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Sad to say, "My Children! My Africa!" doesn't feel the least bit dated in Signature's stirring revival production helmed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson.
"Over the Rainbow," a CBC television talent competition this fall, will decide who gets cast as "Dorothy" — and her little dog, too — in the Canadian premiere…
Athol Fugard's 1989 play on South African apartheid doesn’t quite balance the political with the personal, but Ruben Santiago-Hudson's production is passionate and strong.
Signature Theatre's new production of Athol Fugard's My Children! My Africa!, the tale of race and achievement, teachers and students, freedom and apartheid — featuring new mus…
When I first met with Seattle Children's Theatre a few years go to pitch adapting one of the American Girl stories, the artistic director seemed momentarily stunned by my choice. She expecte…
Amongst the major London openings, in the West End and further afield, in this shortened bank holiday week are:
OPENING TUESDAYChariots of Fire22 MAY 2012(PREVIEWS FROM 9 MAY)
Mike Bartle…
THE IMPERFECT STORM Over lunch today, I tried to tell someone about Michael Elyanow’s new take on the Medea myth and found myself crying into my tikka masala. The material is horri…
“To mortal man, how great a scourge is love,” is one of countless ingenious lines that adorn “The Children” at the Theatre @ Boston Court. Michael Elyanow’s stu…
NATO's U.S. representative seemes to be in a state of denial or ignorance about a U.S.-led missile defense system.
Playwright Michael Elyanow has reworked Medea for modern times -- and Maine. Find out whether he thinks we treat our kids any better these days when the play opens this weekend. READ MORE
Beth Marshall has announced the 2012-2013 season of "Beth Marshall Presents" theatrical productions in Central Florida.
The season will kick off in the fall of 2012 (date to be an…
Alan Ayckbourn's children's play The Boy Who Fell into a Book is to be produced by Soho Theatre this summer.
The upcoming musical The Bodyguard has launched a
nationwide search for talented child performers. Children’s casting
director Jo Hawes is seeking six young actors for the role of Fl…
Athol Fugard’s drama My Children! My Africa! begins performances May 1 at the Romulus Linney Courtyard Theatre in off-Broadway’s Pershing Square Signature Center. Directed by Rub…
Signature Theatre's new production of Athol Fugard's My Children! My Africa!, featuring new music by ten-time Grammy Award winner Bobby McFerrin, of "Don't Worry, Be Happy&q…
At Paper Mill Playhouse, students with developmental disabilities are able to discover their talents in the performing arts.
Are critics slaughtering or sparing "Massacre (Sing to Your Children)"?
BLOODY MASSACRE, DULL SONG As they march through (or are flung through) the doors of an abandoned slaughterhouse, their bodies bloodied, one wonders what battle zone of what war they have co…
Obie Award-winning playwright and Academy Award nominee José Rivera will join the cast of his play, Massacre (Sing to Your Children) at the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater for per…
Mary Poppins National Tour Visits Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas
The national touring cast of Mary Poppins recently visited the Dell Children's Medical Center of Ce…
Artistic director Caren Hearne was all bubbles and shine as she introduced Studio 3 Theatre for Young Audiences' production of Lizzie Allen's Home to a Saturday afternoon crowd at the Workho…
The Rattlestick Playwrights Theater’s new production of Jose Rivera’s play Massacre (Sing to Your Children) is difficult to sit through. It is not difficult to watch in the way t…
Imagination Stage has seized on the idea of a ball for the 4-12 set to be held in its Bethesda location. Titled “Just Imagine…The Inaugural Children's Ball”, the event takes…
The Rattlestick Playwrights Theater production of Academy Award nominee Jose Rivera's Massacre (Sing to Your Children) officially opened Off-Broadway April 12 after previews that began A…
José Rivera's "Massacre (Sing to Your Children)" brings buckets of blood and a Latin American-style dictatorship to small-town New Hampshire.
