Provincetown Theater Adds Three to Board of Directors
by Tyler Peterson - Jan 8, 2016
The Provincetown Theater announces today the induction of three new members to The Theaters Board of Directors and Tristan DiVincenzo as the Executive Artistic Director. The newly elected members of the community represent diverse backgrounds, skill sets, and interests. They are: Allison Baldwin, Jack Hornor, and David Wilson.
RSC Sets Cast of WENDY & PETER PAN
by Tyler Peterson - Sep 15, 2015
Full casting is announced for the Royal Shakespeare Company's (RSC) family winter production of Wendy & Peter Pan. A magical adaptation of JM Barrie's classic novel by Ella Hickson, the show returns to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre following the productions acclaimed success in 2013.
BWW Reviews: NURSERY CRIMES an Inventive Twist on Film Noir
by Jeff Davis - Nov 20, 2013
It seems mash-ups, particularly in music, have become more and more popular in recent years, and the crazier the idea, the better the mash-up usually is. The same goes for theater mash-ups. On paper, the idea of mixing a film noir-esque mystery with Mother Goose characters may sound bizarre, but the world premiere of Nursery Crimes, produced by Last Act Theatre, manages to poke just enough fun at both genres while still maintaining a level of respect and reverence for each.
Jack Horner Named Warner Bros EVP Theatrical Communications
by Caryn Robbins - Sep 5, 2012
Jack Horner has been named Executive Vice President, Theatrical Communications, Warner Bros. Pictures Group. The announcement was made today by Sue Kroll, President, Worldwide Marketing, Warner Bros. Pictures, to whom Horner will report.
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD Opens Friday in Albertville
by Lauren Wolman - Nov 13, 2011
The Little Aggies Theatre Presents: LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD on November 18 and 19 at 7PM and November 20 at 2PM at the Albertville Fine Arts Center in Albertville Alabama.
Burt Reynolds Re-Opening Jupiter Acting Conservatory
by Jessica Lewis - Sep 17, 2009
Reporting from the South Florida Sun Sentinel, Bill Hirschman writes that acting icon Burt Reynolds will re-open the Jupiter Acting Conservatory, a program he once operated in the 1980s and 1990s for hundreds of aspiring actors, many of whom later achieved celebrity. The conservatorty was also a presenter of developmental works, including the original The News, which premiered on Broadway in 1985.
