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Following is a summary of current entertainment news briefs. Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' wins album of the year at Grammys Pop superstar Taylor Swift wo...

Well be back, Broadway says, on shutdown anniversary Dancers perform during the “We Will Be Back” pop-up performance in Manhattan’s Times Square, March. 12, 2021. Vincent Tullo/The New York Times. by Julia Jacobs (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- One year ago, the grim news that Broadway was shutting down was sweeping through the theater district. Performers were packing up their things and heading home; theater staff members were stationed in lobbies to intercept ticket holders and explain to them that...

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By Soren Larson and Alicia Powell NEW YORK (Reuters) - Theater performers reunited in New York City's Times Square on Friday for a live pop-up show, v...

By Soren Larson and Alicia Powell NEW YORK (Reuters) - Theater performers reunited in New York City's Times Square on Friday for a live pop-up show, v...

By Soren Larson and Alicia Powell NEW YORK (Reuters) - Theater performers reunited in New York City's Times Square on Friday for a live pop-up show, v...

The theatre rocked to the songs from Queen on March 14 2020 at We Will Rock You the Musical. The week following the sell out show run, the venue was transformed for the televised World Snooker Championships – a tournament that was all set up but never played. Venue Cymru and Theatr Colwyn, along with all others theatres, closed their doors on March 16. A global pandemic, which everyone initially thought would last a few weeks has changed the world, and live entertainment venues forever...

(© Caroline Troedsson/M:brane) We re-connected with Sweden’s Lennart Ström, head of M:brane, the Malmö-based co-production forum for childrens media content held since 2007, for a good pep talk on the forthcoming March edition of the event. Cineuropa: How has the year been, particularly the last ten months? Your last edition should have taken place in March 2020, just when certain things started to make other things very difficult. Lennart Ström: That was one tough spring, yes...