Feature: THE FALLING AND THE RISING Comes To Nickel City Opera
Nickel City Opera's 15th Season will bring a new American opera, The Falling and the Rising produced by the U.S. Army Field Band, Saturday, June 29th at 8:00pm and Sunday, June 30th at 4:00pm at Nichols Flickinger Performing Arts Center, 1250 Amherst Street Buffalo. On Friday, March 1st, A Night of Funny Stuff with Artistic Director, Valerian Ruminski and pianist Ivan Docenko accompanying in concert at The Meeting House, 5658 Main Street, Williamsville and the 15th Annual NCO Gala Dinner, Tuesday, June 25th at 6:00pm at Ilio DiPaolo’s 3785 South Park Avenue, Blasdell.
Review: FASCINATING AIDA: 40TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW, London Palladium
The UK can’t claim too many music groups with the impressive longevity or sheer depravity of Fascinating Aïda. Celebrating forty years of dropping jaws with a set of songs that still amuse, shock and titillate, they return for yet another tour up and down the country.
TOMFOOLERY Comes to Fountain Hills Theater inn August
Fountain Hills Theater will open the musical revue Tomfoolery on August 18th. Nothing is sacred in this hysterical revue that features such Lehrer favorites as 'Poisoning Pigeons in the Park,' 'When You Are Old and Grey,' 'The Masochism Tango,' 'The Old Dope Peddler' and 'The Vatican Rag,'
TUNEabomber Comes to Edinburgh Fringe
He never wanted to be a monster, just a musical theatre star – and to prove it Unabomber Ted Kaczynski comes back from the grave to perform the musical he wrote and rehearsed in solitary for you, his parole board.
Review: SMITE: AN IMMERSIVE MURDER MYSTERY, CRYPT
Few words grab the attention like murder. And few genres outside immersive theatre can pull you physically into a specific time and place. So why aren’t there more immersive murder productions like this one?
THE GOOD NEWS CABARET Will Play The Drama Factory This Month
Godfrey Johnson and Roland Perold - sharing one stage and a single piano – for a once-off, not-to-be missed, performance at the Drama Factory. Delighting Durban in December, Cape Town gets the advantage of the now fully brewed coffee comedy and percolated piano playing that kept audiences clapping and critics celebrating.