THE MASK: THE ANIMATED SERIES Season One Available on Digital
Celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Mask by catching up on the animated series inspired by the beloved theatrical film. The first season is now available for purchase digitally from Amazon Prime Video, AppleTV, YouTube, Fandango at Home, and more.
Photos: INTO THE WOODS at Greenway Court Theatre
A new production of Into the Woods, the classic Broadway musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine, is now playing at the Greenway Court Theatre. Directed by Mary Jo DuPrey along with musical director Anthony Zediker, the limited engagement will run through Sunday, August 11. Check out all new photos here!
Open Call Out Launches For Yorkshire Writers In Memory Of Kay Mellor
Writers based in Yorkshire are being invited to apply for a paid, year-long fellowship, which will see them working with Leeds Playhouse and Rollem Productions, alongside a place on the prestigious BBC Writers Voices programme, which will help them to hone their skills in stage and screen as well as gaining on-the-ground industry knowledge through a range of workshops, masterclasses, panels and industry talks.
DeAnne Stewart Joins MOMS' NIGHT OUT At 54 Below
DeAnne Stewart will perform at 54 Below in MOMS' NIGHT OUT at 54 Below. The event will feature a night of music and entertainment, celebrating motherhood with a talented lineup of performers. Learn how to purchase tickets.
Review: TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL: DAY 8
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Review: A Wry Storyteller Narrates Horror and Recovery: THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH at CATF
It's not an unfamiliar tale, following Holocaust victim Eddie Jaku from comfortable circumstances through horror and gradually out again. Because there has been a sizeable body of Holocaust literature, drama and cinema, little of this is exactly new to us. But Jaku’s personality, his wry way of describing these grim situations, makes us eager to hear them recounted. And Kenneth Tigar's portrayal of Jaku is key; Tigar seems to disappear into his character. We are not conscious of acting, just of Eddie. You should meet him.