NBC to Premiere ROAD TO RIO: 2016 U.S. PARALYMPIC TEAM TRIALS, 7/18
NBC Olympics, in association with the USOC, U.
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SLEEPING YOUR WAY TO THE TOP is Released
NEW YORK, May 17, 2016 /PRNewswire/ Most people today live under the misconception that sleep limits their ability to be productive and reduces their chance of achieving success in their daily life, whether it's in business, school, or athletic and creative pursuits.
Terry Cralle, RN and W. David Brown, PhD Release HOW TO GET THE SLEEP YOU NEED TO SUCCEED
Better Sleep Council spokesperson, Terry Cralle, RN, MS and W.
WRAY Gets Dark, Witchy For “Pined” Video
In tradition with their captivating visuals on screen, WRAY is back with the video for “Pined,” a witchy tale reminiscent of the down-South gothic first season of True Detective.
NBC Sports Group Garners 28 Sports EMMY AWARD Nominations
NBC Sports Group earned 28 Sports Emmy Award nominations for 2015, highlighted by 10 nominations for its NFL coverage, five nominations for its coverage of horseracing's Triple Crown, and three for its first season of NASCAR coverage.
Can You Handle the Truth? History of Aaron Sorkin's A FEW GOOD MEN
Emmy and Academy Award winner Aaron Sorkin, the creator and mastermind behind the beloved NBC drama 'The West Wing,' is returning to the network with a live presentation of A FEW GOOD MEN, set to air in early 2017.
Sonic Boom Music Festival 2016 Set for 3/17-20
The Sonic Boom Festival returns for its 29th year of contemporary classical music (new music).
New Book Helps Kids Fall Asleep Faster
WASHINGTON, Feb.
LONG BEFORE AFTERWARD Set for Graham Center of Contemporary Dance
Susan Vencl began choreographing late in life -- when she was almost old enough to collect Social Security -- and she gets philosophical about the passage of time.
SNOOZBY AND THE GREAT BIG BEDTIME BATTLE is Released
WASHINGTON, Jan.
LONG BEFORE AFTERWARD Set for Graham Center, 2/19-21
Susan Vencl began choreographing late in life -- when she was almost old enough to collect Social Security -- and she gets philosophical about the passage of time.
Wray Release New Single “Pined”
Birmingham, Alabama based Wray is a rare band that effortlessly blends intelligent sonic pluralities into a seamless whole without losing any DIY grit.
Eliza Leoni & Sharon Rietkerk to Bring 'Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall' to Feinstein's at the Nikko, 3/9
In 1962, Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett made history with their iconic TV special 'Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall.
PASSION IN PIGSKIN: A CABARET OPERA to Play Cornelia Street Cafe
In one quick-moving hour and with a memorably melodic score, Passion in Pigskin tells the tragi-comic story of a love triangle between two New York Knights football players, Billy a dashing, cynical running back, Eddie, a sincere slow-witted tackle, and Mary Jo, a sweetly innocent cheerleader.
BWW Review: Double the Fun with Seattle Shakes THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
It's one of Shakespeare's more raucous comedies so in order to do it right it's best to just let it happen and not get in its way too much.
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS Launches Seattle Shakespeare's 25th Anniversary Season Tonight
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, a fast and funny farce filled with mixed up mayhem, leads off Seattle Shakespeare Company's 25th Anniversary Season.
New Musical HEATHER SMILEY FOR PRESIDENT to Open Off-Broadway
Theater for the New City (Executive Director, Crystal Field) presents the world premiere of the musical comedy Heather Smiley for President, which will begin previews on Thursday, October 1st, at the Theater for the New City (155 First Avenue at 10th Street), with an opening set for Sunday, October
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS to Launch Seattle Shakespeare's 25th Anniversary Season
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, a fast and funny farce filled with mixed up mayhem, leads off Seattle Shakespeare Company's 25th Anniversary Season.
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