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AVENUE Q Opens At Independent Theatre, North Sydney

North Shore Theatre Company (NSTC) is ready to send its loyal audience into side-splitting laughter when it brings puppet musical comedy Avenue Q to The Independent Theatre, North Sydney from 26 April to 4 May.

BWW Interview: Sandra Dickinson Talks THE UNBUILT CITY

Sandra Dickinson has had a long and diverse career, spanning stage and screen. An American who has lived in the UK for over four decades, she was recently seen in Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One and as Lucille Ball in I Loved Lucy at the Arts Theatre. She is currently starring opposite Jonathan Chambers in the European premiere of The Unbuilt City at the King's Head Theatre.

New Improv Supergroup 'The Glenda J Collective' to Play The Hippodrome

On March 24th 2016 The Hippodrome are excited to be introducing an all new improv Supergroup, featuring the mega-talents of Josie Lawrence (Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Comedy Store Players), Cariad Lloyd (Austentatious), Pippa Evans & Ruth Bratt (Showstopper!).

New Footage! Canadian A CHORUS LINE Cast Featuring Male Actor As Cassie Discuss Auditions, Gender-Bending, Etc.

Inside a brand new take on a musical theatre mainstay!

National Museum of Scotland Releases Schedule of Events for April 2015

National Museum of Scotland Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF Game Masters 5 December 2014-20 April 2015 Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3 Cost: Adults £10/£8; Child £6.50; Under 5s free; Family of 3 £23; Family of 4 £28; National Museums Scotland Members free; National Art Pass holders 50% discount; Students £5 (Tuesdays only) Featuring over 100 playable games, Game Masters showcases the work of more than 30 leading videogame designers. The exhibition explores the development of videogames through interviews with game designers and rare original game artwork, as well as looking forward to how independently produced games are leading the way in design, aesthetics and game play. Exhibition created by the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne, and supported by the Victorian Government.

National Museum of Scotland Releases Schedule of Events for April 2015

Game Masters 5 December 2014-20 April 2015 Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3 Cost: Adults £10/£8; Child £6.50; Under 5s free; Family of 3 £23; Family of 4 £28; National Museums Scotland Members free; National Art Pass holders 50% discount; Students £5 (Tuesdays only) Featuring over 100 playable games, Game Masters showcases the work of more than 30 leading videogame designers. The exhibition explores the development of videogames through interviews with game designers and rare original game artwork, as well as looking forward to how independently produced games are leading the way in design, aesthetics and game play. Exhibition created by the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne, and supported by the Victorian Government.

National Museums Scotland Listings Feature INDIAN ENCOUNTERS, GAME MASTERS and More

The National Museums Scotland's listings until April 11th are below. They include exhibits such as Indian Encounters, Game Masters and much more. There are also many activities and events for families and for adults.

Bloomberg & Patterson Allot 100M to Performing Arts Center at the World Trade Center

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Governor David A. Paterson and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver today announced an agreement to create a $100 million fund for the Performing Arts Center at the World Trade Center site with federal funds directed to Lower Manhattan. The performing arts center is part of the Master Plan for the Redevelopment of the World Trade Center and is expected to serve as a cultural anchor for Lower Manhattan. This is part of a process for defining priority uses for the remaining Federal money. Federal funds will also be used for Lower Manhattan utility infrastructure upgrades and economic development, transportation, cultural and community projects, including the East River Waterfront Esplanade and Piers Project, upgrades to Water Street, small business development, the completion and maintenance of parks and transportation improvements. The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, the entity responsible for signing off on the federal allocation, will work to develop detailed proposals for these priority projects, and will solicit public input. The Board is expected to vote on these proposals at its next meeting in November.