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May 29, 2024 · Life can be loud and busy, come to Millennium Stage in search of finding the quiet for a much-needed break. Join the Kennedy Center Youth council in an eye-opening, breathtaking evening. Through spoken word, music, and dance, youth artists will present their talents in a way that silences the noise.
5 days ago · Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts has announced that this season's second Mainstage production Terrence McNally 's Tony Award Winning MASTER CLASS will star Vicki Lewis ...
4 days ago · Formed by Joshua Homme against a backdrop of 1990s Palm Desert, California, Queens of the Stone Age is what happens when a multidimensional musical entity outgrows the very genre it creates. Too prolific, ambitious and just plain brilliant to be tethered to or limited by the confines of any genre.
2 days ago · • January-February 1966 — “Barbara Ann'” by the Beach Boys, featuring Dean Torrence doubling the falsetto lead with Brian Wilson, peaked on the national charts: #1 Cash Box and #2 Billboard. On the Run — Jan & Dean’s Second Television Pilot.
5 days ago · The Granada Theatre’s centennial celebrations continue with an unforgettable dynamic performance by musical powerhouse and “The Queen of the Bassists” Nik West. Nik’s performance will incorporate an intimate cabaret-style setting and guests will be encouraged to embrace their authentic selves through this performance.
5 days ago · The ‘First Stage’ and ‘Young & Wild’ courses feature intensive training with real theatre performers. Experimental and enjoyable drama classes: The ‘Wild Kids’ weekly drama classes provide kids with a forum for creativity and expression.
3 days ago · Evana runs regular burlesque workshops around Australia focusing on various skills and aspects of burlesque and showgirl performance. With over 20 years of dance experience in jazz, tap, ballet, contemporary and commercial dance styles, she is the perfect instructor to guide you on your burlesque journey. Her workshops cater to all skill levels ...
