Planning Permission Secured For New Theatre To House SOLDIER OF ORANGE In London
by Stephi Wild - Feb 13, 2020
Planning permission has been granted by Newham Council for a 1.150 seat theatre to be built in London's Royal Docks. The new venue, named Royal Docks Theatre, is to be the purpose-built home for the acclaimed historical Dutch theatre experience Soldier of Orange - The Musical which is coming to London for the first time. Situated within the heart of the history and one of London's heaviest bombed areas during The Blitz, the WWII theatrical experience will be at the centre of the Royal Dock's regeneration.
Dutch Landmark Production SOLDIER OF ORANGE Will Come To The UK
by Stephi Wild - Apr 3, 2019
After thorough research in the UK, NEW Productions, the producer of Soldier of Orange - The Musical, the acclaimed historical Dutch theatre experience staged in a revolutionary 360-degree 'surround set' - has found an ideal location in London's Royal Docks, opposite London's City Airport. Subject to planning permission, the producer expects to start building their innovative new theatre by the end of 2019, with the aim of opening a UK-version of Soldier of Orange - The Musical in the second half of 2020: soldieroforange.com
Jazz Singer/Songwriter Karen Souza Releases New Album 'Velvet Vault,' Today
by BWW
News Desk - Dec 1, 2017
Jazz singer/songwriter Karen Souza will be releasing her highly anticipated new album Velvet Vault on December 1, 2017! Featuring several jazz standards, Velvet Vault is a more mature and more subtle than Karen's previous efforts, and she truly feels is her best album to date.
Jazz Singer/Songwriter Karen Souza Releases New Album 'Velvet Vault,' 12/1
by Caryn Robbins - Nov 16, 2017
Jazz singer/songwriter Karen Souza will be releasing her highly anticipated new album Velvet Vault on December 1, 2017! Featuring several jazz standards, Velvet Vault is a more mature and more subtle than Karen's previous efforts, and she truly feels is her best album to date.
BWW's Outlook to the 2013-2014 Season
by Dutch Reporter - Apr 11, 2013
The Dutch 2013-2014 season is quickly taking shape. It is already clear it will be brand-marked by the financial crisis raging in Europe. Fewer productions, smaller casts. What's to expect after the summer? BroadwayWorld comments on the most prominent titles.