Friday, January 8, 2021
Cathy Marston returns to performing, poetry and dance entwine in Wales and the Akram Khan Company inspires mass movement in the best short films to view at home
Amid lockdown frustration las…
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The photographer traces the river’s course from source to sea, uncovering the people and practices on its waters that otherwise might slip by unnoticed
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We pause now to appreciate the lovely, luminous silver screen star Irene Dunne (1898-1990). When we remember Dunne as Magnolia in the 1936 version of Show Boat, it feels significant to learn…
Linked From Trav S.D. at 02:03PMWelcome to our Featured Play Spotlight. The Wind in the Willows adapted by Todd Espeland is a lively and theatrical adaptation of a wonderful classic from Kenneth Grahame. Mole just wants t…
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Sunday, November 29, 2020
HartBeat Ensemble is premiering the local history dramas "Up and Down the River," a series of short audio plays co-written by Mohegan tribe members Madeline Sayet and Melissa Tantaquidgeon Z…
Linked From Hartford Courant at 02:15PMFriday, October 30, 2020
TITTER YE NOT: IT WAS TOUGH An element of pilgrimage here: new-fledged theatre, new play, worth the long masked train to London and then a bus’s wild wanderings south of the ri…
Linked From theatrecat.com at 08:29AMWednesday, October 28, 2020
By Douglas Mayo
Les Miserables heartthrobs and leading men Craig Mather, Toby Miles and Paul Wilkins take to the River Thames this Christmas to star in the festive Baaa Humbug! - A Stocking …
Linked From britishtheatre.com at 05:37AMThursday, October 22, 2020
There is a distinct thrill for a musical theater fan when a new, exciting composer arrives. Such was the thrill of hearing the joyous and often thoughtful score of David Yazbek's debut Broad…
Linked From www.jkstheatrescene.com at 02:36PMTuesday, October 20, 2020
Review: This is the Scene, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 4.0Overall Score If the Shades of Tay series is a “love letter to Scotland”, This is the Scene is a love letter to the river itself.…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 03:03PMFriday, September 18, 2020
TheaterWorks Hartford is opening its new membership-based season of monthly online theater shows with a staged reading of a new musical, "At the River I Stand," about the 1968 Memphis Sanita…
Linked From Hartford Courant at 06:00AMSunday, August 30, 2020
The Goodspeed is continuing its new outdoor "By the River" concert series with David Lutken of "Will Rogers Follies" and "Woody Sez" fame, Sept. 10-27.
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Thursday, August 20, 2020
Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Review: After Miss Georgina Ballantine, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 4.0Stars Have you ever heard of Miss Georgina Ballantine? Let me tell you. On the 7 October 1922, Georgina Ballantine made …
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 08:03AMFriday, August 7, 2020
“‘Sold down the river.’ ‘Cakewalk.’ ‘Master and slave.’ American English is riddled with words and phrases with racist origins or undertones. Since the killing of George Floyd …
Linked From ArtsJournal at 11:12AMMonday, August 3, 2020
As the Civil War raged, Kentucky was officially neutral – but it was a slave state. Freedom lay just across the river in Indiana, says poet Hannah Drake, whose nonprofit is preparing to in…
Linked From ArtsJournal at 12:32PMSaturday, August 1, 2020
One of my best friends worked for the Negro Ensemble Company back in its heyday and so I got to see the original productions of such shows as Zooman and the Sign, The River Niger and the NEC…
Linked From Broadway & Me at 12:12PMThursday, July 16, 2020
Ten Life-Saving Tips for Conservatory Rookies
Amanda Grace
June 22, 2020
I walked into my first day of summer training at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art RADA with years of profession…
Linked From performerstuff.com at 01:22PMMonday, June 8, 2020
Why did the protesters pull down Edward Colston’s statue? “The 18ft bronze statue, erected in 1895, has long been a focal point for anger at the city’s role in the slave trade and th…
Linked From ArtsJournal at 05:03AMFriday, May 29, 2020
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
The Early Night Show with Joshua Turchin- Virtual Edition (Corona Cabaret) continues its run with the release of a new episode today. Season two, episode fourteen features special guests: Si…
Linked From BroadwayWorld at 01:18PMTuesday, May 19, 2020
11 Feel-Good Monologues For These Trying Times
Written by: Amanda Grace
Date: April 16th, 2020
Drama got you down? Chances are if you’re tired of angst and desperation, your auditione…
Linked From performerstuff.com at 02:49PMTuesday, May 12, 2020
London Shakespeare’s Globe is an Elizabethan playhouse on the south bank of the river Thames. It is the home by
Linked From AussieTheatre at 07:53AMThursday, May 7, 2020
Friday, May 1, 2020
The Kennedy Center has released a new flashback video of Iron & Wine performing 'Tree By the River'!
Linked From BroadwayWorld at 09:21AMThursday, April 30, 2020
Sunday, March 22, 2020
Lyttelton, LondonRobert Lepage’s extraordinary, seven-hour fusion of horror, romance and French farce made for a fitting final show before London’s theatres went into lockdown
This was t…
Linked From The Guardian at 07:06AMFriday, March 20, 2020
Review: Fireworks, Vault Festival4.0stars Heading up the stairs and along the walkway towards the river Thames and Charing Cross Station, you pass the south side of the Royal Festival Hall.…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 10:54AMReview: The Seven Streams of the River Ota, National Theatre5.0starsTheatre today is beginning to err more toward bitesize plays, accepting people’s shortening attention spans rather than …
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 09:54AMMonday, March 16, 2020
This seven-hour extravaganza dealing with the aftermath of Hiroshima asks questions that have rarely felt more urgent
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