Film & Video works of: Kamal Aljafari, Roozbeh Asmani, Yael Bartana, Bahar Behbahani, Ofri Cnaani, Emily Coates & Tamar Ettun, Navid( Alireza) Fashami, Arash Fayez, Azin Feizabadi & Kaya Behkalam, Tom Pnini, Haya Rukin, Naomi Safran Hon, Hamed Sahihi, Jessica Segall, Katayoun Vaziri
Hannah Waddingham will perform in concert in Barcelona (Spain) next 28th October 2010 (21.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Johnny Galecki has joined Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried and Olivia Wilde in Andrew Niccol's new sci-film feature titled, 'I'm Mortal.
When Gus Leroy promises that the city of Durham, NC, could become the future site of a larger waste depository that, while enriching the town, would place all of it inhabitants in peril, every citizen of MAIN STREET will have to make this decision: 'Do I do what is right, or what is needed?'
Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport, Mary Hanafin, T.
Takesha Meshé Kizart will make her Met debut as Musetta in Puccini's La Bohème on October 16.
According to Zap2it, Taylor Swift may be the next celebrity to be featured on GLEE.
LOVE NEVER DIES, the sequel to PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, is all set to open at Melbourne's Regent Theatre next May.
Broadway stars responded in song to the LGBT suicides by recording 'It Gets Better' by Jay Kuo and Blair Shepard.
On the surface, Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald may seem to be a pair of musical artists with vastly different approaches to song.
Jazz at the Turning Point is an intimate setting ideal for jazz.
It is 1896 in the very poorest part of Ireland and Jamie McRuin (Michael Mahany) avoids a marriage arranged by Owen Roe Tavish (Gavriel Savit) in the only way an honorable man can - he commits suicide.
Oscar Winning Actress Halle Berry's portable perfume Pure Orchid will be gifted to the audience of solo show Mulatto Saga while supplies last.
OUR LADY J's 'Gospel for the Godless,' is a celebration of original music, penned by the self-proclaimed 'transsexual spiritualist' Lady herself.
Tony Award nominee Erin Dilly, currently appearing in the Off-Broadway production of LOVE, LOSS, AND WHAT I WORE has contributed a video to the It Gets Better project.
The award-winning Desert Rose Theatre triumphantly returns to Mesa this fall with a duet of one-act plays inspired by William Shakespeare and directed by DRT founder, Katherine Stewart.
In a recent LA Stage Times article, previous Phantoms including Michael Crawford and Tim Martin Gleason, talked about the end of the PHANTOM OF THE OPERA tour, which will close on Halloween night at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles.
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