World Premiere of QUANAH, Starring Larry Gatlin, Set for Irving Arts Center
QUANAH is a new musical written by and starring Grammy Award-winning country music legend Larry Gatlin.
QUANAH is a new musical written by and starring Grammy Award-winning country music legend Larry Gatlin.
Quanah, the Parker Family Saga, is a new musical written by Grammy Award-winning country music legend Larry Gatlin.
Get set for the excited voices of 1600 school children to drift across the River Torrens and the Riverbank Precinct tomorrow when Come Out Children's Festival opens with enthusiasm, song and ceremony.
Brazen Theater presents the professional world premier of Uncle Walt, a new dark comedy by Andrew Rosdail directed by Mark Hooker beginning tonight, December 4th at the People's Center Theatre, 425 20th Avenue South, 3rd Floor, Minneapolis, MN 55454.
Brazen Theater presents the professional world premier of Uncle Walt, a new dark comedy by Andrew Rosdail directed by Mark Hooker beginning December 4th at the People's Center Theatre, 425 20th Avenue South, 3rd Floor, Minneapolis, MN 55454.
Calgary-based Honens International Piano Competition will begin accepting applications for its eighth edition beginning September 30, 2014.
Brighton's legendary Poets vs MCs event has become an unmissable fixture in Brighton's cultural calendar - now in its 10th year, it's sold out venues as large as the Concorde 2 and involves more spats, cusses and wordplay than any hip-hop album you could name.
Brighton's legendary Poets vs MCs event has become an unmissable fixture in Brighton's cultural calendar - now in its 10th year, it's sold out venues as large as the Concorde 2 and involves more spats, cusses and wordplay than any hip-hop album you could name.
Esprit Orchestra, heading into its 29th year, is proud to announce details of the 2011/2012 season.
Esprit Orchestra, heading into its 29th year, is proud to announce details of the 2011/2012 season.
From September 3 to 19, Handcart Ensemble will present the stage premiere of 'Homer's Odyssey' as adapted by Simon Armitage, one of Britain's most gifted and prolific poets.