Walt Whitman News

The Vineyard Theatre and Queens Theatre in the Park will present the New York premiere of History of the Word - a multi-cultural play about the urban high school experience - written by Ben Snyder (New York Stage and Film, NYC's Hip Hop Theater Festival), and featuring the poetry/spoken word of NYC high school students.

The third show of Theatre Erindale's 2006-2007 'Demon of Men' season is the famous contemporary classic about Canadian women surviving World War II. John Murrell's Waiting for the Parade will preview January 18, open January 19, and run to January 27 at the Erindale Studio Theatre.

'On Broadway with Melba Moore' will play at the Walt Whitman Theatre at Brooklyn College, Sunday February 11th.

To celebrate the third anniversary of the Broadway blockbuster Wicked, an entire week-long series of events will be held leading up to the anniversary on Sunday, October 29th

To celebrate the third anniversary of the Broadway blockbuster WICKED, an entire week-long series of events will be held leading up to the anniversary on Sunday, October 29th.

What do a chicken, a bathtub on wheels, a girl in a pink bikini, a bagpiper, and a stuffed deer wearing a pink tutu have in common?

The stories (and excesses) of Hollywood's Golden Age will be examined through the poetry of Edward Field in Stars in My Eyes, which premiered on Thursday, July 20th at the WorkShop Theater (312 West 36th Street) as part of the Seventh Annual Midtown International Theatre Festival; the show runs through August 5th

Blue Balls: The Story the NYPD Hoped Wouldn't Be Told, will play as part of the 10th Annual New York International Fringe Festival, at The Flea Theater (41 White Street in Tribeca) from August 11th through August 25th

The Usdan Center for the Creative and Performing Arts' summer camp has announced its season of events and activities for 2006

A slight political drama featuring a song-and-dance mayor

The second annual Outside Art Festival will be presented in BAM Park throughout the month of July, from the 9th to the 31st