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Content by The Muny. The pop cultural phenomenon “Rent” has consistently been in the top 10 shows that Muny audiences have asked for, and it finally arrives Aug. 4 to

Production studios behind 'Sesame Street' and 'Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood' on how they continue to inspire kids’ programming.

Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning shows are sprinkled throughout the new 2023-2024 theater season at Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College. Season tickets start at $110 and are

David Gordon|The Some Like It Hot star and Dog Man musical scribe discusses his equally prosperous career writing children’s TV and theater. ||Off-Broadway|

Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning shows are sprinkled throughout the new 2023-2024 theater season at Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College. Season tickets start at $110 and are

<p>The <em>Some Like It Hot</em> and <em>Dog Man</em> scribe star discusses his equally prosperous career writing children's TV and theater.</p>

Last August, news broke that the 112 Drive-In in Fayetteville was disconnecting their speaker boxes and closing their doors after 42 years of service. It was one of the last remaining drive-ins in the state; in fact, it was one of the last operating drive-ins in the country. That number keeps dwindling, year by year, as it seems that parking your car in front of a massive screen and watching a movie under the stars is an antiquated method of consuming films. At the rate these screens are shuttin...

Last August, news broke that the 112 Drive-In in Fayetteville was disconnecting their speaker boxes and closing their doors after 42 years of service. It was one of the last remaining drive-ins in the state; in fact, it was one of the last operating drive-ins in the country. That number keeps dwindling, year by year, as it seems that parking your car in front of a massive screen and watching a movie under the stars is an antiquated method of consuming films. At the rate these screens are shuttin...

The new Netflix movie musical pays tribute to the composer and lyricist behind the Broadway hit "Rent," who tragically died before the show's opening night.

Tick, Tick... Boom! premiered on Netflix this weekend, with viewers confessing they were left in tears over Andrew Garfields portrayal of New Yorker Jonathan Larson.