Greek electronic music composer, Vangelis, January 28, 1976. (Photo: Michael Putland/Getty Images) The famous Greek composer Vangelis has passed away. Vangelis created the iconic soundtrack for the Oscar-winning film Chariots of Fire. The 79-year-old was self-taught and never studied music. blade runner and chariots of fire Composer Vangelis, pioneer ofRead More →
Creating a new musical tends to be a dicey proposition, especially when it comes to movie adaptations. Get it right and you’ll end up with the phenomenal Broadway hit “The Producers.” Get it wrong, and you’re stuck with the barely stage-worthy “Pretty Woman.” Which brings us to “The Karate Kid:Read More →
The high school girls who loved At Tina Fey’s fiercely funny 2004 movie “Mean Girls” are now bringing their own teenage daughters along to enjoy the dynamic musical adaptation on tour across the country. “That really appeals to this generation of teenagers because that’s what they’re going through right now,”Read More →
Emmy, Grammy and Tony Award winner Ben Platt (Dear Evan Hanson) will play Leo Frank and Micaela Diamond (The Dear Show) as his wife Lucille in Parade. Tony-nominated director Michael Arden (Once on this island, the spring awakening of Deaf West) will lead this presentation of the annual Downtown NewRead More →
The cast of A Walk on the Moon. Photo: T. Charles Erickson Near thend of A walk on the moon– the musical adaptation of the 1999 strong movie of the same title – there’s a standout song by Paul Scott Goodman, AnnMarie Milazzo and Pamela Gray. A young girl, havingRead More →
Prepare to have your heart broken back and forth when acclaimed director Darren Yap presents Jason Robert Brown’s acclaimed musical ‘The Last Five Years’ at La Boite Theatre. “The Last Five Years” tells the story of Jamie and Cathy, a New York couple in their twenties who fall in loveRead More →
From slavery to the present day, Show the way transforms Jacqueline Woodson’s children’s book about ancestral matrilineal history, hope and freedom into a children’s musical. Commissioned by the Kennedy Center and a world premiere, this show is packed with wisdom, history, upbeat music and choreography inspired by African American andRead More →
In the early 2000s, Tim Burton was attached to Batman: The Musical; here’s why it was canceled and all the song demos created for the show. Tim Burton was once attached to Batman: The Musical, which would have adapted his two Caped Crusader movies – here’s why it didn’t happenRead More →
Photo submittedThe Yellow Brick Road with their hearse. The members are, left to right, Doug Myers, Danny Kline, Keith Bailey, Gary Starr, Norm Garlock and Don Kline. By GREG WILLIAMS Sentinel Correspondent REEDSVILLE — At a time when The Beatles were international stars and had achievedRead More →
The verdict Reviews: What Critics Think of the DREAMer-Inspired Off-Broadway Musical ¡American!? Sean Ewing leads the cast of the musical, based on the life of Tony Valdovinos, at New World Stages. Society of ¡AMERICAN! Maria Baranova After a record-breaking 2020 run at Arizona’s Phoenix Theater Company, ¡American!—the new musical basedRead More →
Music maestro Danny Elfman has now scored several big superhero movies, including Batman (1989), Spider Man (2002), Spiderman 2 (2004), Justice League (2017) and Marvel’s new mega hit, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. But Elfman, the 68-year-old former Oingo Boingo and new Oscar-nominated composer, had no better reasonRead More →
“A Dream at the End of Time,” a fantasy musical with a lush score, will have its world premiere at the McCadden Theater during the 2022 Hollywood Fringe Festival. The musical is an adaptation of HP Lovecraft’s short story “The Quest of Iran”; in it, an immortal bard is onRead More →
By Zach Sparks l [email protected] For years they delivered the newspapers. Now they are about to make headlines. The talented students of Broadneck High School will star as a dedicated group of newsboys when the school presents its spring musical, Disney’s “Newsies,” May 12-14. The story features Jack Kelly, aRead More →
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Days after accepting her Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination, Dolly Parton announced her next musical adventure: a Taco Bell musical. What is the musical Dolly Parton Taco Bell about? “Mexican Pizza: The Musical” is “based on the true story of the internet going crazy,” according to the scriptRead More →
Gather around as The Pale Gypsy shares some truly amazing stories from her storybook! Full of quirky characters, humor and accompanied by an original musical score inspired by classic rock. La Revue Musicale Itinérante takes audiences on a journey that explores the mysteries of love, takes them on a rideRead More →
It was written by two university students, first aired in a converted hotel conference center on the outskirts of Edinburgh, then took the West End by storm. Today, the hit musical Six – in which the wives of Henry VIII perform a ‘histo-remix’ pop concert with songs such as Don’tRead More →
“Has no one ever succeeded?” It’s a question the betrayed and heartbroken Carrie White has been asking since 1988. And audiences have been there with her. Stephen King’s classic horror story about a telekinetically tortured teenager was the subject of a gripping novel in 1974 and an Oscar-nominated chilling filmRead More →
There’s nothing like going to the theater. Our exceptional city theater houses host captivating actors, talented dancers, world-class musicians and breathtaking singers who bring stories new and old to life. It really is one of the best ways for visitors to the city to pass their time. Now that theRead More →
One of the most ambitious projects ever produced by the Bergen County Players, Ragtime: The Musical will open the 90th season of BCP in September. Open auditions will be held at the Little Firehouse Theater, 298 Kinderkamack Rd. in Oradell, NJ on Tuesday and Thursday, June 7 and 9 atRead More →
There’s the mother-daughter bond, and then there’s your mom moving into a college dorm with you. One of the first workshops in the musical ‘Between The Lines’ saw international bestselling author Jodi Picoult living temporarily in a seniors’ residence at Vassar College, where her daughter Samantha van Leer was aRead More →
Rail Britannia, a film featuring members of the Dronfield Musical Theater Group, was made after the company was unable to perform its scheduled 2020 show due to the pandemic. Two years later, the film will be shown to the public for the first time as part of the group’s 50thRead More →
A greedy park employee messes everything up in an attempt to get stacks of cash delivered, shutting down the park’s power grids. Spooky times ensue as dinosaurs terrorize visitors, as well as the few park employees on site. Other info: St. Louis Shakespeare’s quirky offshoot, Magic Smoking Monkey Theater, hasRead More →
Spider-Man has had a range of iconic and memorable musical scores accompanying his illustrious film career. His film appearances have been marked by many inventive and talented composers over the years. Everyone has their favorite piece of music from these films – those majestic sounds that audiences can’t get outRead More →
PHOTO: Shari Correll | South Pasadena News | Levi Srebalus as Shrek, Ava Page as Donkey, and Quinn Manzo as Fiona in SPHS Drama’s “Shrek The Musical.” South Pasadena High School Drama made a dramatic return to the stage last weekend after a three-year absence due to the pandemic. TheRead More →
The producers of the musical “Almost Famous,” which had its world premiere in fall 2019 at the Old Globe in San Diego, have announced that the show will premiere on Broadway later this year. No date has been announced, but the musical’s website (almostfamousthemusical.com) has been updated with the words:Read More →
Philip Stoddard as Carl Jung and Stephanie Machado as Sabina Spielrein rehearsing “Sabina”, a musical based on a true story which premieres at the Portland Stage. Photo by Mical Hutson Anita Stewart, executive and artistic director of Portland Stage, admits the premise of the theatre’s latest production, “Sabina,” might notRead More →
Published: Sun 1 May 2022, 09:31 by Auld Stock LARRY Hingerton, Westport, who died recently, was a musical legend in the West of Ireland. Originally from Ballinrobe, he began his musical career with the local brass band alongside the great Jack Power, a fine saxophonist. A hairdresser by profession, LarryRead More →
The musical adaptation of Cameron Crowe’s founding rock film almost known is heading to Broadway in 2022. The 2001 coming-of-age film was based on Crowe’s own experiences in the early 1970s as a teenage music journalist for rolling stone, toured with rock bands Led Zeppelin, Eagles and Lynyrd Skynyrd. CroweRead More →
Ali Akbar Khan was recording the bhajan, Ghanshyam Ki Aakhen for Aandhiyan (1952) rendered by Laxmi Shankar. Writer and director, Chetan Anand asked his Alubhai (the maestro of the sarod) to add a traditional rhythm to the devotional chant. kohl in the song that created the desired effect. For hisRead More →
The Evolution Theater Company’s 2022 season kicks off this weekend with a rousing production of the bubbly, loving parody The Musical of Musicals: The Musicalwith book by Eric Rockwell and Joanne Bogart, music by Rockwell and lyrics by Bogart, directed by Joe Bishara. Jonathan Collura, behind a piano at theRead More →
There’s a reason the 1964 musical “Funny Girl,” a Broadway hit and blockbuster movie, never saw a major revival, and it doesn’t take a medical examiner to find out. As much, if not more, than any musical, the show is indelibly associated with its original star, Barbra Streisand, around whomRead More →
Six years ago, a new musical titled Grow started life here in Oakville. Six days ago, the same show staged its world premiere at the prestigious Grand Theater in London, Ontario. Grow (then called Rumspringa Break!) was workshopped with the Canadian Music Theater Project (CMTP) at the Trafalgar campus inRead More →
The company of “The Band’s Visit” North American tour. (Evan Zimmerman, MurphyMade) The show uses music to transform simple interactions into profound experiences. You might expect a show that won 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, to be flashier, brimming with fancy dance numbers, elaborate sets and extravagant costumes. Instead,Read More →
Placeholder while loading article actions NEW YORK — The center of entertainment on Broadway has moved to a new address. It is now located at 149 W. 45th St., site of the Lyceum Theater and the explosion of imagination “A Strange Loop,” which, if there is a theater god, willRead More →
CLINTON — The Mohawk Valley Chapter Retired Public Employees Association will host a trip to see the Broadway musical, “State Fair,” at the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse in Auburn on Friday, August 26. The cost is $100 per person, with a driver’s tip included. Places must be reserved and payment must beRead More →
Ghosts and The stall actor Utkarsh Ambudkar is developing a new rap musical for Disney+ titled best in the world. He co-wrote, produced and starred in the film, which tells the story of a young mathematician who vows to become the best MC in the world. best in the worldRead More →
In present day Auradon, all is calm and normal as King Adam and Queen Belle prepare for the coronation of their son, Ben, who will soon become king. Ben, benevolent and generous, decides to offer four “misfit” children from the Isle of the Lost to go to school in AuradonRead More →
Several listeners, upon suddenly discovering from a program insert that soprano Lise Davidsen had canceled her appearance in Richard Strauss’ beloved Four Last Songs, did grimacing double takes. Rather than banishing the shadow cast by cancellation, the substitution of a Symphonic Fantasy on die Frau ohne Schatten seemed to replaceRead More →
The Black Box Theater in Moline offers two regional premieres, in August and December. Auditions for “Ride the Cyclone” and “All Is Calm” will take place in May. “Ride the Cyclone” is a 2016 musical with music, lyrics and book by Jacob Richmond and Brooke Maxwell, and tells the storyRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Theater local arts Canadian theater welcomes a fun, contemporary and inspiring new musical. Ruth (Jenny Weisz) and Hannah (Arinea Hermans) learn about cannabis from retailer Alexis (Masini McDermott) in the musical Grow which opened Friday at the Grand Theater and will run until April 30. (Mike Hensen/The LondonRead More →
An additional cast has been announced for the world premiere of A Beautiful Noise, the Neil Diamond Musical – a six-week pre-Broadway engagement at the Emerson Colonial Theater in Boston which will run from June 21 to July 31. As previously announced, Tony-nominated Will Swenson will lead the production asRead More →
The Queen’s Theater Hornchurch today announces the full cast of its brand new fresh and cheerful musical adaptation of The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole Aged 13 ¾ – the Musical (April 28 – May 21, 2022). Based on Sue Townsend’s bestseller, this outrageously funny tale of teenage angst andRead More →
The new all-female musical Soul Sisters is heading to Lincoln’s New Theater Royal with a star cast including Sugababe’s Amelle Berrabah. Described as a journey of success, survival and brotherhood, it takes place at the venue on Tuesday and Wednesday. Soul Sisters is the story of Dionne, Monique and Rachael,Read More →
Fifth Third Bank Broadway in Cincinnati presented by TriHealth has announced a long-awaited lineup of seasonal shows, including previously announced HADESTOWN as well as new musicals TINA: THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL, TOOTSIE and the Tony Award Winning Best Musical MOULIN ROUGE. The season also includes rescheduled shows from the 19/20Read More →
Music: Frank Wildhorn Book: Ivan Menchell Lyrics: Don Black Director: Nick Winston “He puts the hell in the hello”. When Clyde Barrow met Bonnie Parker in early 1930, a legendary criminal duo was born. 90 years later, the musical by Frank Wildhorn, Ivan Menchell and Don Black has arrived inRead More →
Twisted comedy and smooth rhythm-action come to PC and consoles from Norwegian indies SURT. The Plant Kingdom is under siege from the Sugar Daddy King’s candy army, and only the Rhythm Sprout has the cool, funky moves to save the day without missing a beat. Published by tinyBuild and developedRead More →
Arts & Culture DAILY SRQ TUESDAY GOURMET EDITION TUESDAY 19 APRIL 2022 | Asolo Repertory Theater is proud to announce the full cast for the world premiere of the new musical KNOXVILLE. The project brings together Frank Galati, Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens, the Tony Award®-winning creative team behind Broadway’sRead More →
Amas Musical Theater today announced the recipients of the fourth Eric H. Weinberger Award for Emerging Librettists, a cash and production grant awarded annually to support the early work and career of a deserving musical theater librettist, commemorating the life and work of playwright/librettist Eric H. Weinberger (1950-2017), who wasRead More →
Interview with composer Cody Matthew Johnson Listen to most video game soundtracks and you’ll hear the sound of an orchestra. Of course, sometimes the composer will use traditional instruments in new ways or add electronics. But very often, game and film music use the same orchestra that was born inRead More →
Julie Johnson wants to create more opportunities for people to experience the performing arts in the Upper River Valley region of New Brunswick. That’s why the woman from New Denmark applied for a Canada Council for the Arts grant to fund her idea for an original musical set in theRead More →
ORANGE – The Lutcher Theater is delighted to announce that Waitress will be playing Orange for one night only. Catch the hilarious Broadway hit musical on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets range from $35 to $85 and are available online at lutcher.org. Discounts are available for groupsRead More →
The film, based on the 2005 Broadway adaptation, will mark the artist’s acting debut. Grammy-winning Jon Batiste, best known as bandleader and musical director of Stay Human for The Late Show with Stephen Colbertwill make his acting debut in the upcoming musical The purple coloraccording to Rolling Stone. Batiste wasRead More →
Enthrallment: The Musical will premiere at the Orlando Fringe Festival, featuring well-known local artists as well as a few new faces, bringing this dark musical to life. The Orlando International Fringe Festival has long been known for its cutting-edge and original theater productions, and this year was no exception. WithRead More →
You can’t believe everything you read these days, but sometimes you have to get yourself out of your doubts. Case in point: there’s this clip circulating online, one of the particularly harrowing new subgenres of people on the street videos, in which young people on college campuses or at politicalRead More →
The American Theater Guild will present the North American tour of SUMMER: The Donna Summer Musical. This production is part of the BROADWAY IS BACK IN THOUSAND OAKS series and will take the stage at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center from May 12-15, 2022. For tickets CLICK HERE!Read More →
In this undated photo, the National Gugak Center’s Court Music Orchestra performs “Yeominrak.” (NGC) A concert aimed at shedding light on the musical talent of King Sejong the Great will be held next week at the National Gugak Center. King Sejong the Great (1397-1450) was the fourth ruler of theRead More →
Barry Manilow’s new musical “Harmony” might start with the lyrics: His name was Josef! He was a rabbi! The tune to “Copacabana” isn’t here – it’s not a jukebox show – but the tune the singer is known for abounds. It is one of the best incidental scores of theRead More →
YMCA Productions brings Disney magic to Scarborough this Easter with its full production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid. The production promises to be a high-octane powerhouse featuring musical favorites Part of Your World and Under the Sea. Also included in the score are the heart warmers Kiss the Girl andRead More →
The Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey will present the theatrical premiere of the new Disney musical Hercules as part of its 2022-2023 season. Hercules, which premiered in 2019 as part of The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park at the Delacorte Theatre, will run from February 9 to MarchRead More →
ENID, Oklahoma— Lifelong musician, educator and supporter of musical education, we remember his passion. Al Jensen died Friday at the age of 94. A music store owner and instructor, he was known locally for his decades of service to the local music community. “He was an incredible man,” said RandyRead More →
We know that Mani Ratnam finished all the shooting of his next magnum opus “Ponniyin Selvan 1” a few months ago. Filming work on the patch has recently been completed, and post-production work is in full swing. Dubbing and BGM partition work is in progress. Isai Puyal AR Rahman isRead More →
Pictured: Dylan Evans. With the school holidays on our doorstep Wolfgang Magic Musical Circus is the perfect show to entertain the kids and get everyone out of the house for a few hours. Designed to amaze people from the age of three, Wolfgang Magic Musical Circus reimagines the magicalRead More →
Zander accepts the Bruckner Medal (photo Hilary Scott) A huge experience of a rare live performance of Mahler’s Third Symphony is expected. I last heard it in Symphony Hall nine years ago and saw it again HERE, but Friday’s crossing by the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, lovingly prepared and superbly conductedRead More →
After four years, a COVID-19 cancellation and two different casts, Middlebury Community Players will finally perform ‘Tuck Everlasting, The Musical’ at Middlebury Town Hall Theater from April 14-16. If you know the story, in peaceful Tree Gap, New Hampshire, Winnie Foster dreams of a life of adventure. But when sheRead More →
San Diego theater fans will see “Tootsie: The Comedy Musical” for the first time when it premieres at the San Diego Civic Theater next week. The musical was based on the 1982 Oscar-nominated film starring Dustin Hoffman as struggling New York actor Michael Becker, who dresses up as a womanRead More →
Marianas Trench, the Canadian group not the trench in the ocean, has five albums to its credit. They are best known for their concept albums, their collections of songs that have an intertwined history, and on Forever (2011, 604 Records) even plays as one long song. While they made itRead More →
Get your “golden ticket” to Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory The Musical playing at the Lutcher Theater on April 18 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets range from $35 to $85 and are available at lutcher.org. Discounts are available for students, groups of 10 or more, and active military. CallRead More →
Whether you have it or want more, money can trigger faulty logic that leads to erratic behavior. A couple who throws money they don’t have on a wedding to impress parents who don’t care about them and then spend years paying off the debt incurred is a puzzling but commonplaceRead More →
The hottest songwriting team for musicals is Emily Bear and Abigail Barlow who won the Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album for “The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical.” This project originated on TikTok and went viral due to the lyrical pop music score. Also in place was Andrew Lloyd Webber Cinderellaby StephenRead More →
The next animated musical will be the music and lyrics of The little Mermaid collaborators Alan Menken and Glenn Slater. West Side Story Principal Rachel Zegler lends her voice to a new animated musical from Alan Menken titled Bewitched. According to Deadlinethe film is created in collaboration between Apple OriginalRead More →
To continue to hype the highly anticipated Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secretstwo tracks from the film’s magical soundtrack have been released online to bring all wizards and witches back to the wizarding world musically. Emmy and Grammy-winning, Oscar-nominated composer James Newton Howard is known to Wizarding World fans for writing theRead More →
Ben Zander’s guide-lecturer to Mahler’s Third Symphony is not only admirably thorough, but also engaging in each of its 76 minutes. My short first-person narrative will serve to point to this extended pre-concert guide to the Boston Philharmonic concert at Symphony Hall on April 8and at 8:00. Zander will startRead More →
In what can be considered a paradigmatic example of accidental foresight, the Boston Symphony performs the masterful work of Benjamin Britten requiem of war in the face of a real war. If, as Wordsworth asserted (and Eliot denied), poetry is an emotion remembered in quiet, then this week’s gigs couldRead More →
Previews begin at the Charing Cross Theater for the return of the newly revamped production. Newly reinvented Zorro the musical begins previews on April 2 at the Charing Cross Theater in London with the return of Benjamin Purkiss as Diego and Zorro. Production begins April 12. Set in 1805 California,Read More →
ROCKFORD — It was while bumping elbows with other artists on Saturday at a nominees brunch in Beverly Hills that it really started to hit Rockford’s Emily Bear. It’s real. She is nominated for the Grammy Awards. “I got to meet some of the nominees and it was a lotRead More →
Barry Manilow and Bruce Susman. Photo by Julieta Cervantes Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman talked about their new musical “Harmony,” which will debut April 13. The show began previews on Wednesday, March 23, and once officially opened, “Harmony” will only run for seven weeks (April 14 to May 8). ItRead More →
After presenting Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” earlier this month, Stage Door Productions makes a quick return to the stage with the rock musical “Spring Awakening.” The show opens at 8 p.m. tonight with performances through April 10. Sessions are at 8 p.m. for performances from Thursday to Saturday andRead More →
Yesterday evening Six the Musical celebrated 1000 West End performances with a special gala at the Vaudeville Theatre. To mark the occasion, the creators of the hit show, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, joined the company on stage to pose for a 1000th anniversary “selfie”. Left to right: Danielle Rose,Read More →
EXCLUSIVE: Gravitas Ventures has acquired the American rights to the musical crime drama The scorewith Will Poulter (Drug), Johnny Flynn (The clothe), Naomi Ackie (master of nothing) and Lydia Wilson (Flack). The Anthem Sports & Entertainment Company plans to release writer-director Malachi Smyth’s feature debut exclusively in theaters on JuneRead More →
The poster for the Korean production of “Mrs. Doubtfire,” which will premiere in August, was released by SEM Company on Tuesday. [SEM COMPANY] The Broadway musical “Mrs. Doubtfire,” based on the 1993 film of the same name, will premiere in Korea in August, according to production company SEM on Tuesday.Read More →
PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio – The idea that everyone likes to sing and dance nuns will be put to the test again when the Cassidy Theater presents the feel-good musical “Sister Act” April 1-10 at Parma Heights. . No one knows that better than local theater manager Kim Mihalik, who helmedRead More →
CNA – A musical about Diana, the late Princess of Wales, and a semi-animated Space Jam remake starring LeBron James have won the most Razzies, the awards that confuse the year’s dumbest movies on the eve of the big Oscar ceremony. The Razzies announced the winners ahead of yesterday’s Oscars,Read More →
JOHNSON CITY — To wrap up its 2021-22 season, East Tennessee State University’s Department of Theater and Dance will present the Appalachian love story musical “Bright Star.” The show will be presented at the Bert C. Bach Theater at the Martin Center for the Arts at 7:30 p.m. on AprilRead More →
Diana Musical, Space Jam and Jared Leto among 2022 Razzie winners for ‘worst’ of the year Netflix; Fabio Lovino/MGM Pictures; Pictures from Warner Bros. This year’s Razzie Awards have officially been awarded. Ahead of Sunday’s 94th Academy Awards, the “winners” of the 42nd Golden Raspberry Awards were announced over theRead More →
If you didn’t know better, and most moviegoers wouldn’t, you’d think the “Anastasia” family was a Disney musical. It has the romance, the twinkle, the Cinderella story of an amnesiac girl who finds out (or maybe not) that she is a Grand Duchess from a prominent Russian family. It hasRead More →
Disney fans rejoice! This year’s musical selection for the Penns Manor Musical Club is Disney’s “Descendants: The Musical.” The costumes, music, and characters will be familiar to fans of the franchise, but there will also be some exciting new parts. According to Junior Bailey Horn, who plays Carlos, “the wayRead More →
Brittny Smith (“Diva Donna”) and the all-female SUMMER ensemble.– picture by Denise Trupe Moments before the curtain for Tuesday’s opening night performance Summer – The Musical Donna Summer at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville, I was asked to name my favorite song by the disco diva who laterRead More →
The buzz around Sian HederMasterpiece in the running for Best Picture CODA continues to grow ahead of the 2022 Oscars. Through a partnership between the Tony Award-winning Deaf West Theatre, Vendôme Pictures and Pathé Films, it will be able to expand its reach into the world of musical theatre. TheRead More →
A NEW VISION OF SHAKESPEARE: Gillian Murphy, left, and Ryoko Tanaka star in the American Repertory Ballet’s production of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ choreographed by Ethan Stiefel. (Photo by Harald Schader) By Anne Levin For his final performance as a principal dancer with New York City Ballet in the lateRead More →
It’s a play and it’s about a photographer but “Parks” kept reminding me of poetry. There’s poetry in the way director Talvin Wilks interpreted it, caring more about capturing feelings than whether the actors are the same race, age, or gender as their characters. There is poetry in the staging,Read More →