Deaf West Theatre News

A benefit performance of Tim Rice, Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus' Chess, produced by Brian Michael Purcell, slated for The Ford Amphitheatre, September 17th, 2007, will raise funds for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

Genesius Theatre Group (GTG) will present GrooveLily's Brendan Milburn and Valerie Vigoda for a one night only musical road trip.

There is something magical afoot at the Kirk Douglas Theatre as a wondrously imaginative collaboration between Deaf West Theatre and the Center Theatre Group is making a World Premiere in the form of Sleeping Beauty Wakes, a New Musical Fable...

The new GrooveLily musical Sleeping Beauty Wakes, which began previews March 31st at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in L.A., will open on April 7th to run through May 13th, 2007.

Andrew Lloyd Webber, in his quest to become arguably one of the most prolific modern musical theatre composers, produced his fair share of absolute tragedies, including the extremely disjointed Song and Dance, which originally ran in London under the title Tell Me On a Sunday, both to critical brow beatings...

Andrew Lloyd Webber's Song and Dance, starring Cindy Robinson in its first segment Tell Me on a Sunday and also featuring Enrique Brown will be presented by Quest Theatre Company and will play the Deaf West Theatre in North Hollywood

The Quest Theater Company presents 'Song and Dance' at The Deaf West Theater beginning February 24th.

PS Classics will release a CD of A Midsummer Night's Dream music by GrooveLily, the musical group who recently received acclaim for their musical Striking 12, which opened on November 12th at the Daryl Roth Theatre

Edmund Gaynes and West End Artists Company will present the off-Broadway premiere of Anulla by Emily Mann. Performances begin May 4 and continue through June 11. Opening Night is set for May 14 at 7pm, at The Theatre at St. Luke's (308 West 46th Street). Pamela Hall directs Eileen De Felitta as Anulla and Neva Small as The Voice of Emily, the Interviewer.

Jeff Calhoun talks to BroadwayWorld about Brooklyn, Big River, his latest show Holy Cross Sucks! and more...

The Deaf West Theatre Production of Big River takes bold and inventive steps to breathe life into an American classic.

The acclaimed national touring company of the recent Broadway revival brings The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn to life through words, music, movement and sign.

Co-hosts Tyrone Giordano, Dan Jenkins and Michael McElroy will be joined by Brian Stokes Mitchell and Dance of the Vampires cast in Oscar telecast that will emphasize Broadway stars

The nominees are in!