MANU MALO Comes to ASB Waterfront Theatre Next Month
by Stephi Wild - May 30, 2023 A debris of memories reveals the accumulation of community and the evolution of language from the tongue through the body. For Tapu, this language mimics the climate of the ocean and sky, dancing and speaking in the rhythm of nature’s song, sitting close to the earth, holding it close to the chest a... 
Theater Resources Unlimited Continues Weekly Community Gatherings Via Zoom and Announces May Conversations
by A.A. Cristi - May 07, 2021 A dependable haven for artists in isolation, Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU) is now into its second year of non-stop weekly Community Gatherings this Friday, having offered to date over 52 conversations and unlimited camaraderie since April 17, 2020. ... 
Review: Kouyoumdjian-Vavrek ADORATION Is a Cautionary Tale at Prototype
by Richard Sasanow - January 22, 2024 Another year has come to an end for the Prototype Festival of new opera theatre-music theatre, under the banner of Beth Morrison Projects and HERE. For those of us who couldn’t make it to all the shows on display at various venues around town, it’s always something of a crapshoot: Which ones do you ... 
Photos: First Look at DISTRACTIONS AT THE CRASH SITE at Theatre of NOTE
by Stephi Wild - May 03, 2024 DISTRACTIONS AT THE CRASH SITE: Short Plays by Steve Yockey, and directed by Ryan Bergmann, is making its West Coast premiere. Check out all new photos here!... 
THINGS WE WILL MISS Comes to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
by Stephi Wild - July 22, 2024 A new collage-style devised work exploring the (potential) collapse of the Anthropocene. Driven by image, light, and sound rather than linear narrative, the work viscerally explores the grief and beauty, the horror and hope inherent in being alive in this very moment.... 
Review: TREASON – THE MUSICAL IN CONCERT, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
by Debbie Gilpin - August 24, 2022 The story of the Gunpowder Plot still resonates 400 years on, whether you’re a Catholic trying to navigate certain aspects of life in the UK, or if you consider the ever-present religious intolerance of various kind.... 
Review: RUSALKA, Royal Opera House
by Alexander Cohen - February 22, 2023 A fish out of water tale that reflects our uneasy relationship with nature... 
BWW Interview: DEBRIS & Broadway Star Norbert Leo Butz Doesn't Think We're Alone in the Universe
by Sarah Jae Leiber - March 25, 2021 BroadwayWorld had the privilege of speaking to Norbert about his new role, filming in Vancouver, his hope for the future of Broadway, and whether or not he thinks we're alone in the universe. ... 
Lyric Stage To Present THE PRODUCERS in January
by Chloe Rabinowitz - December 05, 2023 Lyric Stage presents The Producers, a hilarious musical about a Broadway producer and his accountant who scheme to produce a flop but end up with a hit. ... 
Frank Zappa Releases New 50th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition of Legendary 1973 Album 'OVER-NITE SENSATION'
by Blair Ingenthron - November 18, 2023 Frank Zappa's iconic 1973 album 'Over-Nite Sensation' is celebrated with a new 50th anniversary super deluxe edition. This expanded edition includes 57 unreleased and rare tracks, making it a must-have for Zappa fans.... 
BWW Review: DOGS OF EUROPE, Barbican
by Alexander Cohen - March 12, 2022 A powerful cacophony of visceral imagery, music, and poetry, Dogs of Europe paints a haunting vision of fractured identities, nations, and narratives. It is unsettling to watch because it is a future that is increasingly tangible.... 
MoMA PS1 Presents Major Exhibition Of Puerto Rican Artist Daniel Lind-Ramos Opening April 20
by A.A. Cristi - February 15, 2023 MoMA PS1 will present the largest museum exhibition to date of the work of multidisciplinary artist Daniel Lind-Ramos (b. 1953, Loíza, Puerto Rico). ... 
The York Theatre Company to Present REMEMBERING JERRY HERMAN Starring Lee Roy Reams
by Chloe Rabinowitz - August 18, 2021 Well, Well…Hello, Lee Roy! The York Theatre Company will present Broadway’s Lee Roy Reams in his new solo show _Remembering Jerry Herman*, celebrating his collaboration with the late great musical theater legend. Audiences will hear glorious songs and outrageous stories from shows that include La Ca... 
Chicago's FACS Announce New Album 'Still Life In Decay'
by Michael Major - February 07, 2023 While FACS are a heavy band, they don’t necessarily feel like one— Case’s fluttering, melodic guitar lines are buoyed by the insistent, underlying pulse of an expert rhythm section. Bassist Alianna Kalaba, who stepped in for founding member Jonathan Van Herik in 2018, makes her amicable last stand h... 
Review: TREASON THE MUSICAL, Alexandra Palace
by Mica Blackwell - November 10, 2023 Since its five-track EP was released in 2020, much hype has surrounded new musical British Treason. Spawning concert versions at Cadogan Hall and the Theatre Royal Drury Lane starring West End heavyweights including Hadley Fraser, Rosalie Craig, Carrie Hope Fletcher and Bradley Jaden, Treason’s firs... 
Frist Art Museum Presents Work By Multi-Media Artist Otobong Nkanga
by Stephi Wild - January 05, 2023 The Frist Art Museum presents Otobong Nkanga: Gently Basking in Debris, an exhibition of paintings, tapestries, drawings, video, sculpture, and more that make metaphorical connections between the landscape and human body. ... 
Performances of TREASON at The Orchard Theatre, Dartford Cancelled; Performances Added at the London Palladium
by Stephi Wild - October 16, 2023 All performances of Treason due to take place at The Orchard Theatre, Dartford, from the 21st – 25th November have been cancelled. The world premiere tour of Treason will now be seeing out its final performances at the London Palladium, performing for two nights on the 21 and 22 November.... 
Review: PIP at Wellington Repertory
by Neil Brewer - November 28, 2024 An ambitious undertaking turning a well loved novel into a musical... 
Explore the Artistry and Guardianship of Indigenous Visual Artist Uýra in UÝRA: THE RISING FOREST Documentary
by Chloe Rabinowitz - September 19, 2023 POV documentary showcases the artistry and guardianship of Indigenous visual artist Uýra. Debuts on PBS and free streaming until December 24, 2023.... 
Collapsing Scenery Announce New Album 'A Desert Called Peace'
by Michael Major - January 17, 2023 Recent collaborations include Jamaican dancehall legend Ninjaman, Beastie Boys producer/collaborator Money Mark, and no-wave pioneer James Chance. The band also has remixes out or on the way from Genesis P-Orridge (Psychic TV, Throbbing Gristle), Jennifer Herrema (Royal Trux), Uniform, Youth Code, B... 
EDINBURGH 2023: Review: ALONE, Assembly George Square Studios
by Cindy Marcolina - August 09, 2023 Written and directed by Luke Thornborough, this production hails from New Zealand with wit and charm, offering a bleak look into survival. After empty chit-chat about embarrassing music and food, the two characters dig into spirituality and science. Kat Glass and Courtney Bassett give stellar perfor... 
Jon Heder, Tony Cavalero & WORKAHOLICS Co-Creator Dominic Russo Team Up in New Toonstar Animated Comedy Series
by Michael Major - April 26, 2023 Web3 story studio Toonstar has announced the release of its new adult-animated series, “Space Junk.” The workplace comedy about garbage collectors in space was created and written by Dominic Russo (“Workaholics”) and stars Jon Heder (“Napoleon Dynamite,” “Blades of Glory”) and Tony Cavalero (“School... 
Junkyard Shakespeare Brings AS YOU LIKE IT to Transformed Space in Northampton
by Stephi Wild - November 09, 2023 Theatergoers familiar with Western Massachusetts' theater companies might not blink at site-specific, immersive, or even director-less productions, but Junkyard Shakespeare's upcoming 'As You Like It' takes expectations one step further by blending all three in an intimate space - a transformed back... 
Lydia Ainsworth Shares New Single 'Cake'
by Sarah Jae Leiber - April 21, 2021 The album, which follows 2019’s acclaimed Phantom Forest and blends live drums, guitars and bass with Ainsworth’s signature vast electronic landscapes, is due May 21.... 
St. Petersburg City Theatre Calls For Support After Hurricane Milton Causes Major Damage
by Joshua Wright - October 18, 2024 St. Petersburg City Theatre suffered extensive damage from Hurricane Milton, including a torn-off roof and water damage. The theatre is seeking volunteer and financial support to repair the space and continue upcoming productions. ... |
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