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Tony Award-wining actress Laura Benanti just cheered up theater kids across the country: In a just-posted Instagram video message, the Sound of Music Live! and Nashville star is inviting hig…
Trying to find the light in dark times, Laura Benanti is asking her high school-aged followers to send videos on Instagram of them singing songs from their cancelled shows.
Eyebrows shot up last month when the Philadelphia Orchestra (which owns the building) and the Kimmel Center (which operates it) announced that the Academy Ball, held every year but one since…
Olivia Rose Keegan, who will play Lily, was nominated twice for a Daytime Emmy Award for her role of Claire Brady on long-running soap opera, 'Days of our Lives,' Olivia Rose Keegan has been…
Banks will be a junior at East High in the second season of the Disney + show.
The RIVERDANCE 25TH ANNIVERSRY SHOW opened just last night, March 10, at Radio City Music Hall, as part of a 45-city North American Tour- a reinvention of the beloved favorite, celebrated th…
Health and safety are our number one priorities here at FringeArts, and in compliance with CDC recommendations for staying safe during the Covid-19 pandemic, we will be postponing our 202…
The events in Atlanta and Sacramento from iTheatrics bring youth groups from around the world together for weekend celebrations of theatre.
Mamma mia, it's high school spring production season again, and the auditoriums are alive with the sound of music. Dozens of Capitol Region high schools have musicals and non-musical plays s…
Swedish weaver Maja Michaelsdotter Eriksson is fascinated by the insides of things
Director Lorton has demonstrated ample times previously that he definitely knows this era and this understanding benefits this production especially well, preparing him to incorporate small-…
Astoria's Frank Sinatra School of the Arts is presenting the Tony-winning musical through March 14.
The Dancing With the Stars champion will appear in a key role on the Disney+ series.
10 of The Best Classic Play Adaptations for High School
Written by Elizabeth Thornton
February 17th, 2020
So, we all know how great classical plays can be. From the Greeks to Shakesp…
"The movie in question is the documentary Shakedown, from filmmaker and conceptual artist Leilah Weinraub. It hails from the upper echelons of the art world, where the project enjoyed a pres…
An interview with David Krassner, director of Agoura High School's current production of Rent. Krassner uses his experience as an actor on Broadway and in national tours to guide young actor…
Persian-American singer Galeet Dardasht leads the swelling melodies in this set that ends in highly energetic fashion
On this episode of Happy Hour on the Fringe, Raina is back with Artistic Producers Katy and Zach to continue their conversation about what audiences can look forward to in our upcoming serie…
On this episode of Happy Hour on the Fringe, hosts Raina and Tenara chat with Artistic Producers Katy and Zach about what audiences can look forward to in our upcoming High Pressure Fire …
Temi Wilkey has written a brilliant first play, which grabs you even though you've probably seen many of the components of The High Table before.
Of the many gratifying experiences I've had witnessing the regional life of my play Alabama Story since 2015, I'm uniquely touched by the college and high school productions that have surfac…
It's not an elevated park, and it's not on disused train tracks (in fact, it's tied in with a new light rail line), but Destination Crenshaw (as it's called) will be a 1.3-mile-long public s…
The David Byrne show, which closed February 16, will return to Broadway in the fall.
Review submitted by Leslie Robinson of Severna Park Picture yourself in a "dark and very expensive forest." Add in medieval knights, legendary heroes, and acrobatic cheerleaders. Spice it up…