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Theater review: 'Rent' raises roof at Butte College theater
The Butte College Performing Arts cast, crew and band "owned" "Rent," Jonathan Larson's Tony Award winning Broadway musical, from the moment the "lights went down and the curtain went up" in the college's new black box theater on opening night, Nov.
EODS rock it in tale of Bohemian New York
EASTBOURNE Operatic and Dramatic Society will be performing rock music Rent at the Devonshire Park Theatre from November 17-21. Written by the composer and playwright, Jonathon Larson, and based on Puccini's La Boheme, Rent tells the story of one year in the life of friends living the Bohemian life in modern day East Village, New York City, ...
Call it a reunion, but don't call it a comeback. Anthony Rapp and Adam Pascal are back in their original roles in 'Rent.' The two lead characters say they couldn't come back without one another.
'Rent' speaks to audiences of all ages
"Rent," one of the most popular Broadway musicals of all time, will be showing at Aurora's Paramount Theatre this weekend.
Theater life is merely a reflection of everyday reality
Readers may remember back in 2007 when I wrote about Jeri Palmer, a lifelong Joliet resident.
Charisma pays off in 'Rent' at Aronoff
"Rent," touring in a short engagement at the Aronoff Center through Sunday, has what too many Broadway touring shows lack: real charisma.
TMCC offers its take on Broadway hit 'Rent'
The day that amateur production rights became available for the musical "Rent," Truckee Meadows Community College theater instructor Paul Aberasturi got up three hours early so he'd be the first in Reno to request them.
Review: Rent, Chorley Little Theatre
Arriving at an amateur production knowing its musical director is a professional of some standing - especially having led the band of said show in the West End - therea s a certain level of expectation before a single note has been played or sung.
From student loans to Sarah Palin: 'Forbidden NYU' returns
"You love it! Now mock it!" That's the tagline for the 10th "Forbidden NYU" production.
Tickets on sale Friday for 'Rent' with original stars
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday for a tour of Rent featuring the stars of the original off-Broadway and Broadway productions, Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp.
Taking time for yourself, as easy as a walk in the park
Lately, I've been trying to get in as many outdoor walks as I can before winter comes.
When Jonathan Larson's musical 'Rent' debuted on Broadway in 1996, it instantly captivated audiences and went on to receive the Tony Award for best musical, the New York Drama Critics Circle Award and a Pulitzer Prize for drama, among other honors.
Behind the Scenes with RMTC's RENT: Meet Michael Seward
How does this experience compare with previous experiences you've had on stage? This experience has been undescribable.
Carousel's production of 'Rent' nearly flawless
Carousel Dinner Theatre's production of 'Rent' is close to perfect, its cast and crew serving up a performance as brightly polished and sophisticated as any Broadway production.
SFist Reviews: RENT Returns to San Francisco
Anthony Rapp, Lexi Lawson, and Adam Pascal in RENT And this time, it's with original Broadway cast member Gwen Stewart, the Seasons of Love soloist who belts out that ridiculously high note at the end of said song.
Six Mid-Valley singers will taste fame tonight when they join touring professionals from "Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway" on the stage of the Historic Elsinore Theatre.
"Rent" a winner at Birmingham's Red Mountain Theatre Company
If you haven't seen it, there's no better place to start than with Red Mountain Theatre Company's production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning show.
'Rent' is due at Prairie Lakes Theater
The premiere local production of "Rent," the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning musical by the late Jonathan Larson has come to Des Plaines' Prairie Lakes Theater.
Evoking Triumph and Tragedy in the '90s
The taxi driver taking me to the John W. Engeman Theater in Northport asked me what I was seeing, and I told him "Rent." The name didn't seem to ring a bell, so I explained that it was a musical about young people living in the East Village in the '90s who have drug problems and no money - and some of them are dying of AIDS.
The Bucks County Academy for the Performing Arts presents Jonathan Larson's Pulitzer Prize and TONY Award winning musical about a community of young artists struggling to survive in the chaotic slums of New York's East Village.
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