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Set in New York in 1968, Plaza Suite explores the reality that love, and relationships are always in stasis and are dependent on uneasy compromises.

The Gainesville Theatre Alliance will perform The Crucible, from Feb. 16-24 at Brenau University’s Hosch Theatre.

The hero of a Stephen Sewell play, and clearly his creator’s alter ego, says: “People change.

Rockin’ Renaissance show re-imagines the birth of musical theater

Avowed’s combat may look lackluster in trailers, but Obsidian’s rich storytelling means that you might not care while playing.

The '1883' creator is producing horror-like content unsuitable for certain sensitive audiences. If we can’t get him banned, we need to at least curb his abuse so it doesn’t victimize others.

For some viewers, the effervescent personality of the musical—1980 film starring Olivia Newton-John—is certain to lift their winter blahs.

When someone attacks Raphael in a discussion session, he freezes and becomes easily vanquished without retaliating.

In a follow up to a book in which he painted 100 piers, Paul Tracey has now turned his attention to the theatres of London.

The second single release titled “Little Women” from the Broadway bound Jo – The Little Women Musical. The track is now available on all streaming platforms. Listen to the song here!