11 min ago | Contra Costa Times
San Jose theaters throw birthday bashes
All the world may be a stage, but back in 1983, downtown San Jose was widely regarded as a cultural wasteland.
4 hrs ago | The Phoenix
Historian Charles L. Mee is also a playwright with a lengthy list of works to his credit, but he could more accurately be called an anti-playwright.
8 hrs ago | Cape Gazette
'And Then There Were None' runs through June 23 as dinner theater
A rehearsal of Possum Point Players upcoming dinner theater, "And Then There Were None," finds Kim Klabe of Rehoboth Beach, John Marino of Lewes, Sharon George of Bridgeville, Doug Friend of Lewes, John Levine of Smyrna, Dennis McGeady of Bridgeville, and Thomas Scott Roberts of Lewes discussing the strange manner in which each of them has been ... (more)
12 hrs ago | Daily Journal
Mom: RI theater threw out disabled girl over noise
A Massachusetts woman says she and her 5-year-old developmentally disabled daughter were thrown out of a Providence, Rhode Island, theater during a "Beauty and the Beast" performance because the girl was making giggling and humming noises she makes when she's happy.
16 hrs ago | Hispanic Business
'Les Miserables' opens June 26 at Maine State Music Theater [Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)]
"Les Miserables" will be brought back by popular demand to Maine State Music Theatre from June 26-July 13. Based on the 1862 novel by Victor Hugo, "Les Miserables" tells the musical tale of redemption and revolution in early 19th-century France.
Eugene O'Neill Theater Center to receive $3 million state grant
A $3 million state grant would mean that the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford could begin a major expansion that would accommodate the establishment of a new musical theater program for undergraduates.
Second City co-founder brought intellect to comedy
This 2001 photo provided by The Second City shows Bernard Sahlins, the co-founder of Chicago's Second City theater.
Tony Awards spur box offices on Broadway
There were smiles at many Broadway box offices last week as a big financial bounce followed the Tony Awards, with the biggest winners being "Pippin," "Matilda the Musical" and "Motown the Musical."
Tony Awards spur box offices on Broadway
This June 9, 2013 file photo shows Patina Miller accepting her Tony Award for best actress in a musical for her role in "Pippin" at the 67th Annual Tony Awards in New York.
Tony Awards spur box offices on Broadway
There were smiles at many Broadway box offices last week as a big financial bounce followed the Tony Awards, with the biggest winners being "Pippin," ''Matilda the Musical" and "Motown the Musical."
Helen Mirren in 'The Audience' sets NT Live record
National Theatre Live, which broadcasts stage shows from England to movie screens worldwide, said Monday that its June 13 live broadcast of Mirren as Queen Elizabeth II in the play "The Audience" has captured its largest audience to date.
Local professional theater gets new status
Daily file photo/Mark Fox The Lake Dillon Theatre Company has been appointed Colorado's newest Actors' Equity union theatre.
Hard rock band Drowning Pool headlines Columbia Theater
Hot off the release of their fifth studio album "Resilience," out now on Eleven Seven Music, hard rock band Drowning Pool will make a stop in Portsmouth on as part of their "Resilience Tour".
Paul Rudd and Julianna Margulies Star in MCC Theater Benefit Reading...
MCC Theater presents a one-night-only reading of Playwright-in-Residence Neil LaBute 's The Mercy Seat June 17 at the Lucille Lortel Theatre, 121 Christopher Street.
Playhouse Production 'Captures Golden Era in Theater'
The Westport Country Playhouse Sunday symposium series, an interview following the opening week Sunday matinee, today focused on the art of theater comedy from the perspective of Murray Biggs , Yale University associate prrofessor of English and theater.
'Present Laughter' a champagne nitecap to Two River season
Written bySir Noel Coward as a vehicle for his own multifaceted talents, the 1939 comedy "Present Laughter" has proven irresistible to many of the larger-then-life leading men of stage and screen, who find in its portrait of an aging matinee idol just the sort of send-up they can sink their teeth into.
Magnolia man brings Greased Lightnin' up to speed at the Walnut Street Theater
It's more than a play. It's an icon. "Grease" is part of the American culture and theatrical vocabulary in ways that most plays never are.
Miss Ohio contestants strut their style at fashion show
Twenty-three contestants modeled outfits provided by Richland Mall merchants Saturday afternoon, from casual shorts and tops to sundresses and skinny jeans in front of a crowd of well-wishers.
Burning Down The House: Artistic Freedom Under Fire In Egypt
Egyptian employees of the Cairo Opera House and opponents of Egypt's Islamist President Mohamed Morsi hold placards during a demonstration inside the opera's compound in Cairo on May 30, following the dismissal of the head of the opera house.
Strippers, Showgirls, and Sharks
"Gypsy." "Follies." "West Side Story." Did you know these three landmark shows did not win the Best Musical Tony Award? Peter Filichia does and he's fashioned a volume, "Stripper, Showgirls, and Sharks," that looks at these and other titles that were passed over for that award.