As BroadwayWorld previously reported, Sutton Foster|Bring Me to Light. Filmed live at City Center, the concert is set to premiere Wednesday, APRIL 28 at 7pm ET, with on demand viewing through Monday, MAY 31. Sutton Foster takes over City Center-filling it with her indomitable spirit for a concert with friends celebrating their connections to the historic theater and reflecting on the challenges facing all of us in this time. Through a collection of solos, duets, and group numbers, the cast enlivens the theater with the hope of things to come.
BroadwayWorld is excited to be working with New York City Center to provide viewers with Stage Mag. Sutton Foster | Bring Me to Light marks another major step toward reopening our theater to the public. In the meantime, we are excited to share this issue of Stage Mag with our audience as part of City Center s digital season, said New York City Center President and CEO Arlene Shuler. You can study up on the company ahead of the big night below
Paramount outs plans for Star Trek 4
April 21, 2021 Written by Michael Kateregga
The Star Trek film franchise died a few years ago and the announcement for Star Trek 4 was unexpected.
Paramount’s most recent run of Star Trek films was a financial failure. The movies are blockbusters. They cost hundreds of millions of dollars to make but they rarely turn a profit. Consider J.J. Abrams’ 2009 reboot. It made $387m on a budget of $150m. That is not a lot when you consider the cost of marketing and the fact that only a fraction of that went back to the studio.
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A partially made-in Pincher Creek film is making its Canadian debut on Saturday with two showings as part of the Canadian Film Fest.
Range Roads stars Alana Hawley Purvis, as Frankie, who returns to her hometown in rural Alberta and is forced to reconnect with her estranged brother Grayson (Joe Perry), after their parents are killed in a car accident.
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The film, which premiered at San Jose’s Cinequest festival, is the work of Calgary-based filmmaker Kyle Thomas and his Calgary-based production company North Country Cinema.