The Theater Royal Stratford East has unveiled its plans for the 2022 season. The venue will host the London premiere of the new musical Fantastically great women who changed the world, written by Chris Bush, Miranda Cooper and Jennifer Decilveo under the direction of Amy Hodge. Telling the story ofRead More →
The Tuesday, January 18 performance of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR has been postponed due to travel conditions impacted by recent weather events. The show will continue as scheduled with the remaining performances Wednesday through Sunday. Tickets purchased through Ticketmaster and the Broadway in Indianapolis eClub for the January 18 performance willRead More →
The head Safety Justin Simmons’ work in the Broncos community is no secret. The three-time Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee is as dedicated off the court as he is, working closely with several charities in the Denver area and beyond. Now Simmons and his wife have embarked onRead More →
Meet Jenna, an expert waitress and baker who dreams of a little happiness in her life. When a hot new doctor comes to town, life gets complicated. With the support of her co-workers Becky and Dawn, Jenna overcomes the challenges she faces and discovers that laughter, love and friendship canRead More →
Guerilla Opera begins its 15and-“Guerilla Underground” anniversary celebration tonight with Marti Epstein’s animated version of Deniz Khateri Rumpelstiltskin. Originally commissioned in 2008 by the guerrillas, Epstein’s chamber opera was a thoughtful and haunting online version of the Brothers Grimm folk tale. In Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm’s 1812 Rumpelstilzchen, a millerRead More →
William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure” has long been known as a “problem play” for its dark cynicism and abrupt changes in tone. So Christopher Williams said he understands why audiences might be confused by ‘Desperate Measures,’ a goofy musical inspired by Shakespeare’s drama which opens Saturday, January 15 when itRead More →
LOS ANGELES — History is littered with revolutions big and small, but the Singing Revolution, which sounds more like a televised vocal competition than a historic event, might be the most musical. “It sounds like a fairy tale, but it’s the real story,” said creator Tony Spinosa. What do youRead More →
James Everts and Together; Photo by Jenny Graham James Everts and Together; Photo by Jenny Graham The summer of 1988 saw a series of concerts and joint singing, which would soon grow into a large-scale grassroots movement later known as the Singing Revolution. Photo courtesy of estonianworld.com Singing Revolution: TheRead More →
For moviegoers, Peter Dinklage singing the title role of Cyrano may be a surprise – because they don’t think about the game of thrones actor as a musical performer; because Dinklage plays Edmond Rostand’s hero in 1897 without the character’s characteristic nose; for despite the play’s many cinematic incarnations, theRead More →
At the Straz Center until January 16 is a tribute to a beloved music icon, Donna Summer. DONNA: THE DONNA SUMMER MUSICAL examines the singer’s life, how she broke down barriers to perform her own music. The score features over 20 classic hits, including “Bad Girls”, “Love to Love YouRead More →