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Following successful productions in Belgrade, Dublin and New York City, Different Translation will present The Baby Monitor, a crucial play exploring same-sex parenting, surrogacy, race, family values, and the repercussions of making assumptions, at Italy's OnStage! Festival.
Following successful productions in Belgrade, Dublin and New York City, Different Translation is pleased to announce The Baby Monitor, a crucial new play exploring same-sex parenting, surrogacy, race, family values, and the repercussions of making assumptions, will be presented in Italy as part of the second edition of the OnStage! Festival.
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley will stream an advance look at tomorrow's hits in New Works Festival Online. Transforming the Tony Award-winning company's hit
Behrend begins $6.6M Federal House project A $6.6 million renovation and expansion of Penn State Behrend’s Federal House will create a new home for the Susan Hirt Hagen Center for Community Outreach, Research, and Evaluation (CORE). Image: Penn State Behrend Behrend begins $6.6M Federal House project April 06, 2021 ERIE, Pa. — A $6.6 million renovation and expansion of Penn State Behrend’s Federal House – the oldest brick building in Harborcreek Township – is underway, with cranes and earth-moving equipment preparing the site for an 11,000-square-foot upgrade. The project, which b...
Former Minuteman Mike Watt (center) with filmmakers Brendan Hirsch, Garrett Barghash, Michelle Crispin, and Julie Nunis Hermosa’s Jazz, punk legacy to be featured at MB film fest “Jazz v. Punk”—I think it’s a draw by Bondo Wyszpolski The Florana International Film Festival takes place Friday and Saturday atop the Manhattan Village Mall parking structure with the same 25-30 short films each evening. One of the highlights of the event was shot mainly in Hermosa Beach: “Jazz v. Punk.” The nearly 40-minute film essentially asks one question, but it’s a big one: How is it that a 1....