MICHIGAN THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 118

After 11 years, The Ringwald has retooled their annual Gay Play Series (GPS) into Gay4Detroit, a new all-inclusive gay arts celebration! Gay4Detroit's premiere weekend events will all perform at The Ringwald Theatre June 28-July 1, 2019.

Wild Swan Theater Co-Artistic Directors Hilary Cohen and Sandy Ryder announce the company's 40th season of performances.

The West Michigan-based Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company will make its first appearance at the Saugatuck Expo on June 28 through 30, with a full weekend of Shakespeare performances.

Black and Brown Theatre is elated to host its first public performance of the Our Voices Project, a unique program in which students write their own short plays and direct adult professional actors in performances of the work.

For more than 15 years, Anne Mondro, an associate professor at the University of Michigan Stamps School of Art & Design, has been creating and facilitating art programs for people living with dementia in Michigan.

To borrow a line from Monty Python, "and now for something completely different!"  For the first time in its 66-year history, the Farmington Players are presenting a festival of short plays known as "one-acts.

Riverbank Theatre presents Moonlight and Magnolias, written by Ron Hutchinson and directed by Brittany Everitt Smith.

The regional premiere of Head Over Heels rocked The Ringwald from May 13 through June 10.

Three University of Michigan faculty members are part of a team that won an international design competition that will unite 12 cultural and educational institutions located in Detroit's Midtown and change the way visitors and Detroiters experience the area.

Michigan Humanities is pleased to announce $203,101 in grants to 16 Michigan organizations in support of public humanities programming.

Broadway In Detroit announced today that it will bring six extra attractions to Motor City audiences, in addition to the shows already on its 2019-20 Subscription Season.

Hope Summer Repertory Theatre opens it's 48th Season tonight with the muder mystery musical of MURDER FOR TWO, by Kellen Blair & Joe Kinosian and Broadwayworld has first look at the production!

The Dio continues their 6th season with the irreverent Broadway comedy An Act of God by David Javerbaum, directed by Steve DeBruyne.

Tipping Point Theatre's upcoming production, Funnyman by Bruce Graham, takes a serious look behind the scenes of a celebrated comic's life.

Broadway In Detroit announce that ANASTASIA will host a digital ticket lottery during the upcoming Detroit engagement at the Fisher Theatre, June 11 - 23, offering fans the chance to purchase a limited number of $25 tickets available per performance.

Mid-Michigan's award-winning professional theatre company, Williamston Theatre, located at 122 S.

The doctor is in at The Barn Theatre June 11 - 16.

One of the biggest hits in theatrical history, CATS will come to Detroit from September 3-15, 2019 as part of a multi-season North American tour.

The Purple Rose Theatre Company (PRTC) has selected an exciting lineup of plays for its 29th season: a new play by Chelsea-native and PRTC founder Jeff Daniels, as well as three world premieres by Michigan-native playwrights.

Even if the name Alan Menken is not immediately familiar to all listeners, they will surely recognize some of his work among modern classics they already know well.

The Croswell Opera House in Adrian will bring a musical theater classic to its stage this month when it opens THE MUSIC MAN.

The most sacred night of the year for the Broadway industry is upon us.

Theatre NOVA, Ann Arbor's professional theatre with an exclusive focus on new plays and playwrights, presents the Michigan premiere of "Stargazers" by Reina Hardy.

The School of Performing Arts (FSPA) and Flint Symphony Orchestra (FSO) are bringing a four-week series of free chamber music concerts to MacArthur Recital Hall starting Friday, June 7 at 7pm.

Quota International, a female-founded non-profit organization, has been empowering women, children, the deaf and hard-of-hearing, and people with speech difficulties since 1919.