LA Opera Presents NOAH'S FLOOD, 5/6
by Christina Mancuso
- Mar 15, 2017
LA Opera professional artists will once again collaborate with nearly 500 amateur members of the Los Angeles musical community to present two performances of Benjamin Britten's Noah's Flood this spring at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. Conducted by LA Opera Music Director James Conlon, the performances will take place at 4pm and 7:30pm on Saturday, May 6. The Cathedral is located at 555 West Temple Street, Los Angeles CA 90012.
Jerome Gonzalez Releases 'Giorgio and the Olive Branch'
by Christina Mancuso
- Feb 23, 2017
Jerome Gonzalez, has completed his new book 'Giorgio and The Olive Branch', an uplifting tale of a young boy who seeks the ideal gift for his brother-to-be. The plight for the perfect gift-an olive branch, inspired by the tale of Noah, provokes members of the family and community to work cooperatively to assist Giorgio in gifting his future sibling.
2016 Orpheum High School Musical Theatre Awards Nominees Revealed
by Tyler Peterson
- Apr 25, 2016
On Thursday, May 26th at 7:00 PM, students and supporters from 33 participating schools across the Mid-South will gather at The Orpheum Theatre for the 7th Annual High School Musical Theatre Awards, sponsored in part by Memphis Audio and Sedgwick. Modeled after the Tony Awards, the High School Musical Theatre Awards recognize achievements in all areas of high school musical theatre.
Arby's Unveils Leap Day Vegetarian Menu
by Robert Diamond
- Feb 25, 2016
ATLANTA, Feb. 25, 2016 /PRNewswire/ Arby's, the national sandwich brand devoted to Meatcraft, has unveiled plans to extend an olive branch to vegetarians on Leap Day.On Feb. 29 only, Arby's will take a leap by offering the company's first ever vegetarian menu, highlighted by Arby's signature sandwich lineup, minus the delicious meats that make them sandwiches.
BWW Recap: The One Where We Want To Love THE GOOD WIFE Again
by Jacqueline Bublitz
- Oct 12, 2015
We want to love THE GOOD WIFE. We're a bit like Chicago voters in that way. So the way I see it, as Eli and Ruth attempt to rehabilitate Alicia this season, they're really in the process of remaking the show itself. Getting it back on the right path. The one where we'd follow Alicia Florrick anywhere, because she's that damn good.
BWW Reviews: SPY Lets Melissa McCarthy Have Her Action and Her Comedy Too
by Katricia Lang
- Jun 6, 2015
Behind every devilishly good-looking spy is a strong, frumpy woman. Behind the debonair and conceited Bradley Fine (Jude Law) is dowdy desk jockey cum CIA analyst Susan Cooper (McCarthy). Cooper is so smitten and preoccupied with the fantasy version of Fine in her head that she can't see how daft and self-involved he is. Nor can she see how smart and caring she is.
BWW Recap: The Past Is In the Past... Except in NASHVILLE
by Wendi Reichstein
- Apr 29, 2015
Couples fever is in the air... though the happiness isn't quite. Rayna is jet setting for work, terrified to leave Deacon, Juliette and Avery (but mostly Juliette) and struggling to find the balance between mother and career, Scarlett and Dr. Rand... well, they're pretty good. But they're also still in the honeymoon phrase. As our Jade St. John and Luke Wheeler. Juliette has no reason to feel like the worst mother in the world- Micah's mom (whose name escapes me) knocks on Gunnar's door, oblivious to the fact that a) Gunnar knows the truth and b) her son hasn't lived with him in nearly three months. Mother of the Year she is not.
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