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Lost in Translation Circus will perform at the RE-CHARGE circus cabaret night. - Credit: Norwich Theatre A line-up of local talent has been announced for a series of shows set to be streamed live online from the Theatre Royal.  The theatre’s first ever digital season, RE-CHARGE, was launched last week with an ambitious dance-theatre-film performance streamed live by one of its longest-standing national partners, Rambert. The season is set to continue with a five-part series of Live from the Royal shows, starting on April 15, made up of an entirely Norwich and Norfolk line-up. The Rojas Qua...

Center Theatre Group announced today that the 54th season at the Ahmanson Theatre will begin November 30, 2021, three months later than it was most recently scheduled and 20 months after the theatre closed in March of 2020. The season opens with director Matthew Warchus' acclaimed A CHRISTMAS CAROL. The season includes the previously announced productions of THE LEHMAN TRILOGY, THE PROM, HADESTOWN and Dear Evan Hansen plus COME FROM AWAY (Please Note: Come From Away was originally announced for the season but was postponed in the most recent season update-it will now return to the season with...

If a piano falls in the forest, does it play Elton John? Richard Sera talks about preparing for Piano Men, playing to no one, and which snack goes best with a Piano Men stream. Author of the article: Shawn Conner Publishing date: Apr 07, 2021  •  3 days ago  •  2 minute read  •  Richard Sera and Andre Kunkel are the Piano Men, duelling pianists who take to the virtual stage for a streaming concert courtesy of Surrey Civic Theatres. Photo by Daniel Marquart /jpg Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affilia...

SAGE Gateshead has received a loan of £3 million from the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help the organisation recover and…

Norwich Theatre has announced its first digital season, pictured is chief executive Stephen Crocker. - Credit: Archant 2020 While you may not be able to take your seats in an auditorium just yet, you can enjoy live shows and activities from home as part of Norwich Theatre's digital season this spring. Norwich Theatre, which runs the Theatre Royal, Playhouse and Stage Two, has launched its Digital Stage, which is a new streaming platform making elements of its creative programmes and performances available online. RAMBERT: Rooms - Credit: Contributed First up on the new virtual stage will be...