Zach Braff Uses Bad Grammar on Purpose
Chill out, grammar nerds " Zach Braff doesn't need a Schoolhouse Rock refresher course. The title of his new film Wish I Was Here " out today " makes one wonder if Braff was absent…
Chill out, grammar nerds " Zach Braff doesn't need a Schoolhouse Rock refresher course. The title of his new film Wish I Was Here " out today " makes one wonder if Braff was absent…
Dana Castellano has been a familiar figure in South Florida's theater community for a number of years, from the time she was in a long relationship with an actress until the present day, whe…
This is the 3rd part of a series of interviews with the cast of Olney Theatre Center's Avenue Q. In Part 3: Meet Evan Casey. Joel: Where have local theatregoers seen you perf…
This is the first part of a series of interviews with the cast of Olney Theatre Center’s Avenue Q. In Part 2: Meet Stephen Gregory Smith. Where have local theatregoers seen y…
The head of UK's largest theatre group believes the majority of West End theatre venues are not 'fit for purpose' and should be rebuilt.
Head of UK's largest theatre group says many West End venues are not equipped to cater for modern-day audiences and should be rebuilt
The theatre owner has called for extensive rebuilding of London's historic venues
Ambassador Theatre Group chief executive Howard Panter has said that most West End theatres are "not fit for purpose" and should be replaced. Speaking at the International Theatre Engineerin…
http://www.fivemyles.org"Re: purpose is a MoCADA satellite exhibition at FiveMyles featuring the work of Pamela Council, Sara Jimenez, Sondra Perry and Patrice Renee Washington."
Darren Bluestone, who stars as Princeton/Rod in the off-Broadway musical Avenue Q, talks puppets, Muppets and yearning for the college quad.
Heritage should be secondary to safety and practicality when it comes to Theatreland's ailing buildingsWhen John Tiffany's production of Let the Right One In opens at the Apollo theatre in t…
A couple of days ago, Orlando Jones ("Not the little boy from Everybody Hates Chris. Not Solange Knowles. Not Orlando Bloom. Not the black Jeff Goldblum. Not Madea. Not Mos Def") did the sma…
'Pullman Porter Blues," Cheryl L. West's play-with-music, receiving a lavish production at the Goodman Theatre, deals with a fascinating, once-iconic, but little-known subculture of African-…
The Guardian (UK) 09/04/13
Last summer I saw Avenue Q with Darren Bluestone as Princeton/Rod. It was one of those moments when you try to look at your Playbill in the dark theater mid-show because all y…
Charles Dickens opens, A Tale of Two Cities, with "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…" the novel then goes on giving us a feel for living with purpose through the French …
What is the purpose of theatre? BIG question. There are, of course, multiple reasons why a production may take place: to entertain; to educate; to make an audience laugh, frown or cry. Never…
I went in to Cross Purpose embarrassingly unfamiliar with the work of French playwright and philosopher Albert Camus, and came out understanding even less. This production is possibly unique…
"I'd expected a welcome like the Prodigal Son's," confesses Jan, the man who " in Camus' 1944 play Cross Purpose " returns home after twenty years of making his fortune abroad. But there's n…
King's Head, London: Ancient Greece meets malignant Gothic in Jamie Birkett's mesmeric performance as Martha in Camus' rarely performed play. Read the full review
As September rolls around it often means the start of new adventures for us youngsters. I am no exception, and as I go back to university for my masters, I find myself in a reflective mood. …
Art gets people excited. Business doesn't. Business concepts like strategy, marketing, etc. are essential elements to the artistic process but they are not the point. You're at the Board mee…
On July 3, the Broadway company of JERSEY BOYS welcomed back John Lloyd Young, who created the role of Frankie Valli in the original Broadway company and on the Grammy-winning, platinum cast…
Based on The New York Times Public Editor Arthur S. Brisbane's recent article on arts criticism, he and the editors at the newspaper haven't much of a clue regarding what a serious arts revi…