A. Singer News

Tim Atwood To Make Appearance On Huckabee For Veterans Day Special

by Tori Hartshorn — November 9, 2018

Country music veteran Tim Atwood will make an appearance on Trinity Broadcasting Network's (TBN) Huckabee for a special Veterans Day episode on November 10th at 8 pm ET / 7 pm CT.

Norbert Leo Butz and Friends, Joely Fisher, and More Head to 54 Below Next Week

by Julie Musbach — November 8, 2018

Next week, FEINSTEIN'S/54 BELOW, Broadway's Supper Club & Private Event Destination, presents some of the brightest stars from Broadway, cabaret, jazz, and beyond.

Manoa Valley Theatre Presents the ISLAND TREASURES MUSIC AND COMEDY SERIES

by Kaitlin Milligan — November 8, 2018

Manoa Valley Theatre continues its momentous 50th anniversary season with the expansion of its Studio Series with the Island Treasure Music and Comedy Series.

Lucius Release 'Christmas Time Is Here' Cover Recorded w/ Richard Swift

by Sarah Jae Leiber — November 8, 2018

When Richard Swift passed away in July the music world lost a rare and influential talent.

Lesli Margherita, Sharon McKnight, and More Join Broadway Concert Series at Rubicon Theatre

by A.A. Cristi — November 7, 2018

Rubicon Theatre Producing Artistic Director KARYL LYNN BURNS today announced programming for the company's JANET AND MARK L.

Northern Sky Theater's Home For The Holidays 2018 Announced

by A.A. Cristi — November 7, 2018

Door County's award-winning Northern Sky Theater has announced the line-up for its annual holiday concert at the Old Gibraltar Town Hall.

Moisés Kaufman to Direct Berkeley Rep's PARADISE SQUARE: AN AMERICAN MUSICAL, A.J. Shively, Kennedy Caughell, and More Star

by Julie Musbach — November 7, 2018

Berkeley Repertory Theatre today announced the full cast and creative team for Paradise Square: An American Musical.

Marcus Paul James Comes to Prohibition NYC 11/25

by A.A. Cristi — November 6, 2018

Join Brooklyn native Singer/songwriter Marcus Paul James(RENT, In The Heights, Motown:The Musical) at Prohibition for an evening of Music, Love, and Soul.

KUDZU The Musical Celebrates Local Folklore And Weirdness

by Julie Musbach — November 6, 2018

'Kudzu Covers the South.

THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE FUGLY Comes to Alexander Upstairs

by Stephi Wild — November 6, 2018

After a sold out run, The Good the Bad and the Fugly are back by popular demand!

Special Guests Revealed For Seafoam Green's THE LAST WALTZ At Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

by Stephi Wild — November 6, 2018

The special guests have now been announced for what is certain to be spectacular night celebrating one of the most influential evenings in music history.

BWW Interview: Julie Makerov and the Fine Art of Balancing Music and Life

by Ellen Dostal — November 5, 2018

How does a busy soprano balance career, family, motherhood, and art? If that soprano is Julie Makerov, it's all about scheduling and planning ahead of time.

3Arts Awards Chicago Artists, $25,000 Cash Grants

by A.A. Cristi — November 5, 2018

3Arts, the Chicago-based nonprofit grantmaking organization, is honored to award 20 Chicago artists with unrestricted grants at the 11th annual 3Arts Awards Celebration, taking place tonight, November 5 at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Walker Hayes Asks Fans to Name his Upcoming Tour

by Kaitlin Milligan — November 5, 2018

Rising country music star Walker Hayes is going on a 30-show tour in 2019 and wants his fans to help select the tour name.

BWW Interview: Baritone Gabriel Manro Bridging the Slim Divide Between Opera & Musical Theatre

by Gil Kaan — November 5, 2018

Southern California's Verdi Chorus will cap off their 35th anniversary season with their Fall 2018 concert PASSIONE! OPERA! The two performances at the First United Methodist Church in Santa Monica on November 10 and 11 will feature four guest artists: soprano Julie Makerov, mezzo soprano Janelle De

BWW Review: MOMMA GOLDA, King's Head Theatre

by Louis Train — November 5, 2018

Put simply, Ruby's caricaturistic portrayal of Golda Meir, the former Prime Minister of Israel, does great injustice to the source material, and blends comedy and melodrama so unevenly as almost to be making fun of Mrs Meir and the country she led through war.