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February 19, 2022
Get ready for "2 Across," written by playwright Jerry Mayer, known for his work on "M*A*S*H," "All in the Family" and several other TV productions.
November 3, 2021
Julianne Boyd, who founded Barrington Stage Company in a Berkshires high school in 1995...
October 31, 2021
From 12-5 p.m., pedestrians, bikers and skaters take over the roadways in place of cars. Businesses are also extended into the parking and street areas.
October 19, 2021
The City of St. Pete will be closing nearly two miles of Central Avenue on October 31 for an open-air Halloween block party.
October 4, 2021
After 18 months of being unable to produce a play, The Public Theatre recently announced its reopening and will launch its 31st season beginning with its
May 1, 2021
By TJ May 1, 2021 9:32 AM LANESBORO, MN — The company members of the Commonweal Theatre in historic Lanesboro, MN are pleased to continue their reopening efforts to offer professional live theatre performances following a season of only virtual productions in 2020 due to pandemic restrictions. “We are all extremely grateful to be back at work producing live theatre,” says Producing Artistic Director Hal Cropp, “and truly hope that we are one of the ways of restoring peace and he...
January 30, 2021
By Louis Chan, AsAmNews National Correspondent Professional dancer Cheryl Burke fondly recalls her annual childhood trips to the Philippines with her mother. She’s seen where her mother grew up, a place Cheryl describes as a “poor province in the Philippines” with “no toilets, no A/C, nothing.” It’s a stark contrast to Burke’s life today as a two-time Dancing with the Stars champion, an author and an inductee into the Asian Hall of Fame. It’s an honor presented to her this pas...
January 1, 2021
Print Atmospheric fields of luminous color emanating from rectangular panels that appear to be torn paintings. Little tabletop stage sets for enigmatic dramas, enacted by doll-like figures and encased in plexiglass boxes. Life-size sculptures of classical figures and architectural elements in disarray. Lush, floral bouquets painted in bright, eccentric colors — hot pink sunflowers, watery blue lily pads. Roland Reiss cut a wide swath in his art over his long life, moving between painting and ...