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Kap Slap Releases Summer Anthem 'Felt This Good' ft. M Bronx
by Caryn Robbins - May 23, 2016

Right on the heels of his Mayday Mini Tour, Jared Lucas, AKA Kap Slap, is unleashing his first original production of 2016 via Ultra Music....


DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF HEARTS is Released
by Christina Mancuso - May 31, 2016

The untimely death of Princess Diana remains a topic of fascination for many people. The events leading up to and taking place after her tragic passing still leave many with questions, curiosity and distrust....


Johnny's Story- 24th Street Theatre Board Intern and a Meeting Planning Specialist at The Capital Group Companies
by A.A. Cristi - December 22, 2016

Growing up in my Hispanic family in Los Angeles California, art was not a prominent topic at the dinner table. My parents had always instilled in me the value of hard work and integrity, with high hopes that coming to this country would give me a better future. I feel a great sense of gratitude towa...


Gerda Blokhuis Vandenhaak Pens GEERTJE
by Christina Mancuso - May 24, 2016

Author Gerda Blokhuis Vandenhaak's autobiographical account of World War II, 'Geertje: War Seen through the Eyes of a Child as an Adult' (published by iUniverse) portrays the hunger and fear she felt throughout the World War II in the Netherlands and memories of her father's blank expression when sh...


BWW Review: RUDE MECHS delivers a striking portrayal of the human condition
by Christina Pandolfi - October 12, 2015

Rude Mechs served up stirring, evocative theater this past Thursday in the New York Live Arts installation of their esteemed show, Match-Play. Adapted from Deborah Hay's Bessie award-winning dance, “The Match,” the piece infuses Hay's original choreography and score with original text from Rude Mech...


San Francisco Performances Founder and President Announces Retirement
by Matt Smith - November 12, 2015

San Francisco, November 11, 2015 - Ruth A. Felt, founder and President of San Francisco Performances--one of the country's most respected performing arts presenting organizations--has announced that she will retire from the nonprofit she created and has led for 36 years in the fall of 2016. Ms. Felt...


DR. OZ SHOW Airs Last Interview with 'Mob Wives' Star Big Ang; Watch Clips
by Caryn Robbins - February 18, 2016

You know Big Ang as the larger-than-life, tough-talking, fun-loving friend on Mob Wives. This is a side of her you've never seen. She only allowed our cameras to follow her very personal and deeply moving battle with Stage 4 lung and brain cancer....


Kathy Griffin Talks FASHION POLICE Exit on 'The View': 'Sometimes Felt Disingenuous to Me'
by Caryn Robbins - March 16, 2015

Kathy Griffin appeared on today's THE VIEW on ABC to discuss her recent decision to leave her post as co-host of E!'s FASHION POLICE....


Vanessa Lemonides Completes Cast for Watergate Musical MARK FELT, SUPERSTAR at Stage 72
by BWW News Desk - April 07, 2015

The next in a series of American History-inspired musicals to hit Off Broadway, "Mark Felt, Superstar" begins its four performance run at The Triad's Stage 72 on April 16. In addition to previously announced cast members Neal Mayer as Mark Felt (aka "Deep Throat"), Peter Benson as Bob Woodward, Mich...


Westley Thomas Shares A HARD DECISION
by Christina Mancuso - July 01, 2016

Westley Thomas' novel shows how the consequences of war forces 'A Hard Decision' (published by AuthorHouse) on the lives of those struggling with love and loss, the horrors of combat, the grief felt by war widows and the process of moving on. He highlights not only the experiences of military vetera...


Dana Preis Releases THREW IT ALL AWAY FOR LOVE
by Christina Mancuso - November 04, 2016

Dana Preis, a wife and mother of two girls, has completed her new book 'Threw it All Away For Love': a gripping and potent account of the family tragedies and emotional journey that she has faced....


BWW Review: Questionable High from HAIR
by Dylan Shaffer - November 14, 2016

It's a complicated time in a confusing culture for members of the New York City Hair tribe; the Vietnam War has brought a counterculture revolution that vexes many of these youthful Americans. Still, as an audience member watching the conflicted free spirits, I felt more confused about the overall p...


BWW Review: Pony World's SUFFERING, INC. Surprisingly Fun
by Amelia Reynolds - July 12, 2016

There are some productions where you hear the description and think to yourself, 'this is either going to be amazing, or a complete dumpster fire.' Those were my feelings going to see Pony World Theater's production of 'Suffering, Inc.,' a modern take on Chekhovian realism where every line of dialog...


Charlie Sheen to Return to DR. OZ to Face His Truth, Today
by BWW News Desk - February 24, 2016

Charlie Sheen returns Today, February 24th to THE DOCTOR OZ SHOW to face his truth with Dr. Oz....


Columbine Killer's Mom, Sue Klebold Appear on THE DR. OZ SHOW Today
by TV News Desk - February 17, 2016

Sue Klebold breaks her silence. Seventeen years after the Columbine tragedy, she goes one-on-one with Dr. Oz....


Mike Tirico Interviews Cam Newton for NBC'S FOOTBALL NIGHT in AMERICA TONIGHT
by A.A. Cristi - September 08, 2016

For tonight's special edition of Football Night In America, which airs at 7:30 p.m. ET on NBC, prior to NFL Kickoff 2016, Mike Tirico interviews Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton. Football Night will also preview tonight's 2016 NFL season-opener on NBC, featuring a Super Bowl 50 rematch between the Pa...


Darkness Tours at the Felt Estate Expand to Include the Dark Forest
by A.A. Cristi - October 04, 2016

The moon may be the only light to guide you if you visit the Felt Estate in late October. Once again, the Felt Estate features our annual Darkness Tours. Go through the Felt Mansion, the Carriage House, and now the Dark Forest in the dark at a Michigan historic site that has made 'Michigan's Most Ha...


BWW Review: THE SEAGULL at Classic Theatre Of San Antonio
by Andrew Anderson - February 22, 2016

A strong cast and fine direction by Allan Ross served up an almost pitch perfect production of Anton Chekhov's first and most autobiographical play, The Seagull....


CAST Artistic Directors fear for our cultural vibrancy in the face of Funding Announcements
by Jade Kops - May 15, 2016

Open letter: CAST Artistic Directors fear for our cultural vibrancy in the face of funding announcements...


CAST Artistic Directors fear for our cultural vibrancy in the face of Funding Announcements
by Jade Kops - May 15, 2016

Open letter: CAST Artistic Directors fear for our cultural vibrancy in the face of funding announcements...


CAST Artistic Directors fear for our cultural vibrancy in the face of Funding Announcements
by Jade Kops - May 15, 2016

Open letter: CAST Artistic Directors fear for our cultural vibrancy in the face of funding announcements...


BWW Review: A Glimpse Into Metaphysical Theatre With BEYOND TIME
by Olga El - December 21, 2015

An air of serenity, mysticism and beauty is evoked in the U-theatre's Beyond Time. Directed by Liu Ruo-yu; choreographed and composed by Huang Chih-chun the work felt like a glimpse into other dimensions....


Tony-Winner Laura Benanti Publishes Extremely Personal Op-Ed
by Matt Tamanini - September 29, 2015

This morning, Tony-winning star of stage and screen Laura Benanti published an extremely personal op-ed in Huffington Post Women. In the piece, Benanti discusses the difficult situation surrounding her miscarriage....


BWW Review: Trainor Dance's Fifth Anniversary Season at Ailey
by Olga El - September 24, 2015

Trainor Dance's fifth anniversary season opened with multi-colored ghosts descending from the sky- silk skirts that featured as heavily as the dancers themselves in this excerpt of Faux Pas. The fabric was manipulated into a variety of shapes and garments, which has led many to draw comparisons with...


BWW Reviews: WEST SIDE STORY Gets a Reboot at the Ziegfeld Theater
by Rob Myers - June 15, 2015

If your favorite musical ever had a favorite musical it would always inarguably be WEST SIDE STORY! With the book written by Arthur Laurents, original music by Leonard Bernstein, lyrics by the masterful Stephen Sondheim, and the entire original production directed and choreographed by the incomparab...






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