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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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

The Rockhampton Symphony Orchestra will perform musical masterpieces at the Pilbeam Theater on Saturday 12 November. Picture provided. Preview by Chris Skelding Got a phone call from my mole inside the Rockhampton Symphony Orchestra (RSO) last week, she (or he) spoke in a low, nervous voice like someone might beRead More →

Set against the backdrop of 19th century France, Les Miserables tells a gripping story of shattered dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption – a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. This epic story, written by the famous French novelist Victor Hugo in 1862, has becomeRead More →

DEXTER, MI–The Encore Musical Theatre, Michigan’s award-winning nonprofit professional theater company, is gearing up for the holidays with A CHRISTMAS STORY, THE MUSICAL. Described in The New York Times as a “collage of childhood snapshots from the thrilling and exciting month before Christmas”, the show, based on the popular 1983Read More →

Heigh Ho, dear adorable Rainbow Tribe, Bobby Patrick, your Rainbow Critic is back on CD-Land to deliver another detailed breakdown of a new music release. So buckle up and get ready, as Bobby continues on the ABOUT record. This week’s album entry in the BobbyFiles comes from musical theater creatorsRead More →

By Aaron Keebaugh The stormy exuberance of Debussy’s Piano Trio in G Major inspired one of the many highlights of that rather auspicious night. Radius Ensemble in action last Thursday night. Photo: Gul Deniz Korkusuz by Charles Shadle Chahta Aisha (Choctaw Places) may reflect the wide open spaces of theRead More →

A CHRISTMAS Carol is one of the most iconic festive stories ever told – and a musical theater company is bringing the classic tale to Wilmslow later this month. For their first big show since 2019, company members Alderley and Wilmslow Musical Theater bring Dickensian London to Cheshire – completeRead More →

As the Hollywood Foreign Press Association continues to march toward a possible comeback, whether talent and studios participate or not, the mere mention of a Golden Globe nomination will come in handy in this wide-open Oscar season. While early season precursors start rolling in like nominations for Gothams and HollywoodRead More →

MATTHEWS PLAYHOUSE Leo Walton as Tiny Tim in the Matthews Playhouse production of “Scrooge!: The Musical.” If it’s November, it’s time to think about holiday musicals. Matthews Playhouse of the Performing Arts will present “Scrooge! The Musical,” anRead More →

Fri, 04/11/2022 – 10:12 am | From: Mike Lopinto The Southern Opera and Musical Theater Company at the University of Southern Mississippi (USM) presents the “perfect musical”, guys and dollsfrom November 10 to 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Mannoni Performing Arts Center. This is the first full-scale musical onRead More →

Melody Bay Production, LLC music in the clouds An hour-long original American musical We are thrilled to announce the release of this hour-long American musical, “Music in The Clouds”. —James Gutzman, CEO, Melody Bay Productions, LLC TWIN CITIES, MINNESOTA, USA, Nov. 4, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — MELODY BAY PRODUCTIONS, LLC, announcesRead More →

The verdict Reviews: What critics think of Cameron Crowe almost known Musical on Broadway? Based on the Oscar-winning actor’s 2000 love letter to rock-n-roll film, the musical features a score with new songs by Crowe and Tony-winning composer Tom Kitt. Critics flock to the Broadway premiere of almost known, aRead More →

Zach Petroff | Opinion Editor | (Left to right): SpongeBob SquarePants, Sandy Cheeks and Patrick Star ponder the nautical absurdity of Bikini Bottom. Zach Petroff | Opinion Editor November 3, 2022 SpongeBob SquarePants has moved from his pineapple under the sea to the bright stage of the Duquesne Genesius Theater.Read More →

(New York Jewish Week) — A New York revival of the 1998 Broadway musical “Parade” — about the 1915 lynching of a Jewish man, Leo Frank, at the hands of a Southern mob — is coming to a auspicious, if not worrying, moment. . Anti-Semitism is once again part ofRead More →

Vin Morreale, Jr. and Eric B. Sirota have announced that there will be two staged readings (with music) of their new full-length musical, “A Day at the White House,” at the new Highview Arts Center in Louisville, Friday November 4 and Saturday November 5, at 7:30 p.m. An entry isRead More →

November 1, 2022 by Alex First Read on for the article A 20-year drought has led to the blatant exploitation of the poor. Photo by Benjamin Gregory – BG Group It is the basis of the satirical musical Urinetown. The acting narrator is also the crooked city cop, Officer LockstockRead More →

In his dual role as host and musical guest on “Saturday Night Live”, Jack Harlow was one of the most energetic guests the show has seen in many episodes. He’s not ready for prime time as an actor just yet, but the 24-year-old Kentucky-born and raised rapper has brought anRead More →

Opening the Walnut Theater’s 214th season is Lyrnn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, Rocky, the musical. Created in Germany in 2012, it was presented on Broadway in 2014 with a book by Thomas Meehan and Sylvester Stallone. If you’ve never seen the Oscar-winning photo of Sylvester Stallone, it’s a little PhiladelphiaRead More →

Wretched. Will Callan ‘Marius’. Photo Danny Kaan Next month, the huge hit musical will debut in Sunderland for three weeks. Since Cameron Mackintosh first engineered this acclaimed new production of Les Miserables in 2009 to celebrate the show’s 25th anniversary, it has taken the world by storm and continues toRead More →

mean girls Book by Tina Fey, music by Jeff Richmond, lyrics by Nell Benjamin and direction by Casey Nicholaw. Until November 27 at the Princess of Wales Theatre, 300 King St. W. mirvish.com or 1-800-461-3333 Move over, Millennials. There’s a new colony of mean girls at North Shore High School.Read More →

Looking back, it’s a little odd that there wasn’t a production of the musical ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ with a cast consisting almost entirely of actors of color before Theater Tulsa opened its version. on October 21 at the Tulsa PAC. For one thing, Alan Menken’s score draws heavily fromRead More →

Camille Middle School students will perform “Newsies the Musical” this fall. The show is based on the 1992 musical film “Newswhich was inspired by the real-life newsboys’ strike of 1899 in New York City. Led by the charismatic Jack Kelley (Micah Schuessler) and his gang of scrappy Newsies come faceRead More →

Fresh from the atrocious musical “Devil Wears Prada” in Chicago, Elton John is back on stage just two months later with the Televangelist Wears Mascara in London. It’s true. The singer-songwriter’s latest musical is “Tammy Faye,” a biography of controversial religious TV personality Tammy Faye Messner, which premiered Wednesday nightRead More →

Its tales have been given a 21st century facelift with a more diverse cast and topical issues such as climate change and renewable energy. But deep down, it remains faithful to the original novels: four children and their dog go on an adventure. Brothers Julian, Dick and Anne take aRead More →

OLEAN — Instantaneous! Instantaneous! They’re scary and they’re crazy and mysterious and scary… and they’ll be at the Olean Community Theater providing song, dance and lots of laughs for the next two weekends. “The Addams Family” is a musical by Andrew Lippa, Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, based on theRead More →

Earlier this month, the Pioneer Theater Company (the professional resident theater on the University of Utah campus) celebrated a milestone: sixty years since its dedication and first production (Shakespeare’s Hamlet). Since then, PTC has produced unparalleled world-class theater for Utah audiences. That tradition continues this fall with the thrilling worldRead More →

Readings and workshops Chilina Kennedy Conducts Petula Clark Jukebox Musical Development Readings in New York A sign of the times From October 24 With a score of 60s pop classics, the musical had its world premiere at Goodspeed Musicals in 2016. Chilina Kennedy attends the 2022 American Theater Wing GalaRead More →

TOOTSIE, the hilarious Tony Award-winning musical, is coming to Akron for a limited two-performance engagement at EJ Thomas Performing Arts Hall on the University of Akron campus November 29-30 as part of the Broadway Series in Akron. Tickets are available now at playhousesquare.org, by phone at 216-241-6000. This love letterRead More →

When it comes to classic musicals that are almost always guaranteed to bring a smile to the crowds, no matter where you see them—whether as a big-budget Broadway revival or in a local high school auditorium— there’s the 1955 Broadway home run Cursed Yankeesthe Tony Award-winning musical, which cleverly combinesRead More →

PEMBROKE – The national tour of the acclaimed Broadway musical “Anastasia” arrives at the Givens Performing Arts Center on the University of North Carolina campus in Pembroke at 7:30 p.m. on November 6. From the Tony Award-winning creators of the Broadway classic Ragtime and inspired by beloved films, “Anastasia” isRead More →

(Red Oak) — What happens when a classic horror story is set to music? You’ll find out by attending the Wilson Performing Art Center’s production of “Jekyll and Hyde: the Musical.” 30. Veteran actor Don Torbett plays the title role in the musical. Speaking on KMA’s “Morning Show” this week,Read More →

Charm, an unfortunately rare theatrical quality, is not a fashionable theatrical virtue, but it is none the less precious. And, to the delight of audiences, it features profusely in director Daniel Evans’ wonderfully fluid farewell production at the Chichester Festival Theatre. Turning Bill Forsyth’s 1983 Scottish comedy-drama “Local Hero” intoRead More →

Cast recordings and albums Musical Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty Knoxville Will release original cast recording With a book and a staging by Ragtime director Frank Galati, the musical played a world premiere engagement at Asolo Rep earlier this year. Broadway Records to Digitally Release Original Cast Album of LynnRead More →

Bluegrass fans have known for years how powerful movies and television can be in getting the music out in front of millions of people. Of Misty Mountains Breakdown in the Bonnie and Clyde film in 1967, through Duelin’ Banjos in Issuance in 1972, until Man of Constant Pain in theRead More →

FDuring the Soviet blockade of 1948-1949, news is commonplace in Berlin in composer and director Conor Mitchell’s ambitious musical theater co-production for the Belfast Ensemble and the Lyric Theatre. Personal stories of love and betrayal unfold on the vast canvas of redrawn maps and shifting post-World War II allegiances. AsRead More →

A horror movie without a good musical score is like a sports car without an engine; it just won’t work. Although a musical score is important in the different film genres, it is essential in horror. Without atmospheric tension, the visuals won’t have the same impact. You do not believeRead More →

What’s funny, charming and will make you laugh? The musical FIRST DATE is now playing at OnStage Playhouse until November 6. True to its name, the musical follows a blind date, for Aaron (Benjamin Monts) and Casey (Kylie Young’s understudy who covered Adelaida Martinez), and all the nerves, expectations andRead More →

Newbury Nomads Musical Theatre: The Wedding Singer at the Corn Exchange, Wednesday October 5 to Saturday October 8. Review by DEREK ANSELL Based on the 1998 film starring Adam Sandler and set in 1985, this show had color, sparkle and music, all performed with great enthusiasm by the actors andRead More →

International information The book thief The musical ends its UK world premiere on October 15 Adapted from the popular novel by Markus Zusak, the creative team includes Jodi Picoult, Timothy Allen McDonald, Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson. The book thief The musical adaptation of The book thief by Jodi Picoult,Read More →

Friday, October 14, 2022 3:26 p.m. The Alexandria Ceremonial Police Orchestra has been hired for the opening of an Arab cultural center in Petah Tikva, in the Tel Aviv metropolis. But a misunderstanding when ordering bus tickets at the airport finds the group stranded overnight in Bet Hatikva, a fictionalRead More →

IIt has a heart-pounding synth soundtrack and took Kate Bush to late number 1, so why not make Stranger Things a musical? With high-pitched nosebleed notes, a box of creepy wigs, and a dancing Demogorgon, this parody of the Netflix hit amiably retreads events mostly from the first series. DespiteRead More →

Naomi Rodgers as Tina Turner in the North American touring production of TINA – THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL. Photo by Matthew Murphy for MurphyMade, 2022. There’s only one Tina Turner in this world, but you’d be forgiven for doubting that reality after seeing “TINA – The Tina Turner Musical” playingRead More →

If a group of moderately creepy adults comes knocking on your door next week, don’t let them in. They don’t want candy. They want to be understood. They are the cast of songs of monstersMadison’s Music Theater fall production, which opened at the Crucible on October 8 and has justRead More →

When Pippi, a woman running away from her latest love mistake, finds herself in the middle of the Armadillo Acres trailer park in the less-than-picturesque town of Starke, Florida, she thinks it’s a place “where people have so many problems. of their own, they won’t notice mine much. And it’sRead More →

International information The mold that changed the world Musical Ensembles American Dates Robin Hiley and Thomas Henderson’s new musical will play in Washington, DC, and Atlanta, Georgia. The company of The mold that changed the world Robin Maier After a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the Charades TheaterRead More →

Everyone wants to go to heaven but no one wants to die. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) — Utah’s Grand Theater is hosting the world premiere of an original musical with a haunting tale — perfect for the Halloween season. Oh, and the music and lyrics of “DeadRead More →

Admittedly, the first trailer for Crocodile Lyle Lyle was a shocking experience to say the least. The audience for a movie about a singing CGI crocodile, even the one voiced by Shawn Mendes, should be pretty obvious to everyone, so expectations should be set accordingly. He does not try toRead More →

It’s hard to believe that the death of over 1,500 people could provide an incredible evening at the theater, but that’s exactly what the Palm Canyon Theater production titanic the musical did. With 45 cast members and an epic score and lyrics by Maury Yeston, the production goes from almostRead More →

Jessica Fonville, Hallie Long, McKenna Steel and Jaclyn Woodin the watershed public theater Little Women The Musical. 1868 semi-autobiographical novel by Louisa May Alcott Little woman – the story of four sisters set in Civil War-era Concord, Massachusetts – is one of the most widely read and beloved books ofRead More →

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA – Contra Costa Musical Theater, a Walnut Creek-based nonprofit founded in 1961 to bring high-quality Broadway plays to East Bay, has announced its first musical production in more than two years. “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” will run on select dates November 4-20 atRead More →

Credit: StableDiffusion / Stefan Lattner. Machine learning-based computational models have been successfully applied to a wide range of complex information-processing tasks, including those that involve retrieving specific data items from large archives. Researchers at Sony Computer Science Laboratories (CSL) in France attempted to develop machine learning techniques that could helpRead More →

The five-time Tony Award-winning production ‘Titanic The Musical’ will play a limited, Melbourne-exclusive season at the famous Melbourne City Hall. “Titanic The Musical: In Concert” features a 26-piece orchestra and a talented Australian cast with Anthony Warlow. The shows will mark the 110th anniversary of the “unsinkable ship”. “I amRead More →

Do-re-mi-fa dys-en-ter-y! A musical adaptation of the classic computer game “The Oregon Trail” is in the works by the team behind “Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile.” In an interview with Collider, filmmakers Will Speck and Josh Gordon shared that they collaborated with their songwriting team “Lyle, Lyle” Pasek and Paul (Benj PasekRead More →

“Listen, let me tell you a story – a story you think you’ve heard before…” We all know the story from history class; Henry VIII had six wives, a good appetite and a penchant for the guillotine. “SIX” brings each queen to life, allowing them to tell their story inRead More →

Regional News Olivier Winner Lesli Margherita as Lola in Musical Theater West’s Cursed Yankees Performances will begin on October 14 at the Long Beach site. Lesli Marguerite Olivier winner Lesli Margherita (Zorro the musical, Mathilde the musical) will play Lola in the upcoming Musical Theater West production of the classicRead More →

PNC Broadway in Kansas City has announced that single tickets will go on sale Friday, October 7 at 10:00 a.m. for the Music Hall engagement of PRETTY WOMAN: THE MUSICAL. The national tour of PRETTY WOMAN: THE MUSICAL will kick off the 22-23 PNC BROADWAY IN KANSAS CITY SERIES fromRead More →

A ‘POLITICALLY charged rap musical’ about the cost of living crisis is staged in a former store in Bradford. Cashy C’s: The Musical is Bradford poet Kirsty Taylor’s witty and poignant debut, using rap and bassline to tell the stories of “people who live hand to mouth; people who tradeRead More →

On September 30, The Sherman Playhouse will open its third production for the 2022 season, CARRIE: THE MUSICAL, directed by Bradford Blake (2021’s WRECK THE HALLS and 2019’s CABARET) with musical direction by Charles Smith. Produced by Al Chiappetta, the curtain goes up at 8:00 p.m. for a four-week run.Read More →

report card The Las Cruces Community Theater (LCCT) is hosting auditions for “Elf: The Musical” at 5 p.m. Sunday, October 9 and 6 p.m. Monday, October 10 at the LCCT, 313 N. Main St. downtown. The musical based on the 2003 film “Elf”, with a score by Matthew Skler andRead More →

Robert James Waller‘s”Madison County Bridges“was a hugely popular novel that became a blockbuster movie that, in turn, became a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical. Whatever form it takes, Waller’s romantic story of love and longing never fails to strike a chord with audiences. Mill Town Players bring “Bridges of Madison County:Read More →

Event date: October 8, 2022 (All day) By Wild Horse Stage Company Wild Horse Stage Company is delighted to announce auditions for the musical’s Broadway premiere in Carson City spring awakening. Winner of eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical, told by Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater through what Entertainment WeeklyRead More →