Divine News

Review Roundup: SEARED Opens At MCC Theater - See What The Critics Are Saying!

by A.A. Cristi — October 28, 2019

MCC Theater presents the New York premiere of Seared by Pulitzer Prize finalist and two-time Emmy Award nominee Theresa Rebeck.

BWW Review: Raul Esparza and Krysta Rodriguez Clash in Theresa Rebeck's Art Vs. Commerce Comedy, SEARED

by Michael Dale — October 29, 2019

It's a bit of a longshot, perhaps, but given the organization's tendency to honor less-than-traditional terpsichorean achievements, don't be too shocked if Raul Esparza is named as one of this season's Chita Rivera Award nominees as Outstanding Male Dancer in an Off-Broadway show.

See The Final Performance Of Sci-Fi Feminist Rock Opera OUT THERE At The Tank

by A.A. Cristi — October 28, 2019

In the age of waning attention spans, an internationally-recognized artist and a queer musician have joined forces to create a love letter to, of all things, the full-album format.

THROUGH HER LENS: The Tribeca Chanel Women's Filmmaker Program Returns For Fifth Year

by Kaitlin Milligan — October 28, 2019

For the fifth year, THROUGH HER LENS: The Tribeca CHANEL Women's Filmmaker Program will create new opportunities for women filmmakers.

Simon Goubert Releases New Album 'Nous Verrons'

by Abigail Charpentier — October 28, 2019

The voice has always been part of Simon Goubert's life.

The 'West of Broadway' Podcast Chats with Michael A. Shepperd from La Mirada's MATILDA

by West of Broadway — October 28, 2019

On this episode of West of Broadway, Will and Lara speak with Michael A.

BWW Review: With WITCH PERFECT Club Cumming Shows Us Which Witch is Which for Halloween

by Bobby Patrick — October 26, 2019

Current reigning National Miss Comedy Queen, Tina Burner, in association with Club Cumming, present a one-of-a-kind musical take on everybody's favorite Halloween Classic: Hocus Pocus for 5 performances.

Female A Cappella Quintet Nobuntu Returns to the Lakewood Cultural Center

by Julie Musbach — October 25, 2019

Back by popular demand, the female a cappella quintet Nobuntu returns to the Lakewood Cultural Center stage for two performances of mbube music featuring songs from the latest album a?oeObabes beMbubea?? (Women of Mbube).

BWW Review: MAS THEATRE'S NUNSENSE JAMBOREE FUSES HEART, COMEDY, CHARM OF DAYS PAST at Carrollwood Cultural Center

by Deborah Bostock-Kelley — October 25, 2019

On Thursday night, director Aaron Washington took us to church.

BWW Blog: Diversifying The Critical Landscape and Letting Young People Have Theatrical Spaces

by Student Blogger: Stina Pinsky — October 25, 2019

A few weeks ago I saw The Lightning Thief.

Christmas Bingo Returns To The Royal George Theatre

by Stephi Wild — October 25, 2019

Did Santa babysit the baby Jesus? Why were the Three Wise Men so lost? Do you know what the holiday classic Silent Night first sounded like? The answers to these and other humorous questions are answered in the hit holiday comedy CHRISTMAS BINGO: IT'S A HO-HO-HOLY NIGHT.

Lizzie Bea To Lead HAIRSPRAY Revival; Marisha Wallace Joins Cast

by A.A. Cristi — October 24, 2019

Lizzie Bea and Marisha Wallace join the cast of the West End revival of Hairspray!

DanceWorks Presents IN ABSENTIA, Produced By JDdance at Harbourfront Centre Theatre

by Stephi Wild — October 24, 2019

Boldly interweaving dance, puppetry, set, music, lights, and live-action video design, DanceWorks is proud to present IN ABSENTIA, a stunning new multimedia work produced by Toronto-based collective JDdance.

BWW Review: ALMIGHTY BOB at Wichita Community Theatre

by Craig Richardson — October 24, 2019

For their second show of the 2019-2020 season, Wichita Community Theatre presents Tom Mula's Almighty Bob.

Telegraph Quartet Performs Composer Robert Sirota's 'Wave Upon Wave' At The Morris Museum

by Stephi Wild — October 23, 2019

On Sunday, November 3, 2019 at 2pm, the San Francisco-based Telegraph Quartet, winner of the 2016 Naumburg Chamber Music Award, joins forces with composer Robert Sirota for a performance presented by the Live Arts Series at the Morris Museum (6 Normandy Heights Road) in Bickford Theatre.