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Article | By Natan Zamansky | November 4, 2024
Maximum Mozart: What’s Happening In Classic Arts This Week
Stay up to date with the best of dance, opera, concert music, and more in NYC.
Article | By Linda Murray | September 10, 2019
7 Must-See Dance Relics From the New York Public Library’s Archive In Motion Exhibition
Cowboy boots from Agnes de Mille’s Rodeo, a set sketch by Salvador Dalí, and more can only be seen at the NYPL for the Performing Arts’ new Jerome Robbins Dance Division exhibit.
Article | By Allen Robertson | August 31, 2006
Glen Tetley
It was a turning point in his career, and still ranks as one of his most significant creations. Now, 33 years after its premiere, Glen Tetley's Voluntaries is coming to Houston.
Article | December 17, 2001
Theatre Community Will Celebrate the Late Herb Ross Dec. 17 in NYC
The life of late Broadway and Hollywood director-choreographer Herbert Ross will be celebrated noon Dec. 17 at the Majestic Theatre, 247 W. 44th Street in Manhattan.
Article | October 11, 2001
Broadway Choreographer and Film Director Herbert Ross Is Dead at 74
Herbert Ross, the Broadway choreographer who would become a film director and helm a clutch of Neil Simon movies, plus the dance-related "Footloose" and "The Turning Point," died Oct. 9 of heart failure, The New York Times reported.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 9, 2005
At Fabled Perry-Mansfield Arts Camp, New Works Find a Home
Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School and Camp in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, opened its 92nd summer season with not just classes and workshops for young aspiring artists, but the fourth annual "New Noises – A Festival of New Stageworks," for working professionals.
Article | By Kenneth Jones | June 8, 2005
At Fabled Perry-Mansfield Arts Camp, New Dance and Stage Pieces Will Echo in 2005 "New Noises" Fest
Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School and Camp in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, opens its 92nd summer season with not just classes and workshops for young aspiring artists, but the fourth annual "New Noises – A Festival of New Stageworks," for working professionals.
Article | February 20, 1998
Who's Who in the Comden & Green Song 'Drop That Name'
In the 1956 musical Bells Are Ringing with book and lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green and music by Jule Styne, Judy Holliday and Sydney Chaplin attend one of those chic Manhattan parties where the guests spend the evening dropping celebrities' names -- sometimes just their first name. Judy is frankly stumped by the identity of the names thus dropped -- except for the one she frequently drops: "Rin Tin Tin." Below is a glossary of all the names dropped in the song, "Drop That Name."
Article | By Kevin Shihoten | July 25, 2007
Mark Morris Receives $35,000 Scripps Award from American Dance Festival
Mark Morris received the 2007 Samuel H. Scripps/American Dance Festival (ADF) Award in a ceremony on July 21 at Duke University in North Carolina.
Article | By Emily Quinn | November 15, 2004
Carol Mezzacappa, Dancer and Choreographer, Dies
Dancer and choreographer Carol Mezzacappa died of brain cancer in a Brooklyn hospice on October 12, the New York Times reports. She was 47.
Article | By Sheryl Flatow | September 1, 2004
Ballet Is Woman
The Houston Ballet stages a program of ballets by female choreographers.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | August 28, 2019
92Y Taps Juilliard Dance Director Taryn Kaschock Russell to Lead Harkness Dance Center
Russell will focus on diversifying programming at the historic institution that has served as a hub for new talent in modern dance since its founding in 1935.
Article | November 30, 2016
A Guide to Holiday Concerts at Feinstein’s/54 Below
The Joe Iconis Christmas Extravaganza returns, Norm Lewis goes it solo, Annaleigh Ashford rings in the New Year, and more.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | August 14, 2013
Damn Yankees, Starring Dale Hensley, Begins at TriArts Sharon Playhouse Aug. 14
Damn Yankees, starring Dale Hensley, Jarrad Green and Jane Kivnick, begins performances Aug. 14 at the TriArts Sharon Playhouse in Sharon, CT.
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 12, 2010
Muny's Damn Yankees, with Kritzer, Stadlen, Charles, Kunze, Schworer, Begins July 12
Leslie Kritzer, the award-winning Broadway singing actress and cabaret performer who was most recently seen in the acclaimed revue Sondheim on Sondheim, plays the role of Gloria Thorpe in the St. Louis Muny's production of the classic musical Damn Yankees, which begins performances July 12 at the nation's oldest and largest outdoor theatre.
Article | By Andrew Gans | July 3, 2010
EXCLUSIVE: Muny's Damn Yankees to Feature Kritzer, Stadlen, Charles, Kunze, Reams and More
Leslie Kritzer, the award-winning Broadway singing actress and cabaret performer who was most recently seen in the acclaimed revue Sondheim on Sondheim, will play the role of Gloria Thorpe in the St. Louis Muny's upcoming production of the classic musical Damn Yankees, which will begin performances July 12 at the nation's oldest and largest outdoor theatre.
Article | November 20, 2001
At Wit's End, Music Lesson, Violet, Laramie Win Big at 2001 Carbonells in FL
At Wit's End, the world premiere musical about the founding of The New Yorker and the wits of the Algonquin Round Table, won the 2001 Carbonell Award for Best New Work at the Nov. 19 ceremony honoring the best of South Florida Theatre.
Article | March 13, 1999
Last Chance to See CA's East West Players Carry Lee's Tiger, Thru Mar. 14
LOS ANGELES -- Last Chance to catch the East West Players mounting of the West Coast premiere of Carry The Tiger to the Mountain, written by Cherylene Lee. The play opened Feb. 24 at the David Henry Hwang Theatre at the Union Center for the Arts and runs through March 14, directed by Tim Dang.
Article | February 24, 1999
East West Players Carries Lee's Tiger to the Mountain, Feb. 24-March 14
LOS ANGELES -- East West Players is presenting the West Coast premiere of Carry The Tiger to the Mountain, written by Cherylene Lee. The play opens Feb. 24 at the David Henry Hwang Theatre at the Union Center for the Arts and will run through March 14, directed by Tim Dang.
Article | May 12, 2001
First Annual National Bway Theatre Awards Include New and Old Names
The League of American Theatres and Producers have announced the first annual "National Broadway Theatre Awards" — informally nicknamed "The Star Awards" — which honor eligible Broadway touring shows. Unlike the Tonys (and, in fact, almost all other theatre awards), the NBTA winners are chosen by audience vote, rather than by critics and theatre insiders.

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