The Sundays News

The following is the Media Theatre's listings for its 2009/10 season of Broadway musicals.

Published: Wednesday, June 3, 2009 at 6:30 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, June 1, 2009 at 10:52 a.m. Most girls grow up dreaming of living happily ever after.

The Dublin Arts Council has announced the lineup for its "Sundays at Scioto" concert series.

Despite budget cuts and tough economic times, the Somerset County Park Commission Summer Concert Series will continue to provide free family entertainment on many summer Sundays evenings starting June 28.

The Academy Is... likes Sundays, too. The Academy Is ... and This Providence did a stellar version of Jimmy Eat World's "A Sunday." You can watch the YouTube video here: The pop-rock acts stopped by the NK2 studio in Seattle last week when they decided to cover the popular track from Mesa's Jimmy Eat World's 1999 "Clarity" album.

Kooza, the new production from the most successful entertainment company in the world, Cirque du Soleil, is, as you would expect, fantastic! Kooza is a return to cabaret style intimacy in the shape of a one-ring thrust stage under the signature yellow and blue stripped big top.

"I HATED JOE AT SCHOOL," SAYS Boycotts singer Stina Twee of her band's beginnings, "absolutely hated him.

If you grew up in the '70s, you're probably familiar with one of "The Electric Company's" signature images.

By Federico Garcia Lorca. Fridays-Sundays through Feb. 28 at Open Circle Theater, 2222 Second Ave.

Singing seniors, vanishing magicians, slammin' poetry, and the harmonic sounds of a cappella singing at its best will fill the next four weekends as part of the 18th annual Four Sundays in February Series.

Nina Persson has spent most of her life involved with music, but she's still reluctant to call herself a musician.

Two new shows will entertain children and their parents at Cernan Earth and Space Center, Triton College, 2000 Fifth Ave., River Grove, Sundays through Feb.

"Defending the Caveman": "Defending the Caveman," Rob Becker's one-man show, will be at Elgin Community College at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Dec.