The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and mtvU, MTV's 24-hour college network, today announced the third annual "Oscars Correspondent Contest," giving college journalists nationwide the chance to win a trip to Los Angeles to cover red carpet festivities and behind-the-scenes activities at the 83rd Academy Awards®.
David Morrissey attends Creative Arts Schools Trust Launch and Fundraiser held at The BFI Delegate Centre on September 30, 2010 in London, England.
Carmel Community Players will present Paula Vogel's How I Learned to Drive during a two-week run beginning June 3rd, 2010 at the Carmel Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace. Vogels's play won the Pulitzer Prize in 1998 and is the fourth show in CCP's 2009-10 Pulitzer Prize-winning Season.
Following the success of his first cabaret show, Levin to London, Fabian Hartwell is proud to present the debut of his new show, FAB is half my name in New York City. Just short of being a full-length musical about himself, the Prince of the London cabaret scene explores the finer, more fabulous things life has to offer.
Following the success of his first cabaret show, Levin to London, Fabian Hartwell is proud to present the debut of his new show, FAB is half my name in New York City. Just short of being a full-length musical about himself, the Prince of the London cabaret scene explores the finer, more fabulous things life has to offer.
Broadway Sessions w/ Ben D is thrilled to welcome Tory Ross and Fabian Hartwell Tuesday, March 23rd.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and mtvU, MTV's 24-hour college network, today announced that Terry Stackhouse and Zach Cusson from Emerson College are the Grand Prize winners for the "Oscar Correspondent Contest." As part of their prize, they will receive a spot on the red carpet for the 82nd Academy Awards® arrivals on Sunday, March 7, and will have access to the backstage press rooms and the Governors Ball. Oscar coverage from the winning team will be posted on mtvU.com and MTVNews.com the week of March 8.
Seductive, darkly comic with a rollercoaster of a plot line SPEAKING IN TONGUES is the play everyone has been talking about this season.
In what was a nasty display of stage rage, actor Ian Hart 'lunged' at an audience member during the curtain call of his Speaking in Tongues at Monday night's performance, according to the U.K. Guardian.
Seductive, darkly comic with a rollercoaster of a plot line SPEAKING IN TONGUES is the play everyone has been talking about this season.
A missing person. A mysterious stiletto. Relationships in crisis. In SPEAKING IN TONGUES, the seemingly random confessions of a group of strangers are pieced together into a powerful study of infidelity and interwoven lives, as Detective Leon Zat (Simm) investigates the disappearance of a leading psychiatrist.
John Simm (Life on Mars, State of Play) returns to the stage this autumn leading an exciting cast including Ian Hart (The Virgin Queen, Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone) and Kerry Fox (An Angel at my Table, Shallow Grave), in the highly charged thriller SPEAKING IN TONGUES.
John Simm (Life on Mars, State of Play) returns to the stage this autumn leading an exciting cast including Ian Hart (The Virgin Queen, Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone) and Kerry Fox (An Angel at my Table, Shallow Grave), in the highly charged thriller SPEAKING IN TONGUES.
John Simm (Life on Mars, State of Play) returns to the stage this autumn leading an exciting cast including Ian Hart (The Virgin Queen, Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone) and Kerry Fox (An Angel at my Table, Shallow Grave), in the highly charged thriller SPEAKING IN TONGUES.
2,000 Feet Away, starring Joseph Fiennes, has been extended by a week at west London's Bush Theatre.
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