“The best time to wear a sweater is all the time!”“F is for friends who do stuff together!”“Can I be excused for the rest of my life?” Photo by John SolbergPhoto by John Solberg SPONGEBOB – THE MUSIC These are quotes from the adorable Bikini Bottom sponge, Spongebob Squarepants. WhatRead More →
Without music life would be a mistake. Music gives soul to the universe, wings to the spirit, flight to the imagination and life to everything. Music is a language that does not speak particular words. He talks about emotions, and if it’s in the bones, it’s in the bones. MusicRead More →
“The amount of single-use plastic we throw away every year is just ridiculous,” says Meaden. “So how about a silly song to help find a solution! It’s more than ever time to be picky about the brands and products we choose to support.” To be inspired by “Do they knowRead More →
Affiliate O2 Priority crashed as fans rush for Peter Kay pre-sale tickets daisy jackson The long-awaited Peter Kay Arena Tour presale has officially crashed the O2 Priority website. The Bolton-born comedian is set to embark on a huge tour – his first in 12 years – including two nights atRead More →
Fire danced in the dark sky, the glow warming the campsite as night wrapped around the Eyers family like a blanket. Robert Eyers rocked his guitar, caressing the strings of some of his favorite campfire songs. The family was so captivated by the music that they failed to notice theRead More →
This Monday, Colombian musician and producer Christian Marulanda highlighted the recent boom in Christian music in the Americas, a genre that has become part of major awards such as the Grammys, Latin Grammys, Dove Awards and others. “There are not only winners here, but a large number of Christian artistsRead More →
Kimberly Akimboone of the most improbable, exhilarating and moving musicals to hit New York in years, opens with Broadway tonight, having lost none of its immense charm since its Off Broadway debut last year, it swept just about every critic’s award. Opening tonight at the Booth Theater with its originalRead More →
Comment this story Comment On Wednesday night at the Kennedy Center’s Terrace Theater, the PostClassical Ensemble led a fast and seductive expedition 100 years in the past and some 4,000 miles east. On paper, “Paris at Midnight: Jazz and Surrealism in the 1920s” sounded like something out of my undergraduateRead More →
What do nuns, gangsters and a financially troubled parsonage have in common? “Sister act”. The Broadway musical has been adapted and will be directed by Richard Klassen, acting professor at Steinbach Bible College and director of Candlewick Productions. Klassen says the rehearsals went well. “It was a lot of fun.Read More →
The curtain has fallen on a series of ‘incredibly successful’ performances at Victoria Halls for Helensburgh Savoy Musical Theater Group. The group performed five performances of Calamity Jane in four days last week, achieving record ticket sales. Two of the shows were sold out, the other three also being veryRead More →
Click to enlarge PHOTOS BY MATT FRANKLIN Susan Wheeler, left, as Middle Alison, Mary Young as Alison Bechdel and Cam Lecocq as Small Alison. This week, a recent Broadway musical makes its Springfield debut as fun house opens Friday at the Hoogland Center for the Arts, Friday-Sunday,Read More →
A seven-foot American clown has been chosen to provide the soundtrack for this year’s John Lewis Christmas advert. Mike Geier, an artist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, joins British music stars such as Ellie Goulding, Lily Allen and Tom Odell to contribute to the retailer’s annual festive campaign. His cover of AllRead More →
Stars in the northern sky above a Scottish coastal village serve as plot-forwarding omens in director Bill Forsyth’s original screenplay for local hero, the 1983 whimsical comedy that won the Glasgow filmmaker accolades on both sides of the Atlantic. The stars had lined up for Forsyth ahead of production withRead More →
Before the arrival of “Avatar: the way of the water” on the big screen, Simon Franglen spoke with Variety about his composition work for her. He notes that when he signed on to score the sequel in 2017, he continued to keep much of the late James Horner’s squad together.Read More →
Justin Sudds, YouTubeJustin Sudds, YouTube What’s your favorite Christmas TV show? If you’re like me, this would definitely be the classic Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer. I watch it every year and yes I know the lyrics to all the songs. Get ready because here is a special treat not toRead More →
VAN WERT – Van Wert Live invites you to join in the laughter with Menopause The Musical at Niswonger on Saturday, February 25, 2023 at 3 p.m. Menopause The Musical® is a groundbreaking celebration of women who are on the brink of, in the middle of, or have survived “TheRead More →
Virtual reality platform Soundscape VR Announcement Artist concert offers Goose, big wild, pigeons playing table tennis, Gioli & Assia, Hermitude, Opiuo and Husa & Zeyada Join the artist-focused metaverse of Soundscape VR DENVER, November 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Groove Science Studioscreator of a virtual reality music platform VR soundscape (VRS),Read More →
GREEN BAY – The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Theater and Dance Program and the UW-Green Bay Resch Institute of Music will present the Broadway musical If so November 17-19 at 7:30 p.m. at the University Theater, Theater Hall on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus. It’s pretty safe to sayRead More →
Live industry veteran Steve Romer retires After 40 years, live industry veteran Steve Romer (pictured above) calls time on November 11 to travel and spend time with family and friends. Romer was Managing Director of the Sydney Entertainment Center from 2009 to 2013. It was ranked No. 2 in theRead More →