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Congratulations to Foo Fighters, Todd Rundgren, Tina Turner, Carole King, The Go-Go's, Jay-Z and the entire Class of 2021!

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley's daily series, which launched March 16, 2020, benefits The Actors Fund.

“We will be back!” a dozen singers proclaimed in the middle of New York’s Times Square, in a pop-up event commemorating the one-year anniversary of Broadway going dim. A clear sense of optimism filled the air — despite the “Closed” signs still darkening the doors of nearby theaters. With the latest wave of COVID-19 in the US under control, amid a massive vaccination program and as some theaters partially reopen, New York is “definitely starting to get some more life right now,” said Ryann Redmond, who performed in the musical Frozen before the COVID-19 pandemic forced Broadway...

Ed Decker and His Team Have Reinvented The New Conservatory Theater Center By Jennifer Kroot and Robert Holgate– Ed Decker is the Founder and Artistic Director of The New Conservatory Theater Center (NCTC) in San Francisco. Since 1981, NCTC has presented high quality, queer, and allied theatre productions, as well as youth education programming. Just prior to the shutdown, we saw their incredible productions This Side of Crazy and Head Over Heels. We wondered how NCTC is surviving the pandemic, so we looked in Robert’s rolodex and gave Ed a call. J&R: Hi Ed, thanks for spea...

vrijdag 19 februari 2021 om 13:18 Omnipresent dance music favourite Paul Woolford has joined forces with Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Amber Mark on new single 'HEAT', out 19th February via Ministry Of Sound. The song exudes alchemy and is also co-written by Celeste, forming a powerhouse wild-combination of talent. A soaring, optimistic anthem that perfectly embodies Woolford's trademark touches — 'HEAT' expertly combines rousing piano chords and dramatic strings with Amber Mark's soul-drenched vocals - instilling a sense of hope and yearning for summer months. It marks Woolford's fir...