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To The Contrary (TTC,) public television's successful all-female news analysis series, is now in its 22nd season on air. The program was launched in 1992, dubbed the "Year of the Woman in American Politics" as women's representation in Congress blossomed. With women in the forefront of politics and on the cutting edge of national agendas, To The Contrary continues as an essential, timely forum for women to discuss national and international issues and policies. The program covers news and offers a platform to views that are rarely, if ever, available elsewhere on television. It is true appointment television. With more women in Congress, in the Cabinet and on the Supreme Court, women's perspectives are more high-profile than ever before. Americans have cast strong votes of confidence in women leaders and leaders who promote concerns embraced by women. To The Contrary, available in 91% of television markets and a leader in women's news and perspectives, will continue to make women's voices heard as we cover all issues affecting women, families and communities of color. To The Contrary is produced by Persephone Productions. Airing on PBS stations nationwide, in Canada, and internationally on VOA TV, To The Contrary has built a solid viewer base including more than a million viewers each week. Viewer response, media attention and strong carriage on national public television stations and elsewhere have all helped to confirm that the show does indeed fill a much-needed niche in American television programming.

John J. Scalercio Releases New Novel, BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE

by Christina Mancuso — October 08, 2013

Author John J. Scalercio has personally witnessed the grief and permanent harm that rape can cause to both the victims and their loved ones, and has personally lived through the premature death of his youngest sister who succumbed to an incurable blood disease at the age of eight. Life has shown him...

John J. Scalercio Releases BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE

by Christina Mancuso — September 06, 2013

Author John J. Scalercio has personally witnessed the grief and permanent harm that rape can cause to both the victims and their loved ones, and has personally lived through the premature death of his youngest sister, who succumbed to an incurable blood disease at the age of eight. Life has shown hi...

Milton Pashcow Releases New Memoir, SICILIAN ESCAPADE

by Christina Mancuso — September 04, 2013

Milton Pashcow carefully weaves a passionate and dramatic tale of love in time of war in SICILIAN ESCAPADE. This book unravels the author's fervent relationship with his soul mate and future war bride filled with Sicilian love and true affection, and a determination to survive together forever....

DRIVING MISS DAISY Opens Tonight at Washington County Playhouse Dinner Theater

by Johnna Leary — August 16, 2013

The classic American drama Driving Miss Daisy runs this weekend at the Washington County Playhouse Dinner Theater in Hagerstown, Maryland, with a contemporary staging twist. More than twenty years after its' Off-Broadway debut, Alfred Uhry's play still examines uncomfortable prejudices and relations...

DRIVING MISS DAISY Opens at Washington County Playhouse Dinner Theater, 8/16

by Johnna Leary — August 12, 2013

The classic American drama Driving Miss Daisy runs this weekend at the Washington County Playhouse Dinner Theater in Hagerstown, Maryland, with a contemporary staging twist. More than twenty years after its' Off-Broadway debut, Alfred Uhry's play still examines uncomfortable prejudices and relations...

CBS's Les Moonves Responds to Time Warner Exec's Letter

by Caryn Robbins — August 06, 2013

BWW reported that Glenn Britt, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Time Warner Cable sent a letter to CBS Corporation President & Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves regarding the current cable dispute. Below, is Moonves response...

Top Romance Authors Celebrate Read-A-Romance Month in August

by Christina Mancuso — July 31, 2013

August is National Read a Romance Month, and 93 top romance authors are celebrating at ReadaRomanceMonth.com, sharing their thoughts on why romance matters today. New York Times bestselling author Susan Mallery, who has sold more than 25 million books worldwide, kicks things off on August 1 with a p...

BWW Review: Laugh 'til it Hurts at WHY TORTURE IS WRONG...

by Nancy Grossman — July 30, 2013

Titanic Theatre Company's production of Tony Award-winner Christopher Durang's WHY TORTURE IS WRONG, AND THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE THEM takes you on a wild ride into a post 9/11 world populated by a suspected terrorist, a minister who produces porno movies, and loony agents of a shadow government. It's b...

Carnival Corporation & plc Declares Dividend

by Robert Diamond — July 17, 2013

MIAMI, July 17, 2013 - Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE/LSE: CCL; NYSE: CUK) has announced that it has declared a dividend of $0.25 per share....

'The Showtune Mosh Pit' for May 22nd, 2013

by Paul W. Thompson — May 22, 2013

The latest in unauthorized gossip and buzz from the heart of Chicago's showtune video bars, and musical theater news from Chicago to Broadway. It's our annual Summer Musical Theater Guide! This week, Part One: Chicagoland. Check out 'The Jungle Book,' 'Kiss Of The Spider Woman,' 'Next To Normal,' 'T...

BWW Reviews: Power of SANTA'S STORY Diluted by Sentimentality and Nostalgia

by David Fick — May 18, 2013

The experience of SANTA'S STORY as a theatrical performance is thought-provoking, not only in regard to its subject matter but also as an exercise in theatre-making. While the story clearly deals with meaningful issues and ideas, the production handles them in all too pedestrian a fashion....

BWW Reviews: An Actorly SPRING AWAKENING at Towson

by Jack L. B. Gohn — April 28, 2013

This was an undergraduate audience, clearly, and they were rapt and engaged. Yet it was a knowing engagement. By that, I do not mean that the kids came in knowing the tunes and humming along, in fact it was obvious from the laughs and the gasps when funny or shocking things occurred that a large par...

BWW Reviews: Road Trip Tale MAD BEAT HIP AND GONE Is a Bumpy Road

by Jeff Davis — April 15, 2013

Anyone who's ever been on a road trip knows that they are either incredible adventures or events you hope to never repeat. Strangely, the world premiere comedy Mad Beat Hip and Gone, written and directed by Austin's own Steven Dietz, falls somewhere in the middle. While there is much to love about...

BWW Reviews: Group Rep Opens Collected Stories

by Don Grigware — October 17, 2012

There have been many dramatized stories about the relationship between teacher/student, mentor/artist. Eve Harrington in All About Eve is the first to come to mind and her infatuation with Margo Channing's every move. She adored her and stole from her. She recreated and used her for her own success,...

BWW Review: Wilma Theater's Humorous Yet Poignant BODY AWARENESS

by Rebecca Goering — January 16, 2012

It's Body Awareness Week at Shirley State College in Vermont. Phyllis, a college professor, is in charge of the festivities and has invited visiting artist Frank to stay in the home she shares with her girlfriend Joyce and Joyce's son Jared. Tensions rise as Phyllis and Joyce try to convince Jared t...

Phil Olson Has Done It Again with Don't Hug Me I'm Pregnant

by Don Grigware — October 04, 2011

Once you enter the world according to Phil Olson, there's no turning back. Be prepared to have a good time, or bust! Their fourth Don't Hug Me musical in a row, Don't Hug Me, I'm Pregnant - they referring to the Olson brothers Phil and Paul - is as usual obscenely silly and over-the-top, but a defin...



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