Vy Higginsen's Gospel for Teens Choir, will be performing at the TED2012 Conference, which will take place from February 29 through March 2 in Long Beach, CA.
Vy Higginsen's Gospel for Teens Choir, will be performing at the TED2012 Conference, which will take place from February 27 through March 2 in Long Beach, CA.
The Vision: 20 years ago, in January of 1992, Broadway was a different place: Times Square and the environs were dangerous and down at the heels, the World Wide Web had just launched, and the Soviet Union had come to an end just a month before. So much has changed on Broadway in that time that it begs the question 'What will Broadway be like 20 years from now?' But there's an even better, more important question than that: 'What's the best that Broadway can be 20 years from now?' And that's the question TEDxBroadway attempts to answer.
Canal Park Playhouse will present the first NYC revival of ON THE LINE, written by Canal Park Playhouse resident playwright Joe Roland and directed by Michael Tisdale.
Canal Park Playhouse will present the first NYC revival of ON THE LINE, written by Canal Park Playhouse resident playwright Joe Roland and directed by Michael Tisdale. ON THE LINE begins performances on Thursday, October 27 for a limited engagement through Saturday, November 19.
Canal Park Playhouse will present the first NYC revival of ON THE LINE, written by Canal Park Playhouse resident playwright Joe Roland and directed by Michael Tisdale. ON THE LINE begins performances on Thursday, October 27 for a limited engagement through Saturday, November 19.
Miracle House, a New York City charity that provides temporary housing, meals and advocacy to caregivers and patients coming to the city for critical medical treatment, hosted its 11th Annual Cocktails by the Bay event, hosted by Tony-winning actress and ardent Miracle House supporter, Joan Allen in Sag Harbor, New York.
On Monday, April 4, 2011, National Dance Institute (NDI) a non-profit arts education organization that has transformed the lives of more than two million public school children since its founding by world-renowned dancer Jacques d'Amboise in 1976, will hold its annual gala.
On Monday, April 4, 2011, National Dance Institute (NDI) a non-profit arts education organization that has transformed the lives of more than two million public school children since its founding by world-renowned dancer Jacques d'Amboise in 1976, will hold its annual gala.
Amid a flurry of parodies of the recent movie release of Elizabeth Gilbert's 'Eat, Pray, Love' one notable piece stands out. It is the work of comedian Alicia Dattner, and it a much more comical take on traveling to find oneself, but also a poignant one. After a knockout world premiere at the San Francisco Fringe last year, 'Eat, Pray Laugh!' blows into New York's United Solo Festival on November 13, 2010. Dattner, winner of the SF Fringe's 'Best Female Solo Act' & 'Best of the Fringe', brings her award-winning solo show 'Eat, Pray, Laugh!' to NY fresh off an 18-week, thrice-extended run of the show in SF and a world tour with stops in London, Mumbai, and Hollywood, which featured live pre-show kirtan chanting and authentic India chai and prasad (sweets).
LOMBARDI, a new American play from Academy Award-winning playwright Eric Simonson, is based on the best-selling Vince Lombardi biography 'When Pride Still Mattered', by Pulitzer Prize-winning author David Maraniss.
LOMBARDI, starring Dan Lauria as the legendary Hall of Fame football coach Vince Lombardi and Judith Light as his wife Marie, opened Thursday October 21 at the Circle in the Square Theatre, (50th, west of Broadway).
A writer who set the bar for a new narrative tradition, a broadcaster who has reported from the frontlines of conflict and a columnist whose work has garnered three Pulitzer Prizes will visit Bloomington this fall as guests of the IU School of Journalism's fall Speaker Series.
Amid a flurry of parodies of the recent movie release of Elizabeth Gilbert's 'Eat, Pray, Love' one notable piece stands out. It is the work of comedian Alicia Dattner, and it a much more comical take on traveling to find oneself, but also a poignant one. After a knockout world premiere at the San Francisco Fringe last year, 'Eat, Pray Laugh!' blows into New York's United Solo Festival on November 13, 2010. Dattner, winner of the SF Fringe's 'Best Female Solo Act' & 'Best of the Fringe', brings her award-winning solo show 'Eat, Pray, Laugh!' to NY fresh off an 18-week, thrice-extended run of the show in SF and a world tour with stops in London, Mumbai, and Hollywood, which featured live pre-show kirtan chanting and authentic India chai and prasad (sweets).
A writer who set the bar for a new narrative tradition, a broadcaster who has reported from the frontlines of conflict and a columnist whose work has garnered three Pulitzer Prizes will visit Bloomington this fall as guests of the IU School of Journalism's fall Speaker Series.