Review: THE WILD DUCK, Coronet Theatre
by Cheryl Markosky - Oct 24, 2024
The Coronet's co-production with the Norwegian Ibsen Company (NIC) and Bergen's Den Nationale Scene examines the dangers of idealism through the story of the Ekdal family ripped apart by the arrival of Hjalmar Ekdal's childhood friend, Gregers Werle (also the son of wealthy industrialist Hakon). Read the review.
Sadler's Wells Adds New Programming For 2025
by Stephi Wild - Oct 24, 2024
Sadler's Wells has announced programming across its four theatres for 2025, including 14 UK premieres, 3 world premieres. The international programme features artists from 13 countries across 4 continents.
Fuse Theatre Brings FOLLOW THE SIGNS to Manchester
by Stephi Wild - Oct 24, 2024
Newly launched theatre company Fuse Theatre will come to Manchester with Follow the Signs - a fully BSL-led hip-hop gig theatre show performed by Chris Fonseca with Manchester’s own Raphaella Julien, alongside Fleur Angevine Rooth and co-writer and director Harry Jardine.
JINGLE MOMS COMEDY Announced At Raue Center
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 23, 2024
JINGLE MOMS COMEDY is set to bring laughter to the Raue Center with a lineup of comedians sharing humorous takes on motherhood on December 15.
ENCANTO: THE SING-ALONG FILM CONCERT is Coming to The Eisemann Center
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 23, 2024
The Eisemann Center will present “Encanto: The Sing-Along Film Concert,” a cross-national tour where Encanto lovers of all ages can sing along with their favorite Grammy-Award winning songs performed by the live band, “Banda de la Casita,” while watching the full film. Learn how to purchase tickets.
Cast Set For AND THEN THERE WERE NONE in Australia
by Stephi Wild - Oct 23, 2024
The cast of the ew production of Agatha Christie’s best-selling crime novel of all time, And Then There Were None, have been revealed and includes Nicholas Hammond, Anthony Phelan, Christen O’Leary and more.
Review: THE HEART SELLERS at Capital Stage is a Poignant Look at Friendship and Courage
by Courtney Symes - Oct 23, 2024
Admittedly, I have a soft spot for stories about the Asian-American experience. Korea, in particular, has always fascinated me. When I was growing up, I heard my mother’s stories about her life in Korea and the challenges she encountered as an immigrant to the United States. My grandmother’s hardships were worse. Entering the United States as an adult was a culture shock. A new language, different customs, and a life that was completely unrecognizable from the one she had known for thirty years took a toll. I wish I had listened more and asked more questions. She was lonely and yearned for companionship with someone who understood her unique position, much like the two characters in Lloyd Suh’s poignant take on friendship, The Heart Sellers. Its Northern California premiere is happening now at Capital Stage, after which it will then go on to two other Bay Area theatres in a triple co-production.