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Arts briefs: A new take on 'Frankenstein,' JoVia Armstrong and Eunoia Society, Alec Lytle & Them Rounders and more - Vimarsana News

Arts briefs: A new take on 'Frankenstein,' JoVia Armstrong and Eunoia Society, Alec Lytle & Them Rounders and more

This week, Stanford Live features a new look at "Frankenstein," JoVia Armstrong and Eunoia Society return to Earthwise Productions, Sitkovetsky Trio plays Music@Menlo, Alec Lytle & Them Rounders headline a "locals night" at The Guild.

Opera Australia's Bronwyn Douglass to perform in Batehaven | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Opera Australia's Bronwyn Douglass to perform in Batehaven | South Coast Register

The highly regarded soprano made her main stage debut with Opera Australia earlier this year and is now...

Fountain Theatre Co-Founder Deborah Lawlor Passes Away at 83 - Vimarsana News

Fountain Theatre Co-Founder Deborah Lawlor Passes Away at 83

BroadwayWorld is saddened to report that Fountain Theatre co-founder Deborah Lawlor passed away on Tuesday, May 2, at the age of 83.

Adam Driver reportedly in final talks to play Reed Richards in Disney's Fantastic Four reboot - Vimarsana News

Adam Driver reportedly in final talks to play Reed Richards in Disney's Fantastic Four reboot

Disney's highly-anticipated Fantastic Four reboot is seemingly taking shape, with Adam Driver reportedly in 'final talks' to play Reed Richards.

Josh Friedman to Pen 'Fantastic Four' Rewrite | Animation World Network - Vimarsana News

Josh Friedman to Pen 'Fantastic Four' Rewrite | Animation World Network

The ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ writer has taken the reins from former scribes Jeff Kaplan and Ian Springer, which signals a potential shift away from comedy towards a more serious sci-fi tone.

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