WOLF HALL Will Arrive at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre in Spring 2015!
by Nicole Rosky
- Sep 25, 2014
After critically acclaimed and sold out engagements at the Royal Shakespeare Company's Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon and at the Aldwych Theatre in London, the theatrical event Wolf Hall: Parts 1 & 2 will arrive on Broadway the first day of spring, Friday, March 20th, 2015, and thus officially usher in the spring season.
Rubin Institute for Music Criticism to Run 11/5-10
by Tyler Peterson
- Sep 8, 2014
San Francisco Conservatory of Music (SFCM) today revealed the names of the journalists participating in the second Stephen and Cynthia Rubin Institute for Music Criticism, taking place November 5-10, 2014 in its new home on the West Coast. A biennial, week-long event solely devoted to the art of classical music criticism, the Rubin Institute brings together distinguished journalists, aspiring young writers and renowned musicians for a keynote address, lectures by critics, public performances, discussion panels, and critical reviews, culminating in the awarding of both the $10,000 Rubin Prize in Music Criticism to one of the participating writers for demonstrating outstanding promise in musical criticism, and the $1,000 Everyone's A Critic Public Audience Prize for the best review by an audience member of a concert performed during the Institute.
Seattle Opera Releases 50th Anniversary Book
by Tyler Peterson
- Jul 21, 2014
Seattle Opera is now half-a-century old! Founded in the aftermath of Seattle's 1962 World's Fair, Seattle Opera has become one of America's most respected opera companies and a powerhouse in Seattle's cultural scene. Now, to mark the company's growth and accomplishments, we are pleased to announce the publication of a stunning new large-format book: 50 Years of Seattle Opera. Written by Melinda Bargreen and published by Marquand Books, a Seattle-based designer and producer of fine art books. Bargreen has reviewed and covered the highs and lows of Seattle Opera on behalf of The Seattle Times for close to 40 of the company's 50 years; she writes with a unique authority on the subject.
Bookworks Presents June's IT'S ABOUT BOOKS
by BWW News Desk
- Jul 1, 2014
Dear Bookworks Bookworm,
I read a book this month that I had every intention of liking, but didn't. It had a story line that interested me but the characters were one dimensional and flat and the writing that was not worth writing home about. Rather than review a book that disappoints, I decided to review a movie that I had just seen with Clive Owen and Juliette Binoche, Words and Pictures. This is a movie well worth the ticket price. It is always a pleasure seeing a movie where actors do what they should be doing best, acting and where writers are doing what they should be doing best, writing.
San Francisco Conservatory of Music to Host Rubin Institute for Music Criticism, 11/5-10
by BWW News Desk
- May 15, 2014
San Francisco Conservatory of Music (SFCM) today announced initial details on another exciting program that has become part of the Conservatory: the first biennial writing institute in the United States solely devoted to classical music criticism, offering invaluable insight, feedback and observations by distinguished journalists to university-level writers in both a public and private setting.
Macmillan To Publish First Novel From Swoon Reads
by Christina Mancuso
- Feb 14, 2014
NEW YORK, Feb. 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ Macmillan announced today the first acquisition from Swoon Reads (www.swoonreads.com), its crowdsourced teen romance imprint and online community. Slated to be published in both print & ebook formats August 26, 2014, A LITTLE SOMETHING DIFFERENT by debut author Sandy Hall is an irresistible and original romance between two college students, Gabe and Lea, told from fourteen different viewpoints.
Demi Lovato Becomes #1 New York Times Best-Selling Author
by Christina Mancuso
- Dec 2, 2013
International superstar Demi Lovato is now a #1 New York Times Best Selling Author. Her first book, STAYING STRONG: 365 Days a Year will debut at #1 on the New York Times Best Sellers List for the week of December 8th, 2013.
NY Times' Anthony Tommasini, Director Tony Palmer Set for CCM's Richard Wagner Celebration this Month
by Tyler Peterson
- Oct 4, 2013
The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) celebrates the 200th anniversary of composer Richard Wagner's birth (May 22, 1813) with an unprecedented series of events this month. Beginning on Friday, Oct. 11, and running through Thursday, Oct. 24, CCM explores Wagner's iconic work and enduring legacy with a series of guest lectures, film screenings and a concert performance by the CCM Philharmonia. Aside from the Oct. 12 Philharmonia performance, these events are free and open to the general public.
Creators of OLD JEWS TELLING JOKES Set for Spertus Institute, 10/3
by Tyler Peterson
- Sep 3, 2013
Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership proudly presents an evening of storytelling and laughs with Peter Gethers and Dan Okrent, the creators of the off-Broadway hit comedy, OLD JEWS TELLING JOKES, at Spertus, 610 S. Michigan Avenue, Thursday, Oct. 3, at 7pm. The program will be moderated by Chicago's own humorist Mike Leiderman, and will feature video excerpts from the Chicago stage production which begins performances here at the Royal George Theatre, Sept. 24, and officially opens Oct. 2.
Jono Hardjowirogo Releases New Fiction, NOTO OF JAVA II
by Christina Mancuso
- Sep 3, 2013
For those not familiar with the history of Java, the original Muslim kingdom of Mataram which peaked with Sultan Agung during the early part of the 17th Century eventually degenerated because of sibling rivalries and petty jealousies; brothers pitted against brothers, uncles against nephews, to gain control of a kingdom which was rapidly weakening and quickly fell under the control of the colonial Dutch rule. It eventually split into two, then three, then four. Today, the remnants of those four kingdoms are still in evidence: the Kasunanan of Solo, Kasultanan of Jogya, Pura Mangkunegaran, and Pura Paku Alaman. Each descendant house to the day still claims legitimacy as the rightful heir to that long-ago kingdom, though no one pay too much attention to them, except for those who are involved.
Author William J. Donnelly Explores Catholic Identity in COPING CATHOLIC
by Christina Mancuso
- May 28, 2013
Most Catholics who worship regularly and identify themselves with the religion are not theologians any more than they are constitutional scholars or historians of their own countries. At the same time, they encounter a set of problems and goals that come with being believers, namely: “How does one make practical sense out of faith and useful meaning out of Church teaching?” To aid his fellow believers in their own spiritual journeys, author William J. Donnelly shares his tales of how a faithful Catholic reconciles dogma and morality with the realities of life in Coping Catholic.
National Geographic to Adapt Bill O'Reilly's Upcoming Book KILLING JESUS
by Tyler Peterson
- Mar 25, 2013
With the record-breaking success of the National Geographic Channel (NGC) factual drama of Bill O'Reilly's best-selling history 'Killing Lincoln,' NGC President Howard T. Owens announced today that the network will once again join forces with Scott Free Productions to produce a film based on 'Killing Jesus: A History,' the recently announced book from O'Reilly with co-author Martin Dugard, to be published by Henry Holt and Company on Sept. 24, 2013. The announcement comes as the network is also in pre-production on the film adaptation of 'Killing Kennedy,' expected to air globally on National Geographic Channels later this year.
Macmillan Launching Library eBook Pilot With OverDrive
by Caryn Robbins
- Jan 25, 2013
Macmillan Publishers, one of the largest and best-known international publishing groups, announced today an agreement to make a collection of popular eBooks available to libraries via OverDrive before the end of the first quarter.
DreamWorks Acquires Rights to Novel SHADOW AND BONE
by Caryn Robbins
- Sep 12, 2012
DreamWorks Studios has acquired the feature film rights to Leigh Bardugo's debut novel SHADOW AND BONE, it was announced today by Holly Bario, President of Production at the studio.
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