Tommy Noonan

American Dance Festival Receives Renewed Funding For Its Community Programs

The American Dance Festival has announced that it has been awarded funding to continue its Parkinson's projects and ADF Project Dance for 2021-22. 

American Dance Festival Receives Renewed Funding for Parkinson's Projects

The American Dance Festival has announced that it has been awarded funding to continue its Parkinson's projects for 2020-21.

American Dance Festival Announces Continuing Programming

The American Dance Festival (ADF) continues this week with the ADF debut of North Carolina-based Murielle Elizéon & Tommy Noonan/Culture Mill and their presentation of the ADF-commissioned They Are All.

ADF Announces Its 2019 Season

The American Dance Festival (ADF) today announced the schedule for its 86th season, running June 13-July 20, 2019. The summer includes 38 performances featuring 25 companies and choreographers in 5 different venues. The 2019 season is dedicated to Paul Taylor.

American Dance Festival Kicks Off 84th Season Next Week

The American Dance Festival's (ADF) 84th season and 40th year in North Carolina kicks off Thursday, June 15 at 6:30pm at the Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC) with an All North Carolina Program.

Marilyn Monroe's Iconic GENTLEMAN PREFER BLONDES to Air on Reel 13 This June

The musical comedy Gentleman Prefer Blondes is featured in the abbreviated June lineup on Reel 13. 

Review - Peter Marshall: And Then She Wrote

“If you'd like to sing along with us, please don't.  It confuses me.”

Peter Marshall to Play the Metropolitan Room in January

Peter Marshall, the five-time Emmy Award-winning host of The Hollywood Squares, who interrupted a career on Broadway to heed the call of Hollywood, returns to his showbusiness roots in a six-show major engagement at the Metropolitan Room, 34 West 22nd Street, in January. The January 11 to 14 run marks the entertainer's first club dates in New York since he appeared with his comedy-variety partner Tommy Noonan in the late 1950's.

Hª del cine musical: 'Los caballeros las prefieren rubias'

El reconocido director estadounidense, Howard Hawks, lanza en 1953 "Los caballeros las prefieren rubias". En esta comedia Marilyn Monroe y Jane Russel buscan al hombre perfecto. El musical se basa en la novela de Anita Loos y en la obra de Broadway tambien de Loos y Joseph Fields.