Who doesn't recognize the music, the dancing and the story? Casa’s own Parker Esse is at the helm of directing and choreographing this high-energy piece, along with Phil Reno as musical director/conductor.
This 'feel good' gem of a 1950's movie musical directed & choreographed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen, starring Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds, featuring Jean Hagen & Rita Moreno & Cyd Charisse, to name a few icons.
There's a ''Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On' under the Dome at Casa Manana as Rock'n Roll hits Fort Worth!
The Ridglea theater in Fort Worth hosted a world class orchestra in a special sold-out event that combined classic hit songs with a show stopping tribute to a popular 2017 hit movie.
I will be the first to admit that I am NOT a big fan of this show, so BOO! HISS! if you like.
Mary Poppins is pretty much a familiar name among parents and children everywhere.
What makes a monster and what makes a man? This is the central theme of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, a sweeping, grand-scale musical from Disney Theatrical.
As expected, Casa was packed with excited children, several little girls dressed as Belle and happy parents.
What's not to like about a clever, likeable scoundrel/scammer who captures a town through song and dance and eventually wins over fair maiden?
The beautiful Plaza Theatre uses its 276 seat ‘in-the-round’ seating to capture all the action (and there’s plenty) for this “Little Train That Could” themed production of NEWSIES.
Who is this diversely interesting, talented actor? You may/may not be as familiar with his name, but I guarantee you've seen him on TV so often that you'd know him anywhere.
The 'Heat is On' in Fort Wort.
If True Love and a great friendship are to your liking, 'Come On In' and meet Sally and Carter.
It was a special event as The Philly Pops under the baton of the always entertaining and talented David Charles Abell offer a De-lightful "De-Lovey" weekend of music.
Joining the 60+ Pops Orchestra are three outstanding vocalists; Jazz singer Catherine Russell and Broadway's Lisa Vroman and Ben Davis under the baton of Philly's guest conductor David Charles Abell.
Would-be friends become fence-feuding neighbors over two feet of property.
Deep in the heart of Iowa sits Francesca, a lonely young woman who long ago left Italy with the young American GI finding herself supposedly content until she realizes she's really accepted the hopeless acceptance of captivity.
From a handful of some of Eagle's most talented favorite actors to the newcomers we are treated to one glorious emotion-packed piece.
