William Herbert

Check out next week's lineup at 54 BELOW, Broadway's Supper Club, and 2022 Tony Awards Honoree for Excellence in the Theatre!

Frances Ruffelle and Norman Bowman will be performing in 'Frankie & Beausy' at 54 Below. Don't miss this exciting show!

Frankie & Beausy met at a train station in Scotland 26 years ago on Valentine's Day. Frankie a Broadway performer & Edinburgh Festival survivor. Beausy, a shy musical theatre lover from Scotland. On November 10-11, that long loving friendship will be celebrated in songs from 'Brigadoon' to Broadway and from the Highlands to Hollywood. In this video, watch as Frances Ruffelle and Norman Bowman chats about the new show!

Raffaele Productions has announced a special presentation of the iconic musical 'Carrie,' featuring a talented ensemble of 14 young actors who are eagerly seeking representation. This remarkable production has been brought to life with a whirlwind of dedication and passion, with the cast having had only seven rehearsals totaling just 38 hours.

Frankie & Beausy met at a train station in Scotland 26 years ago on Valentine's Day. Frankie a Broadway performer & Edinburgh Festival survivor. Beausy, a shy musical theatre lover from Scotland. Their long loving friendship is celebrated in songs from 'Brigadoon' to Broadway and from the Highlands to Hollywood.

This new audio play is performed by Samuel Barnett (Phillip Massinger), Edward Bennett (William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke), Hubert Burton (John Fletcher), Julia Hills (Katherine Mompesson), Jane How (Mary, Dowager Countess of Pembroke), Nina Wadia (Mistress Froth).

Courtroom drama at its best fills the stage as the American classic a?oeTwelve Angry Mena?? continues the 2019/2020 Syracuse Stage season, Oct. 9 a?" 27.

Classical Movements will present four exciting performances by the world-renowned St. Olaf College Concert Band of Northfield, Minnesota hailed as one of America's preeminent bands, by The New Yorker during their first-ever concert tour to Australia.

The prestigious traditional Chinese Orchestra makes its return tour to Australia with the very special musical event, Treasures of a Nation: Chinese New Year Concert 2017. 

The prestigious traditional Chinese Orchestra makes its return tour to Australia with the very special musical event, Treasures of A Nation: Chinese New Year Concert 2017.  The national tour, hosted by China Cultural Centre will commence on 6 February at City Recital Hall, Sydney then tour to Melbourne Recital Centre on 9 February, QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane on 12 February, Federation Concert Hall, Hobart on 14 February finishing up in Canberra on 16 February at ANU Llewellyn Hall.