Middletown, PA's Elks Theatre to Screen THE BREAKFAST CLUB, 8/24
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A CRY FOR JUSTICE Takes First Place at 2013 Alaska International Film Festival
The movie, A Cry for Justice, tells the powerful story of how Jackie Carpenter's idyllic life turned into a living nightmare when her son went on trial for felony murder after he accidentally shot a man stealing from his worksite.
SUMMER CAMP, ROYAL PAINS, GRACELAND and More Set for USA Network's Original Lineup This Week
Did you miss the shocking cliff-hanger from USA Network's new provocative original series, Graceland? Get caught up on all of the Season 1 drama online or On Demand before this week's episode airs Thursday @ 10/9! From executive producer and “White Collar” creator Jeff Eastin; Graceland delves i
Chicago's Music Box Theatre to Present 'The Hitchcock 9' Restored Silent Films, 8/9-13
Music Box Theatre announces a program of Alfred Hitchcock's silent films, jointly presented by the British Film Institute, Park Circus/ITV and Rialto Pictures.
IRON MAN 3, THE HEAT and ZOMBIELAND Added to Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival Lineup in Atlanta
The Fox Theatre has added three movies to the 2013 Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival line up: the current summer blockbuster Iron Man 3, the action comedy The Heat and the zombie comedy film Zombieland, which was filmed in Georgia and is being presented in conjunction with the Georgia Department of Eco
2057 RETURN TO ZOMBIE ISLAND to Premiere in Florida, 7/31
As Nicely 'Taxman' Jean of and Annya Bright (of Burt Renolds Film Institute) both residents Boynton Beach prepare for the Hollywood style premiere of '2057 RETURN TO ZOMBIE ISLAND' a sequel which is he stars in, Palm Beach County's skies will envy the shinning star! The sci-fi film is set in a post
Short Flim THE EXPOSED to Begin Production
Florida trained actress and now Los Angeles resident Joanna Theobalds returns to her Palm Beach County roots this summer in preparation for shooting her film, The Exposed.
Museum of The Moving Image to Host The Rural Route Film Festival, 8/2-4
Whether it be a modern-day western set in a Chilean desert, a documentary about two Chinese women thrust into the worldwide economic downturn, or a drama about a forced marriage in a Senegalese village, the Rural Route Film Festival screens work about people and cultures normally overlooked by the m
Debra Kirschner's MOM ENOUGH FOR YA?! Web Series Launches on YouTube
MOM ENOUGH FOR YA?!”, which was created by Brooklyn-based filmmaker Debra Kirschner (THE TOLLBOOTH) has begun releasing episodes on YouTube.
Torben Waldorff Wah-Wah to Play Nublu Tonight
With the release of Wah-Wah, Torben's 4th CD on New York based ArtistShare, the groundbreaking company where also Maria Schneider and Jim Hall releases music, Torben Waldorff has found a new sound.
Marin Alsop Leads BSO in Live Performance of Film Score from Bernstein's WEST SIDE STORY, Now thru 6/16
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) Music Director Marin Alsop leads the BSO in a performance of the film score from Bernstein's legendary West Side Story tonight, June 13 at 8 p.
Matthew Morrison's Album WHERE IT ALL BEGAN to Benefit Human Rights Campaign; Released Today
EMMY, TONY, and Golden Globe-nominated star Matthew Morrison previously announced that he is partnering with the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) in support of LGBT equality.
Merit School of Music Presents STRINGTACULAR Today
Merit School of Music invites the public to enjoy Stringtacular, a free concert today, June 2 at 2 p.
Kritzerland at Sterling's Upstairs at The Federal presents MAD ABOUT THE BOY! THE SONGS OF NOEL COWARD Tonight
The 34th Kritzerland show is a tribute to a unique, one-of-a-kind original - Noel Coward.
The Side Project Presents LIVES OF THE PIGEONS Tonight
Don Bender and Vincent Lonergan make their side project debuts under the direction of Adam Webster in the world premiere of National Book Award finalist Sherod Santos' Lives of the Pigeons, opening tonight, June 1.
DEATH AND THE MAIDEN Begins Tonight at Players' Theatre
Death and the Maiden, written by Argentine-Chilean playwright Ariel Dorfman, and directed by Olivia Blocker will run from tonight, May 29th - 31st.
Theatrical Management Association Elects Majority Female Council for 1st Time in Its History
The Theatrical Management Association (TMA), the UK's largest and longest established theatre trade association, announced today that the results of the elections to its ruling council mean that for the first time it will be governed by a female majority.
Mercury – The Orchestra Redefined Begins Its 2013-2014 Season
It has been a year since Mercury – The Orchestra Redefined rebranded its image in the public, increasing the scope of the orchestra's repertoire and expanding accessibility to music for audiences across Houston.
Philadanco founder, Joan Myers Brown, Featured in New Book
The Philadelphia Dance Company (Philadanco) founder Joan Myers Brown will be featured in a student-produced book, "Leading Healthy Change in Our Communities 2013.
Merit School of Music Presents STRINGTACULAR, 6/2
Merit School of Music invites the public to enjoy Stringtacular, a free concert on Sunday, June 2 at 2 p.
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