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FRIGID New York Unveils Winners Of The 2025 New York City Fringe Festival Awards
by Chloe Rabinowitz - May 27, 2025

FRIGID New York has revealed the recipients of their annual New York City Fringe Festival Awards, which were bestowed to winning festival participants on the closing night of the 2025 New York City Fringe Festival on Sunday, April 20.

FRIGID New York Reveals Schedule Of Performances For 2025 New York City Fringe Festival
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Feb 18, 2025

FRIGID New York will present the 2025 New York City Fringe Festival at UNDER St. Marks, wild project and the Chain Theatre. Learn more about the programming and see how to purchase tickets.

FRIGID New York Unveils Lineup For 2025 New York City Fringe Festival
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Jan 22, 2025

FRIGID New York will present the 2025 New York City Fringe Festival at UNDER St. Marks, wild project, and the Chain Theatre this April. Learn more about the festival here!

National Museum of African American Music & The CMA Foundation Announce Partnership
by Sarah Jae Leiber - Apr 6, 2021

Focusing on engaging the students in learning the impact of African Americans on music and songwriting, the program encourages leadership, teamwork and mentorship, and will allow students to take a leadership role in organizing and implementing a live virtual performance element at their school.

The Australian Music Vault Podcast 'Sound As Ever' Returns For A Second Season Partnering With RMIT University
by Stephi Wild - Aug 12, 2019

Sound as Ever is an Australian Music Vault podcast produced by young content creators and radio makers interested in exploring the Australian music scene. After a successful first season, which looked into various aspects of the music industry, the second season explores the stories and unpacks issues around iconic Australian songs.

Photo Coverage: University School of Nashville's THE ADDING MACHINE
by Jeffrey Ellis - Feb 13, 2015

Elmer Rice's play The Adding Machine premiered on Broadway in 1923, yet it speaks to the issues of the day: mechanization, corporation, immigration, sexism and bigotry--all at the expense of the individual human being. Fast foward: 2015. Nearly 100 years later, we're still there. So says Catherine Coke, director of The Adding Machine at University School of Nashville.