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From small community productions to star-studded summer stock, Vermont's theater scene is as rich and vibrant as a technicolor dreamcoat. And few know it as...

The third annual Georgetown Art All Night makes the scene on Friday, Sept. 29. Georgetown will “come alive with a multitude of free, immersive experiences for

The LSU School of Music hosted “A Two-Piano Extravaganza” this past Sunday in the Recital Hall. The recital featured a collaborative performance by professor of piano Michael Gurt and visiting

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Donald E. Goff Sr, 71, of Orlando, FL went to meet his Lord and Savor Aug. 24, 2023. Don was born Oct. 27, 1951, in Moberly, Mo., the son of

We got a chance to get to know Maggie Robertson, voice of Lady Dimitrescu and Orin the Red!

The Keely family of Leland is proving that BrickStreet Theatre’s production of "You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown" is fun for the entire family. Each member of the family is

BroadwayWorld is bringing you Words From the Wings, a new series of interviews that take fans behind the scenes of some of their favorite Broadway stars' backstage routines! We're chatting with Chris Lanceley from The Play That Goes Wrong! Chris told us all about his pre-show rituals, backstage routines, and more!

THE EDITOR, Madam: In every society, the cosmology of a culture is to be found in its indigenous expression, its various art forms, and specifically in its language which is an expression of the ethos of the people. What is language and its...

The Venice Architecture Biennale, the world’s largest and most visited exhibition focusing on architecture, is once again featuring work by many MIT faculty, students, and alumni. On view through Nov. 26, the 2023 biennale, curated by Ghanaian-Scotti