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They 'had other stuff from other artists,' too.

Thornton Wilder's classic comes to the Hoogland for one weekend

In 1963 two Hamlets went into production: one directed by Laurence Olivier, the other by John Gielgud. The situation had been engineered by Richard Burton and Peter O’Toole. The story goes that while shooting the film Becket, Burton and O’Toole had decided they should each play the Prince under either Olivier or Gielgud and they

This week's list features three names from the past that you'll probably recognize, one of which involves cleaning out the archives of someone who has passed on.

This week’s list features three names from the past that you’ll probably recognize, one of which involves cleaning out the archives of someone who has passed on.

This week’s list features three names from the past that you’ll probably recognize, one of which involves cleaning out the archives of someone who has passed on.

Corgan, a lifelong wrestling fan, now combines his two great passions in one guitar-licking, leg-locking festival, heading to Australia.

David Truslove discovers that Sir Bryn Terfel can still pack a punch in Wagner, performing with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall.

The Studios of Key West will present “The Dinner Party,” a play with songs and snacks. The production will be staged in the Helmerich Theater for a limited run through

The beloved Giacomo Puccini opera stars soprano Michelle Bradley, tenor Marcelo Puente and bass-baritone Greer Grimsley