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It would ensure theaters can pay their recurring expenses, like rent and staff payroll, and maintain their day-to-day operations.

U.S. Sen. Peter Welch (D-Vt.) was in Burlington on Wednesday to acknowledge the value of Vermont's nonprofit theaters and the continued struggle they face to...

TikTok is in talks with the Kenyan government to stop access to LGBTQ+-specific videos and other content prohibited under the country’s laws.  

With the country grappling with unabating security challenges, former Secretary-General of the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), Mr Ayo Opadokun has

The former Little Mix member lands in hot water after she shows too much tongue-out action while belting out her new single Boyz for the 2021 Jingle Bell Ball.

Für das Theater Naumburg schrieb Martin Pfaff eine Dracula-Bühnenfassung. Derzeit probt der freischaffende Regisseur mit drei Schauspielern im Ratskellersaal.

Ein schönes Spektakel mit Witz, Bosheit – und Kasperltheater im finalen Akt: Johann Matthesons „Boris Goudenow“ als B...

$15 billion to aid music venues in stimulus package gives local owners hope Owners of music venues speak out over potential stimulus bill By Kaitlin Rust | December 22, 2020 at 10:33 PM CST - Updated December 22 at 10:33 PM NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Of the $900 billion in the COVID stimulus relief package passed by congress, $15 billion dollars is set to go to music venues, museums and theatres if signed into law. Owners of music venues who’ve had to shutter their doors for the past 9 month...

Carnegie Hall The ‘Save our Stages’ Act has been passed by Congress as part of the US’s $900 billion relief package. The bill will allow entertainment businesses, arts venues, and independent talent agencies to apply for grants from the Small Business Administration. Organizations that have lost a minimum of 25% of their revenue will qualify and receive aid for employee salaries, rent, utilities, etc. Those that have lost more than 90% of their revenue will be able to apply first.

Area and they succeeded. they said this far and no further. what you saw, as the curfew approached and then passed was a handful of agitators and they seemed mostly young people like the young man mad at me and at fox news. he was acting out -- maybe he was acting also rather than acting out, just a stage act, in a sense. it was so sad, in a way, so melancholy. the cameras will go whether were agitating or recording, we will leave. but these folks will all still be here. now, when is the next ti...