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First WWII History Roundtable presentation in Greenville planned for this Thursday - Vimarsana News

First WWII History Roundtable presentation in Greenville planned for this Thursday

This Thursday, the Audie Murphy Chapter of the WW II history roundtable will host their first program at the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum at 7 p.m.

Jerry Mitchell Will Direct West End Production Of THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA - Vimarsana News

Jerry Mitchell Will Direct West End Production Of THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA

BroadwayWorld has learned Jerry Mitchell will direct the West End production of The Devil Wears Parada, replacing Anna D. Shapiro who directed the world premiere at Broadway In Chicago's James M. Nederlander Theatre. Prior to the West End run, the show will have its UK premiere at the Theatre Royal Plymouth.

Fall Vegetable Gardening Guide - Vimarsana News

Fall Vegetable Gardening Guide

It's not too late! Use this guide to reap the benefits of homegrown veggies this fall.

The 2023 Obie Awards Announce Judges & Eligibility - Vimarsana News

The 2023 Obie Awards Announce Judges & Eligibility

The American Theatre Wing (Heather Hitchens, President & CEO) has announced its 2023 panel of judges and eligibility details for The Obie Awards. Now in its 67th year, the annual event, celebrating the best of Off and Off Off Broadway, is co-chaired by Obie-winning director David Mendizábal and veteran theater critic Melissa Rose Bernardo.

CFA Alum Nominated for Tony Award for Best Sound Design on Into the Woods - Vimarsana News

CFA Alum Nominated for Tony Award for Best Sound Design on Into the Woods

Alex Neumann (CFA’09), a veteran of Broadway and off Broadway, calls sound design the “invisible medium” that audiences struggle to understand

Source: bu.edu