If you are looking for a payday loan in Montana (MT) that may be processed quickly, you have found the proper website. It is in your best interest to educate yourself on all aspects of these payday loans so that you can quickly obtain approval. If you are short onRead More →
In an airy rehearsal room on Gray’s Inn Road, four children are lost in dark woods. Undeterred, they build a makeshift tent, eat some chocolate discovered at the bottom of a sack, and settle in for the night, though when no one else can hear, the eldest, Julian, admits inRead More →
The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center announced that the tradition of celebrating high school musical theater achievements will continue into its seventh year with a record 31 high schools participating. The Center Stage High School Musical Theater Program was launched in 2016 as an educational initiative that celebrates and supportsRead More →
NEW YORK – Music artist Nolan and all-female reggae band International Women In Reggae have joined forces on new reggae single The truth has been told in time for the 2022 midterm elections on November 8. The single was officially released on National Voter Registration Day, Tuesday September 20, withRead More →
Maestro Piotr Gajewski, conductor and musical director of the National Philharmonic Orchestra. Photo by Elman Studio. The National Philharmonic has begun its new season which will include great orchestral works from Beethoven to Rachmaninoff, as well as Berlioz’s ‘Requiem’ and Orff’s ‘Camina Burano’. In addition, there will be two worldRead More →
Industry News Netflix settles lawsuit involving Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear Unofficial Bridgerton Musical The initial deposit followed an all-star concert of the project at the Kennedy Center. Barlow and Bear The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Barlow and Bear Netflix has settled its copyright lawsuit filed against Unofficial Bridgerton Musical writersRead More →
The final night of the British Musical Fireworks Championship has been canceled amid fears of high winds. Thousands of people had dropped off in Southport’s Victoria Park on Friday and Saturday, the latter having sold out. But the third night has now been deemed unsafe to move forward. The decisionRead More →
OWhen Liesel Meminger walks into her neighbor’s library, the books flutter above her like doves. As the crisp white pages shimmer on the shelves, the girl breaks into song – a number called In This Book. It’s an example of how seriously this adaptation of Markus Zusak’s magnificent bestseller takesRead More →
Do you hear people sing? You will, if you are anywhere near the Marlowe Theater in Canterbury over the next month. Les Miserables, one of the world’s best-known musicals, brings its jaw-dropping production to Kent for a month-long run from Thursday 29th September. The acclaimed musical Les Miserables arrives atRead More →
LONG BEACH (September 24, 2022) – The Musical Theater West (MTW) in Long Beach has announced its lineup for the upcoming 2023 season. MTW’s 2023 season features a collection of beloved screen classics, which take stage life. Subscriptions are now available via the ticket office. Dial 562-856-1999 to reserve yourRead More →
Jajpur: Jajpur district administration today provided land to a visually impaired person from Kacharasahi panchayat under Korei block days after a video of him making the request through self-composed songs emerged viral on social media. The district administration provided a farm plot measuring four decimal places to Prafulla Kumar DasRead More →
Family Day is today at Southern Arkansas University. A full program of family events planned throughout the day, starting at 11 a.m. and culminating with a Mulerider football kickoff at 6 p.m. The full schedule of events is as follows: 11:00 a.m. – SAU Theater Department presents “A Year withRead More →
UPDATE, 6:27 p.m.: “There’s nothing on Earth so envied as a diamond,” says Lady Whistledown in the first season of Netflix and Shonda Rhimes’ blockbuster. Bridgerton. The character voiced by Julie Andrews is rarely wrong, but she might also want to recognize the value of averted legal action. To this,Read More →
Video Watch the best moments from the world premiere of The Notebook Musical Michael Greif and Schele Williams direct the Ingrid Michaelson-Bekah Brunstetter Musical at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Chicago Shakespeare Theater World Premiere of Notebookthe new musical based on Nicholas Sparks’ bestselling novel that inspired the film of theRead More →
Hey, everyone — it’s me, Simone, your Daily host. I’m a bit short on time this morning, so today’s issue is more of a guide to the weekend’s events. I’ll be back next week with more local news to chew on! But for now, the local calendar for the nextRead More →
When it comes to understanding Makaya McCraven’s musical output over the past decade, the proof is in. As a drummer, producer, bandleader and composer — “beat scientist” is the groove name – McCraven forged his style from whirring parts and deft designs. Working with unstructured group improvisation and looping digitalRead More →
Anhedonia is a condition that renders the sufferer unable to experience pleasure. In the rock musical Cages, which mixes live performance and holograms, film and animation, it’s also the name of a gray dystopian city where the aesthetic is very Tim-Burton-meets-German-Expressionism and any display of emotion is prohibited. Hidden inRead More →
That’s four hours of load shedding, probably for the second time that day. Traffic lights don’t work, turning a 30-minute drive into an hour or more. One of the cars stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic is a mortuary vehicle with corpses inside, moving them to their nearest affiliated salon so theyRead More →
Habib Wahid’s emergence as a producer and solo artist in the 2000s defined an era in Bangla music. With releases like “Din gelo” and “Raat Nirghum”, Habib became a top producer and artist, dominating it all. Perhaps not as ubiquitous today as they once were, the singer-songwriter’s more recent projectsRead More →
Story: Jay Osmond Book: Julian Bigg & Shaun Kerrison Music: The Osmond Family One hundred million records, twenty-eight albums, television icons and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. A family entertainment empire. But what do we really know about the Osmonds? Hell, how many of us even knowRead More →
Each week, GBH Arts Editor Jared Bowen joins morning edition to dive into the latest artistic developments in and around Boston. This week, we bring you two local productions and the return of the Boston Public Library’s Special Collections. On view at Citizens Bank Opera House until October 2 ThisRead More →
READING — Genesius Theater presents the musical “Avenue Q” on stage October 7-16, which won three Tony Awards in 2004 for Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book of a Musical. The show is set on a New York street where people and puppets live like neighbors and deal withRead More →
CANYON, Texas — Laundry. Restaurant. Exceed. Those are the words that still haunt the director and cast members of the West Texas A&M University Theater’s upcoming production of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” a musical celebrating the intense, awkward, and adorably weird contestants of the bee holder. TheRead More →
“In the Heights” (2021) is a musical drama adapted from the stage production of the same name. Directed by Jon M. Chu, the film stars Anthony Ramos as Usnavi, who dreams of returning to the Dominican Republic and leaving behind the poverty and lack of opportunity in his Washington HeightsRead More →
Available: Spanish Franklin Roosevelt’s campaign song for his first presidential election in 1932 was the catchy number titled Happy days are back!. With America in the depths of the Great Depression, the uplifting and popular tune helped it win in a landslide. Unfortunately, his “New Deal” extended the Depression byRead More →
Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix started working on Joker: Madness for two, the highly anticipated sequel to their billion-dollar-grossing original Clown Prince of Crime. The sequel would be a musical set at Arkham Asylum, with the great Lady Gaga as Harley Quinn. This musical will be decidedly darker than Oklahoma!Read More →
2. Will the real third down defense stand up, please? Big jump to go straight from Aretha to Eminem, but Minnesota’s third defense is an area to watch and could help determine the outcome. The Vikings held the Packers to 3 for 9 on third down (and 0 for 2Read More →
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PARKERSBOURG, W.Va. (WTAP) – A Parkersburg native returns to Ohio’s Central Valley to deliver a night of music. Founder and musical director of the American Pops Orchestra, Luke Frazier offers a 90-minute concert highlighting the different forms of American music. This concert will include everything like Broadway, country, gospel andRead More →
“MORE Different Voices”, Chamber Blues by Corky Siegel (Dawnserly Records) For more than half a century, Corky Siegel has brought new colors to the blues. “MORE Different Voices” is the composer/arranger’s latest attempt to bridge musical genres and cultural divides, making the world slightly smaller and kinder. × This pageRead More →
new musical 42 balloons will be performing live in the West End throughout November, it has been revealed. The Jack Godfrey show, set in 1982, follows a man who uses 42 helium-filled balloons in an attempt to achieve his ambitions of soaring above the clouds. Based on a true story,Read More →
Megan you stallion was recently announced as the latest in a long line of incredible entertainers and celebrities to do SNL’s “double duty” – that is, fill both the coveted positions of host and guest. NBC’s long-running musical Saturday Night Live humorous sketch, created and produced by Lorne Michaels inRead More →
WITH HIS SHAPPED CREST and determined gaze, Kyriakos Kalaitzides could easily be cast in a Hollywood action thriller, even if, being an “outsider”, he would inevitably be cast as the villain. In real life, however, he is a hero, a sort of Raiding Lost Archives determined to restore the sonicRead More →
Fans of the Broadway musical Nasty are thrilled to hear that the prequel scene of The Wizard of Oz will finally get a film adaptation in 2024 after many years in development hell (via American review). The musical film genre is a pendulum of successes and failures. Whether it’s anRead More →
Broadway is going to look a little less spooky next year. The Tony Award-nominated musical adaptation of beetle juice will end on January 8, 2023 at the Marquis Theater. By the time it closes, it will have played a total of 679 Broadway performances, split between its current home andRead More →
LOS ANGELES, September 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Iconic singer, songwriter and producer winner of four GRAMMYs and five Latin GRAMMYs Pepe Aguilaralong with her children, GRAMMY revered and two-time Latin GRAMMY nominee Angela Aguilar and two-time Latin GRAMMY nominee Leonardo Aguilar, have reached a deal through Vistura Entertainment to beRead More →
The full cast has been announced for the new musical Some like it hotbeginning performances Nov. 1 at the Shubert Theater ahead of a Dec. 11 opening. Based on the classic Billy Wilder film, Some like it hot has a score by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman and a bookRead More →
Each monarch is remembered throughout history for various accomplishments. We will always have Colin Firth’s performance of King George VI in The King’s Speech. The end of Queen Elizabeth II has Netflix The crown to solidify his legacy. But King Henry VIII will forever be associated with his six wives.Read More →
The company’s keynote featuring an autistic and blind artist, Derek Paravicini, one of the world’s most incredible pianists, will explore the powerful effect of music on neurodiverse individuals; Musical duo Palm Reading will unveil a first-ever musical experience: capturing biodata from plants in Israeli and Palestinian territories to create aRead More →
Having created a household name for himself in music across the country for two decades, David Shikalepo, popularly known as Exit, is about to celebrate his life journey in music in his hometown, Oshakati. , starting next week. In an interview with The Namibian over the weekend, Exit said heRead More →
musical instruments market The analysis of the global musical instruments market is done according to the segmentation on the basis of type, distribution channel and region. Rising demand for electronic or stand-alone musical instruments, rise in popularity of music concerts and live performances, and rise in people’s purchasing power areRead More →
By Aaron Zilberman Writer Elie Wiesel once said: “Friendship marks a life even more deeply than love. Love risks degenerating into obsession, friendship is never anything but sharing. Wiesel’s insight into the value and importance of true friendship is evident throughout the production of dream girls presented in limited editionRead More →
CoMix Wave Films, STORY Inc. and TOHO have announced that the Japanese rock band RADWIMPS will again provide music for Makoto Shinkaiit is upcoming animated film susume. They will join the famous film composer Kazuma Jinnouchi (Ghost in the shell: SAC_2045) in the composition of the film’s musical score. RADWIMPSRead More →
By John Ruch The Star Community Bar redevelopment controversy has got to be one of those “Avengers, unite!” moments for the Atlanta subculture. Because it’s not just about this bar and the fate of Little Five Points. These are the noise complaints from new condo owners about East Atlanta VillageRead More →
BSO subscription season kicks off this Thursday evening with a lively and festive HERE program that sees the orchestra toasting through a namesake overture by John Williams, finding its place within the planetsand featuring pianist Awadagin Pratt’s debut in the Concerto in A major and in Sleevesfor piano and stringRead More →
Heavy metal icon Sabaton is no stranger to fun projects, and today they’re announcing yet another one in the form of a musical feature featuring songs from the band’s 10th studio album. The feature film War To End All Wars will be released in 2023 and is a film thatRead More →
Famous Texas Jewelry Star Kendra ScottThe ability to juggle a work-life balance is truly impressive. The founder of her eponymous billion-dollar brand is a newlywed, a returning guest shark for the next season of shark tank, and she is about to file her first memoirs, Born to Shine: Do good,Read More →
A Friday, September 16 concert at Joe’s Pub in Manhattan centered on Beat Generation writer/poet Jack Kerouac’s 100th birthday, but the most jaw-dropping number at hand that night was 65; it had been many years since one of the evening’s performers, David Amram, had pioneered improvised jazz poetry in anRead More →
Virat Kohli reached Mohali for the 1st T20I. Photo: APC Twitter HIGHLIGHTS Virat Kohli reached Mohali for the first T20I against Australia The meeting will take place on September 20 Kohli will continue to beat at number 3 in the series India and Australia will resume their on-court rivalry inRead More →
The Misery Mountain Boys — Photo submitted. Misery Mountain Boys bassist Lindsey Bueckert may no longer live in Prince Albert, but the lessons she learned during her early years at the North Gate are still with her. Bueckert, along with frontman Steven Gevenich, clarinetist/saxophonist Sam Toms and drummer Ethan MarkwartRead More →
Elsewhere in entertainment, events and the arts: THEATER: ‘Pretty Woman’ sings “Pretty Woman: The Musical” (score by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, book by Garry Marshall, director of the 1990 film, based on the screenplay by JF Lawton) is on stage for eight performances — 7 p.m. Tuesday through Wednesday,Read More →
High School Musical: The Musical: Series star Joshua Bassett isn’t sure what Disney is paying him for the show — and he prefers it that way. High School Musical: The Musical: The Series star Joshua Bassett reveals he doesn’t know how much Disney is paying him. Although it doesn’t haveRead More →
Carami Hillaire as Tia (photo by Kathy Wittman) Olivia Mozie and her robot arm (photo by Kathy Wittman) Last night, as chaos melted into Emerson Paramount’s polychrome decoration, slam, bang, pow, wow, kaboom rang out and Licht(enstein) by Cherry Lim Jacob’s cosmic cowboy in a Bayreuth meets Hayden Planetarium mashupRead More →
Kolkata, September 17, 2022: A made-in-India karaoke app, Star Manch has just released their very first Viswakarma Pujo song “Viswakarma Joy” on September 16, Friday. Composed and sung by famous Bengali singer and songwriter Raghab Chatterjee and written by Rajib Chakraborty, this song celebrates theRead More →
“Once,” winner of eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Grammy Award winner for Best Musical Theater Album, will kick off the Kelsey Theater’s 2022-23 season. The romantic musical drama takes place on the weekends of September 23 through October 2. The Kelsey Theater is located on the campus ofRead More →
BY JESSE SCOTT FOR THE FREE LANCE–STAR It’s a big week for the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts. On Sunday at 6:30 p.m., the organization will hold a special “Celebration 25” gathering. The event will reveal the six shows that will take the main stage in 2023 for Riverside’sRead More →
Dolly Parton puts a Tennessee twist and accent on a classic Dickensian tale… Main Image: Jesse Faatz A newcomer to London’s Christmas festivities, Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol will come to the Southbank Center in December. Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol – Jesse Faatz The show features anRead More →
Tina Turner’s Musical “Tina—The Tina Turner Musical” stops in Boston Updated: 1:31 PM EDT September 16, 2022 Hide transcript View Transcript ♪ KAREN: THE TONY AWARD-WINNING TINA NORTH AMERICAN TOUR: THE MUSIC TINA TURNER MAKES A STOP IN BOSTON. IS THE INSPIRING JOURNEY OF A WOMAN WHO BROKEN DOWN BARRIERSRead More →
Disney’s Frozen musical will be performed in Singapore from February 5, 2023 for a limited season. (SCREEN CAPTURE: Base Entertainment Asia/YouTube) SINGAPORE – Disney’s Frozen musical will be playing in Singapore from February 5 next year for a limited time. Making its only stop in Southeast Asia, Frozen will beRead More →
Gata Rahe Mera Dil organized by PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry has become a popular annual cultural event. Many selected Bollywood artists and journalists were praised with PHD Utkrishtata Samman by former Union ministers Prakash Javadekar and Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi during the “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav” program. The programRead More →
The Wildcats conclude their musical summer camp “Frozen”. She-Hulk responds to the papers she received from Titania. And Miguel does not forget to “Remember Me” in a single “Coco”. Let’s take a look at what to watch this weekend on Disney+. HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL: THE MUSIC: THE SERIES The WildcatsRead More →
R. Scott Reedy Tina Turner not only has a great career and a great voice, but also a great life that has seen the singer triumph over adversity to become musical royalty. With a career spanning seven decades during which she racked up 35 Top 10 hits, including “Nutbush CityRead More →
Mickaela Boll (17), a grade 12 student at Holy Cross Collegiate, received the Alberta Band Association’s (ABA) first Mike W. Achtymichuk Memorial Scholarship. The award was created by Joyce Howdle and Olga Achtymichuk to honor the memory of Mike Achtymichuk. On an annual basis, $1,000 will be awarded to aRead More →
Mickaela Boll (17), a grade 12 student at Holy Cross Collegiate, received the Alberta Band Association’s (ABA) first Mike W. Achtymichuk Memorial Scholarship. The award was created by Joyce Howdle and Olga Achtymichuk to honor the memory of Mike Achtymichuk. On an annual basis, $1,000 will be awarded to aRead More →
Four Productions, winners of 56 Drama Desks and 49 Tony Awards®, proudly presents the internationally acclaimed show Menopause The Musical® in Cheyenne and will play at the Cheyenne Civic Center for a performance, October 13, 2022. Menopause The Musical® is a groundbreaking celebration of women who are on the cusp,Read More →
The award-winning Broadway musical The Color Purple comes to Birmingham in an exciting new production. The highly anticipated show, based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alice Walker, is currently on view at Birmingham Hippodrome until Saturday 17 September. Alice Walker’s remarkable coming-of-age book about female empowerment and love overcomingRead More →
The show: “Tina – The Musical of Tina Turner” Written by: Katori Hall with Frank Ketelaar and Kees Prins; directed by Phyllida Lloyd What is it about : The national Broadway tour that kicked off in Providence this week tells the story of legendary singer Tina Turner: of her childhoodRead More →
Musical Theater of Anthem presents Little Women September 22-25, 2022 in Anthem, AZ.Produced nationally and internationally, Little Women has received critical acclaim for its ambition to adapt such a well-known story for the stage. This timeless and gripping story comes to life in this glorious musical filled with personal discovery,Read More →
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia uses Blood Cancer Awareness Month in September to raise awareness about leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma and Hodgkin’s disease, support patients affected by blood cancer and collect donations funds for research, said a Saudi oncologist. According to a 2020 GLOBOCAN report published by the World Health Organization, Saudi ArabiaRead More →
Adam Thompson: lead singer of Chocolate Starfish. Welcome to this week’s edition of Musical Musings. Over the years, Shepparton has been a hotbed of local musical talent, with many artists achieving national and international fame. One of the area’s most famous sons is Adam Thompson, the lead singer of theRead More →
BY JESSE SCOTT FOR THE FREE LANCE–STAR It’s a big week for the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts. On Sunday at 6:30 p.m., the organization will hold a special “Celebration 25” gathering. The event will reveal the six shows that will take the main stage in 2023 for Riverside’sRead More →
Baz Luhrmann is nothing but an original, a filmmaker often hailed for his brash showmanship and flirty eye-candy. “Moulin Rouge! The Musical,” Broadway’s exuberant tribute to its iconic 2001 film, also wows viewers with its sheer, pure spectacle. The lavish Tony-winning tuner struts through the Orpheum Theater in San FranciscoRead More →
Seven years ago, a Brevard High student’s violin was destroyed by the weather while she and her family were living in a tent. The story of this homeless young girl, who regularly volunteers to organize Brevard Philharmonic concerts, inspired one of the orchestra’s violinists, Aleta Tisdale, to launch a programRead More →
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi Hooks have entered the final week of their season. Their receiver Luke Berryhill will no doubt train to improve in the offseason, but he also intends to pursue another career. Since he started playing ball, Berryhill’s goal has reached the major leagues. ButRead More →
Click to enlarge T. Charles Erickson Kimberly Marable and company in the Hadesville touring production. A refreshing post-apocalyptic retelling of a classic Greek myth, a Tony and Grammy-winning musical Hadesville promises to rain a harmonious and hopeful version of Hell on the public of San Antonio. PraisedRead More →
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“Dreamgirls” is allegedly the story of a Supremes-like girl group: prodigiously talented teenage girls rise to fame at the hands of a ruthless Svengali, singing a jukebox of irresistible pop and R&B as they go. Paramount Theater Aurora’s production of the 1981 musical by Henry Krieger (music) and Tom EyenRead More →
HUDSON – Upstage Productions has wrapped up its second annual summer workshop in preparation for a full-scale production of Matilda, The Musical this fall. Made possible through the generous support of the Hudson River Bank and Trust Foundation, cast members participated in 8 weekly sessions designed to teach general performanceRead More →
Cast recordings and albums Listen to “Morocco” from the upcoming Broadway musical almost known The musical, with a score by Tom Kitt and Cameron Crowe, will release a four-song vinyl EP ahead of a cast album. The musical bound for Broadway almost known released a new single from their upcomingRead More →
Representatives of 21 day care centers for the elderly today received a set of ten musical instruments including the flute, triangle, drum, jambe, chimta and dholak in a ceremony ceremony held in Port Louis. The Minister of Social Integration, Social Security and National Solidarity, Ms. Fazila Jeewa-Daureeawoo, was present onRead More →
Besties, the first thing you should do this Tony Tuesday is stumble into the kitchen and pour yourself a cup of ambition – and once you’ve yawned, stretched and come to life, you’ll be ready to read our article on 9 to 5! 9 to 5 is adapted from theRead More →
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Diffusion Mr Saturday night The musical, starring Billy Crystal, will air on BroadwayHD The musical adaptation, based on the 1992 film, features a score by Amanda Green and Jason Robert Brown. billy crystal Matthew Murphy After its Broadway broadcast in 2022, the musical adaptation of Mr Saturday night will thenRead More →
Some quick news for josei music and manga fans: Nodame Cantabilea romantic comedy manga by Tomoko Ninomiya about a prodigal piano genius whose life is turned upside down when he meets a gifted young woman who plays in the cantabile style, is being adapted into a musical to be performedRead More →
SEPTEMBER does weird things to your sense of time, doesn’t it? It feels like three years now since Robert Troy hit the road and Dara Colleary reappeared on stage like a haunted pooka from August past, all sins forgiven. But apparently that was only last week. It’s a disconcerting littleRead More →
New Artistic Director of FolkWorld Inc, Jon Cope The growing comeback of the live music industry in Australia is driving changes in direction in all aspects including festivals, agencies, associations and venues. TMN has the latest set of moves from inside the live music industry. Folkworld/Fairbridge Festival Jon Cope, aRead More →
Source: Stanley Weston/Getty Archive Jlate legendary athlete and activist Mohamed Ali has transformed the sports landscape, and a new musical that celebrates its historic legacy is coming to Broadway, Broadway world reported. The project — titled ALI– will chronicle the Louisville native’s rise in boxing and highlight his contributions toRead More →
Marvel Panel guests at D23 on September 10, 2022 were treated to a surprise opening number from Rogers: The Musical. This fictional musical first appeared in Hawk Eye series on Disney+. The premise of this musical is the chronicle of the life and times of the original Captain America, SteveRead More →
It-Teatru tal-Miskinan original musical written and created by Luke Saydon, is a queer coming-of-age story about intolerance and people’s innate fear of ‘the other’. Produced by Saydon Studio, It-Teatru tal-Miskin is directed by Denise Mulholland with movements by Ruth Borg, with Thomas Camilleri, Chiara Hyzler and Sean Borg as theRead More →
Anthony Norman (Evan Hansen), Alaina Anderson (Zoe Murphy) (Photo by Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade) WASHINGTON, DC – In “Dear Evan Hansen,” a Tony Award-winning musical written by Steven Levenson and led by Michael Greif with music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and JustinPaul, we meet high school student Evan HansenRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Local News COVID-19 has closed all concert venues, including London’s iconic Call The Office – which closed “indefinitely” around six months into the pandemic and remains closed. But his legacy remains vibrant for anyone who has seen a performance at the York Street Concert Hall. Call The OfficeRead More →
Based on Baz Luhrmann’s hit 2001 film, Red Mill! Musical comedy, winner of 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, brings his nationwide touring company to SF and it’s a jaw-dropping rock show experience that has Gen X opening night audiences giddy with delight and of Generation Y. Featuring some ofRead More →