TRANS AM, a groundbreaking new solo rock musical written by and performed by actress/musician/rock star Lisa Stephen Friday (her/her), with musical supervision and orchestrations by Tony Award winner Stephen Oremus (Tony Award best orchestrations for Kinky Boots, Tony and Drama Desk Awards for co-orchestration of the Book of Mormon), getsRead More →
Federal Hill, a restored antebellum plantation home in Bardstown, Kentucky, better known as the Old Kentucky Home, opened its doors to statewide marching band and throngs of visitors on 4 July 1923, after a three-year campaign for its purchase and renovation. It was Kentucky’s first historic home—and one of theRead More →
The release of Avatar: The Way of the Water gets closer every day and that means the people behind the long-awaited sequel come and go for the final touches on the film. Producer Jon Landau provides a new update stating that the film is currently being scored with composer SimonRead More →
The six wives of Henry VIII are finally getting their rewards as modern pop stars in the Broadway hit ‘Six: The Musical,’ at the National Theater until September 4. OMCP’s Jason Fraley Presents ‘Six’ at the National Theater (Part 1) Divorced, beheaded, died of childbirth, divorced, beheaded and survived –Read More →
The trailer for the new Netflix movie 13: The Musical has been published and Redditors already have strong opinions about it. The 2008 Broadway musical had an original score by renowned contemporary composer Jason Robert Brown, as well as a cast of newcomers that included none other than Ariana Grande.Read More →
Jonathan Larson’s musical “Rent” about young artists struggling in New York – with its grunge-rock numbers and, above all, the heavy weight of HIV that weighs on most of the characters – is sometimes characterized, by admirers like detractors, like much of its time, a cultural touchstone of the 90s.Read More →
Will Poulter would “jump at the chance” to do another musical. The 29-year-old actor had a great time working on heist film ‘The Score’ and its soundtrack with co-stars Naomi Ackie and Johnny Flynn and he would love the chance to sing on camera again at the future. He said,Read More →
The research group “Signal processing in telecommunication systems” (TIC-188) of the Higher Polytechnic School of Linares (University of JN) led by Professor Nicolas Ruiz received the highest score and was selected for receive European research funding. ‘Repertorium’ project (research and promotion of the European repertoire through techniques of working onRead More →
For Kenneth Morris, sitting in a dark room among hundreds of people, it was a moment of communion with a man he has never met but whose light he carries with him wherever he goes. Morris is the great-great-great-grandson of Frederick Douglass, an abolitionist, orator and polymath. On Thursday, heRead More →
This week, The Muny Stage appears with lots of gay people dressed in pink in their production of LEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL. The show is filled with laughter as silly and absurd as the alliteration of the previous sentence. The Delta Nu sorority sisters are caricatures of giddy girls whoRead More →
The sun is setting on the Bay Street Theatre’s Summer 2022 MainStage season, but it’s dying down. For their final show of the summer, the Bay Street crew are producing their biggest production to date: the acclaimed massive musical Ragtime. The show – which features music by Stephen Flaherty, lyricsRead More →
The life of Frederick Douglass takes center stage in “American Prophet: Frederick Douglass In His Own Words,” a new musical about the abolitionist premiering August 15 at Arena Stage. The musical, written by Marcus Hummon and Charles Randolph-Wright, focuses on Douglass’ origin, background and wife, Anna. It features words fromRead More →
LISTEN TO THIS STORY HERE: Watch out for giant traveling fruits! Theater 29 begins its 2022-23 season with Roald Dahl’s classic, “James and the Giant Peach.” The family-favorite musical will open Theater 29’s highly anticipated 2022-2023 season. Theater 29 and Director Katie Fleischman are thrilled to announce the cast ofRead More →
Largs-born music legend Benny Gallagher returns to Ayrshire for two shows in October at Irvine’s Harbor Arts Centre. After being signed to Apple Records by the Beatles as a writer in 1968, Benny rose to prominence as part of McGuinness Flint who scored a huge hit in 1970 with WhenRead More →
PRETTY WOMAN the Musical brings the beloved romantic comedy to the stage with a few updates and a musical twist, and lots of love. Olivia Valli, talks about being able to bring the role of Vivian Ward and this show to the San Diego scene. PRETTY WOMAN plays Broadway SanRead More →
The Berkeley Repertory Theater has announced the cast for the world premiere of the new musical Goddess, with a book by Jocelyn Bioh, music by Michael Thurber and design/production by Saheem Ali. It runs from August 13 to September 25. In Goddess, a mysterious singer arrives at Moto Moto, aRead More →
In the unforgettable new version of Billy Elliot the Musical from director Nikolai Foster, all lines have been blurred. When the miners strike, they run down the aisles and howl their protests right above our heads. Billy’s room sits atop a portable mining shaft, the personal and the political asRead More →
EMILY PRESCOTT: Tara Newley, daughter of Joan Collins, unearthed a lost musical masterpiece from her late father Anthony By Emily Prescott for the Sunday Mail Published: 7:35 p.m. EDT, July 23, 2022 | Updated: 7:52 p.m. EDT, July 23, 2022 Talk about life by imitating art…here is a perfect example.Read More →
Comment this story Comment It begins, fittingly, with a song about freedom. And Frederick Douglass singing it. Yes, this Frederick Douglass, the polymath abolitionist, writer and political thinker, who escaped slavery and became one of the most influential – and photographed – Americans of the 19th century. Portrayed as actorRead More →
The North American company Tour Aragon de SIX. Photo by Joan Marcus (A066r) WASHINGTON, DC – Six Tudor “roses” burst onto the stage with such fire and ferocity that the audience cheered. From the opening number, the cast of queens keeps the audience spellbound. Backed by a sizzling three-piece band,Read More →
A classic tale of twins separated at birth and reunited years later is told in Identical at the Nottingham Playhouse from next week. Same as it premiered at the Playhouse on Tuesday and will run until August 14. Based on the book by Erich Kästner, this classic tale tells theRead More →
(lr) Quincy Kuykendall, Leslie R. Hethcox, Patrick Darab Hartigan, Nathan Daniel Ford and Stephen Mercantel in The Full Monty (Photo by April Paine) Professional dancers with dollar bills in their thongs will tell you that stripping is all about the teasing – the buildup of sexual tension and anticipation thatRead More →
Editor’s Note: This article was written by a Townsquare Media Northern New England contributor and may contain the views, opinions or personal experiences of the individual. Celebrating 90 years of regional coastal theater at the Ogunquit Playhouse is a milestone for generations new and old who are discovering this magnificentRead More →
Come see the exciting new production of Annie from YES (Youth Entertainment Stage) Company. This exuberant musical features nearly 70 local students in grades 7-12 under the direction and choreography of Maggie Sniffen. All performances will be held at the Gallo Center, 1000 I St., downtown Modesto. Based on theRead More →
The 2022-23 season opener for Roxy’s Downtown is Bruyères: the musical, which will run until July 23. A black comedy Heathers opens up conversations about dark issues including bullying, teen suicide, sexual assault and school violence. There’s a dazzling rock score and a wickedly funny book, because, you know, MURDERRead More →
CLARKSVILLE, TN – The inspiring musical adaptation of Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The purple color will make a merry noise at the Roxy Regional Theater beginning Friday, August 5 at 8 p.m. With a Grammy-winning score featuring jazz, ragtime, gospel, African music and blues, The purple color is anRead More →
RHINEBECK — The musical “Curtains,” a presentation from Up In One Productions, opens for a run of 12 performances Friday, July 22 at 8 p.m. at the Center for Performing Arts, 661 State Route 308. “Curtains” tells the story of an out-of-town opening for a new musical, “Robbin Hood,” inRead More →
The creators of the worldwide television hit The Great British Bake Off hope their magic touch will be passed on to live audiences when ‘Bake Off: The Musical’ makes its theatrical debut next week in Cheltenham, South West England. The friendly but fiercely competitive baking competition has been one ofRead More →
Maurice Ravel (file photo) The Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra’s first appearance each summer always arouses interest: it’s the first performance of an orchestra that didn’t exist a few weeks earlier, made up of around 100 musicians from around the world who spend eight weeks in as TMC Fellows, with anRead More →
LOS ANGELES: Three-time Oscar nominee Woody Harrelson, who received positive response for his work as Cletus Kasady in ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’, is currently in negotiations to join Lionsgate’s 1970s musical jukebox ensemble ‘Sailing’ from ‘Rock of Ages’ creator Chris D’Arienzo, reports ‘Deadline. The project is presented as aRead More →
Tommy Lassiter stars as Jack Kelly in the Tri-Valley Rep production of “Newsies.” The summertime musical runs Saturdays and Sundays from July 16-31 at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore. (Photo by Ben Krantz) The fight for fairness in the workplace will make headlines throughout the show, as the cause ofRead More →
‘The Songs of Dorothy Dandridge! The Musical’, excerpts from the upcoming Dorothy Dandridge production! The Musical, with book and lyrics by Trey Ellis and music and lyrics by Shelton L. Becton, directed by Tamara Tunie at Zankel Hall is coming to Carnegie Hall this month. Check out the company inRead More →
Based on the novel The Man Who Broke the Bank in Monte Carlo by Michael Butterworth, Lucky Stiff is a quirky and hilarious police farce, complete with mistaken identities, six million dollars in diamonds and a corpse in a wheelchair. The story revolves around a modest English shoe salesman whoRead More →
Click to enlarge Photo: Evan Zimmerman, MurphyMade Janet Dacal and Sasson Gabay star in The group visit. How does a short indie film from 2007 evolve into an award-winning Broadway musical a decade later? Itamar Moses, who wrote the book for The group visitrecount CityBeat how this musical was born.Read More →
The world premiere engagement of A Beautiful Noise, The Neil Diamond Musical will open on Sunday, July 10, after a postponement due to COVID cases at the company. The Boston cast is led by Tony Award® nominee Will Swenson as Neil Diamond – Then, Tony Award nominee Mark Jacoby asRead More →
As “Funny Girl,” the 1964 Broadway musical turned 1968 movie, begins, aspiring performer Fanny Brice just can’t catch a break. It’s hard not to see parallels in the current Broadway revival, which has received more time in the media spotlight than usual. Fanny Brice, Beanie Feldstein, the show’s original cast,Read More →
Howard Shore may not be one of the names most likely to come to mind when you think of modern composers, but his impact within the film industry and the directors he worked with may surprise you. , and he had a prolific career. Shore is likely to be recognizedRead More →
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The dominance of comic book movies over the modern box office has made any search for novelty in the medium a matter of substantial notoriety. So when Todd Phillips announced that his second take on the most beloved villain of all time on the comic book page would be aRead More →
PHOTO: Matthew Murphy | South Pasadena News | Conor Ryan in Christian and Courtney Reed in Satine in the Moulin Rouge North American tour! Musical comedy Entering the famous Pantages Theater during the Thursday opening of ‘Moulin Rouge! Musical theatergoers are transported to the debauchery of a smoky cabaret throughRead More →
IND vs ENG LIVE: Rishabh Pant opens with Rohit Sharma – India have again opted to change their pair of openers as musical chairs… IND vs ENG LIVE: Rishabh Pant opens with Rohit Sharma – India again opted to change their opener pair as the musical chair of the openingRead More →
The chance to see a top-notch live production of a Golden Age musical like Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Carousel” rarely comes along. So fans of classic song-and-dance shows should hop on horseback to see the Lyric Theater’s dazzling production of “Carousel” before it closes on July 10 at the Civic Center.Read More →
Thu Jul 7, 2022 8:40 PM To perform original music live at the screening of Alexander Dovzhenko’s iconic silent film “Earth” √ Talkback with Bruce Jackson, professor and film scholar at the University at Buffalo, will follow on July 14 at the Mainstage Theater Artpark & Company presents the returnRead More →
Joey Z, host of The Glow Show You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll remember what entertainment was like before those damn ‘ronas came to town, as some of this town’s most talented performers rock the stage right before your eyes and ears . Wear a mask anyway, citizen, but be preparedRead More →
stranger things has always been recognized for his attention to detail, and his musical choices are no exception. Whether enhancing the emotional texture of a scene, foreshadowing future events, or simply paying homage to the 1980s, the series’ handpicked soundtrack songs rarely serve as mere background music. background – andRead More →
Heart Strings Theater Co.’s first production brings the award-winning hilarious Urineville the musical at the Canberra Theatre. Urinetown won three Tony Awards, including Best Book of a Musical and Best Original Score, two Obie Awards, three Outer Critics Circle Awards, two Lucille Lortel Awards – and the Canberra Theater Center’sRead More →
Leaping lizards! The hit musical Annie is coming to Aberdeen Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f” mark.Read More →
Many viewers resent the music, because Sing 2the starred suite of 2021 to that of 2016 To sing, dominates the Netflix streaming charts. Arriving on the streaming platform on Wednesday, June 22, the animated musical film is currently one of the most popular titles on Netflix, boasting millions of hoursRead More →
The post Westworld Composer Ramin Djawadi on the Exciting Musical Twists Promised by Season 4 appeared first on Consequence. [Editor’s note: The following contains spoilers for Westworld, Season 4 Episode 2, “Well Enough Alone.” To read about the music of Episode 1, click here.] There may not be a bigRead More →
The wide and narrow stage with two rows of seats facing each other is problematic: the group dominates the central stage, leaving the actors-singers only a shallow stage strip at the front, and cramped spaces at left and right of the stage, diminishing the impact of dramatic action. Performing theRead More →
The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts turned into a seaside setting for a concert by Latvian choral and instrumental group Anima on Friday night. The group is based in the town of Saulkrasti, on the coast of the Gulf of Riga, part of the Baltic Sea. In 2021 theyRead More →
Faye Brookes as Roxie Hart in Chicago on tour at Sheffield Lyceum July 5-9, 2022. Faye Brookes, better known as Kate Connor on TV’s Coronation Street, Brenda Edwards from Loose Women and Lee Mead from Holby City, will be performing at the Lyceum Theater July 5-9, 2022. Set in theRead More →
Get Your Wigle On to perform The Little Mermaid at the Severn Theater Tickets are still available for Get Your Wigle On’s performance of Disney’s extravaganza The Little Mermaid at the Theater Severn, Shrewsbury. The show begins Thursday, July 7 and continues through Saturday, July 9. The two-act musical productionRead More →
We’re celebrating our nation’s 246th birthday on WRTI! Join us on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday for a fun and festive Independence Day weekend. On the jazz side, tune in for a weekend drive across the United States, brought to you by your favorite jazz artists. Nat “King” Cole willRead More →
Hedgerow Theater Company will embark on a summer fun for the whole family with The World According to Snoopy. From July 13-31, this upbeat musical features all the characters from Charles M. Schulz’s beloved comic strip, “Peanuts.” A main production for audiences of all ages. The World According to Snoopy,Read More →
BY VIKAS DATTA One morning, this Bollywood music composer was called by none other than “Malika-e-Ghazal” Begum Akhtar, who was so enamored with one of her compositions that she insisted on singing it all to him – via a long distance call. It was the superlative talent – and downfallRead More →
Loren Hunter, Chelsea Dawson, Phoenix Jackson Mendoza, Kala Gare, Kiana Daniele and Vidya MakanPhoto by James D Morgan SIX the musical is a must this winter in Melbourne. Short and sweet at just 75 minutes long, SIX will have you jamming in your seat, while listening to the six wivesRead More →
I love random things that happen when I travel, and my trip to Nashville led me to one of those things. Our press group was to see a bit of rehearsal for a new musical at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center. We were handed press materials, then rushed to aRead More →
LOGAN — The Lyric Repertory Company pulled another one out of the park Friday night. Their production of the Disney musical terrible friday was fresh and fun, with upbeat music and great performances from a sizable cast. One of the reasons Freaky Friday was such a treat to watch isRead More →
Broadway Dallas and Broadway Across America (BAA) have announced that the 2023-2024 season lineup will include the return of HAMILTON and the North Texas premiere of TINA – THE Tina Turner MUSICAL. The only way to guarantee seats is to purchase the 2022-2023 Broadway Germania Insurance Series presented by BroadwayRead More →
The London Symphony Orchestra’s annual free concert in Trafalgar Square has become such a familiar part of the cultural calendar that it’s hard to believe it’s only been around for 11 years (make it 10, if you subtract the pandemic year of 2020, when it might not take place). TheRead More →
Where we’re going, we don’t need roads — we need ticket sales! The new “Back to the Future” musical, based on Robert Zemeckis’ classic 1985 sci-fi film starring Michael J. Fox, will open on Broadway in 2023, producers announced Wednesday. Sources told the Post that next spring, the time-traveling DeLoreanRead More →
On June 21, Neil Diamond attended the first preview of the world premiere of A Beautiful Noise, the Neil Diamond Musical. Diamond received a loud standing ovation upon arriving at Boston’s Emerson Colonial Theater and again at the curtain call. Watch below: The cast of A nice sound is directedRead More →
Do you remember your first original Broadway cast album? Do you remember when you would turn on the album (or CD) and listen to the recording from beginning to end, letting the album take you on the journey that Broadway audiences got to see live? Of course, that was beforeRead More →
X Musicals seem to be the new thing again, with The Smurfs and the next Joker sequel of all things pick up where the hamilton the craze has stopped. This time, it’s Will Poulter who enters the fray with The scorea heist musical that debuted at the 2021 Tallinn BlackRead More →
For years, Johnny Flynn has made a name for himself as an exciting and rising British actor in films like The beast and Ground Meat Operation – but long before appearing on the screen, he was first and foremost a folk singer. Now he’s combining those two talents in aRead More →
PHOTO: Matthew Murphy | South Pasadena News | Olivia Valli, Adam Pascal and the company of Pretty Woman: The Musical. Pretty Woman: The Musical opened at the Dolby Theater on Friday for its three weeks here in Los Angeles, followed by two weeks at the Segerstrom Center for the ArtsRead More →
Davone Tines as Malcolm (photo by Kathy Wittman) Jonathan Harris as Young Malcolm A major lyrical event, illustrating a tumultuous journey from traumatized child to prophet of black nationalism via detours as cool cat, prisoner, hustler, scam victim and pilgrim to Mecca, can be summed up in name changes fromRead More →
Disney Channel’s “The Descendants” – with their dancing, singing hit songs – will be brought to the stage by an enthusiastic and talented group of young actors, singers and dancers on June 25 Courtesy of Studio 111 Theater Company, a division from Ahwatukee’s Dance Studio 111. It’s Dance Studio 111’sRead More →
Lempicka, the new musical celebrating the gripping true story of acclaimed recording artist Tamara de Lempicka, has just released its second single, “Perfection”, performed by George Abud with lyrics by Carson Kreitzer, music by Matt Gould and vocals. orchestrations by Cian McCarthy. Listen below! Lempicka, directed by Tony Award winnerRead More →
The Chandler Center for the Arts has announced the premiere of NORTH, a dynamic new musical theater production conceived and created by writer and composer Ashli St. Armant, in November 2022. Set to a powerful score filled with jazz and historically black musical genres rooted in New Orleans, NORTH tellsRead More →
The San Luis Obispo Repertory Theater presents its production of Xanaduwhich premiered in June and is set to run through Sunday, July 3. Based on the cult classic film, Xanadu follows the journey of a Greek muse, Kira, who descends from Mount Olympus to Venice Beach and falls into “forbiddenRead More →
Jovanni Sy and John Cardoza in “Karate Kid – The Musical” (Photo: Phillip Hamer Photography) It’s been over 35 years since audiences first encountered Mr. Miyagi, Daniel LaRusso and many others at the Cobra Kai Dojo in the 1984 film. The Karate Kid. The film was the fourth highest-grossing filmRead More →
If there is one thing A letter to Harvey Milk beyond reproach is pure topicality, even in a story set a generation ago. The show explores the (mis)use of firearms in society as well as prevailing negative attitudes towards LGBTQ+ people and anti-Semitism. It quickly becomes clear that, as thereRead More →
The legend of Robin Hood has been around since the 12th century, inspiring countless books, radio dramas, films and TV shows about the adventures of the exiled nobleman who tried to shift the balance of power by stealing from the wealthy and giving to the poor with his merry bandRead More →
This summer La Coterie will produce the world premiere of the new family musical, Alice’s Wonderland, adapted from the classic story by Lewis Carroll and featuring an original score with book, music and lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew – – based on a treatment by Linda ChichesterRead More →
“A Strange Loop,” a searing story about a gay and black theater artist facing self-doubt and societal disapproval, won the Tony Award for Best New Musical on Sunday night, giving another huge accolade to a challenging contemporary production that had already won a Pulitzer Prize. The soul-baring spectacle, nurtured byRead More →
With “Surviving the Moonlight,” a musical about love and family in the theater world, Short North Stage co-founder Rick Gore and Broadway songwriter-lyricist David Spangler aim to fulfill a family promise made by Gore decades ago. Short North Stage will present the world premiere, which opens Friday at the GardenRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Theater The cast and the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, in Ragtime: A Concert Performance during a dress rehearsal. Photo by Will Young. Photo by Will Young /Do young people Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission on purchases made throughRead More →
“Shucked!”, in development for Broadway, will make its world premiere as part of Pioneer’s 2022-2023 season. (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Pioneer Theater Company on the University of Utah campus. The company has announced its 2022-2023 season. | June 10, 2022, 7:35 p.m. | Updated: June 11, 2022,Read More →
The “Hadestown” company, touring BroadwaySF’s Orpheum Theater. Photo: T Charles Erickson/BroadwaySF The tragic myth inspires a particular terror. You know in your heart what’s going to happen, and that knowledge knots and flows, making the story somehow more suspenseful, not less. Because the hero speaks to an essential part ofRead More →
If you were hoping to get tickets to Disney’s Frozen – The Musical in Houston, you’re in luck. Secondary markets like StubHub and Vivid Seats often have tickets to the biggest events in Houston, and we’ve got a few little-known strategies to help you get the best deals, sometimes evenRead More →
Michelle Jacques in rehearsal with German choreographer David Brandstätter at CounterPulse for their presentation of “Freiheit”. Photo: Shelley Ho Michelle Jacques has traveled the world as a musical ambassador representing the deepest sources of black American music. Embracing her musical heritage in her forties after a successful administrative career, theRead More →
Dear Evan Hansen posted a Sept. 18 closing date after six years on Broadway. The production, which won the 2017 Tony Award for Best Musical, reopened at the Music Box Theater on Broadway in December 2021, following the pandemic-induced closure of theaters. Before the pandemic, the show was selling steadilyRead More →
“Triassic Parq” was originally written and directed by Marshall Pailet, with lyrics and book (it’s a musical theater speech for “script”) by Marshall Pailet, Bryce Norbitz and Steve Wargo. I first encountered the show in 2015, when the Blank Canvas Theater in Cleveland, Ohio put on a production. BCT hasRead More →
The full cast has been announced for ‘Identical’, the new musical adaptation ofErich Kästner’s novel “The Parent Trap,” directed by Olivier & Tony Award winner Trevor Nunn, features three sets of identical twins and two new star dogs! Identical is based on the novel ‘The Parent Trap’ by Erich Kästner,Read More →
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe has expanded into television, so has its musical reach, embracing diversity both in terms of composers and the music they create. English composer Natalie Holt (pictured above) brought unexpected sounds to “Loki”; Cairo-based Hesham Nazih added specific Egyptian sounds to “Moon Knight”; and American composerRead More →
The company of “A Chorus Line” at the Laguna Playhouse By Eric Marchese | NB Indy Special There is no doubt that innovation was in the DNA of “A Chorus Line”. Director-choreographer Michael Bennett conceived of the 1975 show as having essentially no plot – more or less a seriesRead More →
Moline’s Spotlight Theater (1800 7th Ave.) opens the 2016 musical “Tuck Everlasting” tonight, June 3, and it will run this weekend and next. Performances will start at 7 p.m. on June 3, 4, 10 and 11 and at 2 p.m. on Sundays, June 5 and 12. In the story (basedRead More →
“A Violinist’s Journey to the Big Screen” Unclassified. At Coolidge Corner. Rating: A- Unlike “Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles,” the beautiful 2019 documentary exploring the origin of the Broadway musical “Fiddler on the Roof,” “Fiddler’s Journey to the Big Screen” is the story of how the he work of artRead More →
NTPA Plano is celebrating Pride Month with a special production of Billy Elliot June 9-12 at the Rodenbaugh Theater at the Willow Bend Center of the Arts. Performed by students in grades 5-12, the production tells the inspiring story of a young boy’s journey as he exits the boxing ringRead More →