Divine News

Throwing Out My CDs by Ben Rimalower: THE RINK

by Ben Rimalower — January 25, 2019

Ben Rimalower revisits favorite musical theater recordings as he digitizes and declutters his collection.

Oratorio Society Of New York Performs Sibelius's KULLERVO

by A.A. Cristi — January 22, 2019

Soprano Johanna Rusanen, in her Carnegie Hall debut, and baritone Takaoki Onishi are the soloists in Kullervo, for which the OSNY will be joined by tenors and basses of the Manhattan School of Music Symphonic Chorus.

Elevator Repair Service Presents GATZ At NYU Skirball

by BWW News Desk — January 23, 2019

NYU Skirball will present Elevator Repair Service's multi award-winning play, Gatz, the critically lauded performance of F.

ACO Presents Joyous Bach At Lincoln Center, Plus Fortepiano Competition

by Julie Musbach — January 22, 2019

American Classical Orchestra's (ACO) 34th season continues on Thursday, March 7, 2019 at 8:00pm with Joyous Bach, a celebration of Johann Sebastian Bach, led by Artistic Director and Founder Thomas Crawford, at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center.

BWW Review: An Emotionally Gripping TITANIC THE MUSICAL at Candlelight Pavilion

by Don Grigware — January 21, 2019

Titanic the Musical/story and book by Peter Stone/music and lyrics by Maury Yeston/directed by Chuck Ketter/musical director: Andrew Orbison/Candlelight Pavilion Dinner Theatre, Claremont/through February 23 In spite of the fact that it has one of the most majestic musical scores ever written for

The 2019 Sundance Film Festival Presents Offscreen Panels and Events

by Kaitlin Milligan — January 21, 2019

Sundance Institute will convene dozens of offscreen events, including inclusive and intersectional conversations on the next wave of storytelling, radical data transparency, the future of democracy at its intersection with the arts, behind-the-scenes panels on the art of filmmaking and musical perfo

JACK Presents CHRONICLE X: A Revival By Nia O. Witherspoon

by Stephi Wild — January 21, 2019

CHRONICLE X: A Revival is a concert-installation that applies ancient wisdom to contemporary strife through the power of sound and music.

BWW Review: A Rewarding and Ambitious JERUSALEM at Fells Point Corner Theatre

by Jack L. B. Gohn — January 20, 2019

Even though sometimes funny, even to the extent of farce, and filled with a manic vitality, Jerusalem is not easy theater, but it is infinitely rewarding.

BWW Review: Brilliantly theatrical “An Iliad” at Cleveland Play House

by Roy Berko — January 19, 2019

BWW Interview: Sharia Benn of FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE / WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF at Open Stage Of Harrisburg

by Andrea Stephenson — January 18, 2019

Matthew Broderick To Make West End Debut In Kenneth Lonergan's THE STARRY MESSENGER

by A.A. Cristi — January 17, 2019

Tony Award-nominee Matthew Broderick will make his West End stage debut opposite Elizabeth McGovern in Academy Award-winner Kenneth Lonergan 's The Starry Messenger.

Nick Cearley Returns to The Armory In BUYER & CELLAR

by A.A. Cristi — January 16, 2019

Portland favorite Nick Cearley returns to The Armory to reprise his role as a fictional shop-boy in Barbra Streisand's real-life shopping mall in Jonathan Tolins' hilarious comedy Buyer & Cellar.

The Dessoff Choirs Presents Works Inspired by the Civil War Poetry of Walt Whitman

by Kaitlin Milligan — January 16, 2019

Hailed as “one of the great amateur choruses of our time (New York Today) for its “full-bodied sound and suppleness (The New York Times),” The Dessoff Choirs continues its 94th season with Whitman and the Civil War: a spring concert inspired by the American poet and journalist Walt Whitman (

Dessoff Choirs Continues Walt Whitman Dedication With 3/9 Concert

by Stephi Wild — January 16, 2019

Hailed as "one of the great amateur choruses of our time (New York Today) for its "full-bodied sound and suppleness (The New York Times)," The Dessoff Choirs continues its 94th season with Whitman and the Civil War: a spring concert inspired by the American poet and journalist Walt Whitman (1819-189