BroadwayWorld San Francisco talks with Crystal Kellogg, Mary Barrie and the understudy for Sylvia in Finding Neverland. Kellogg joins the tour after performing in the Broadway production and tells us about changes to the musical, the history behind the story and her own personal connection to the Bay Area.
Dax Shepard and Michael Pena stopped by last night's JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE with the world premiere of the trailer for their new movie CHIPs.
Lord, save us from pop songwriters who think they can write musical theater. Sure, some transition successfully but this would not be the case for Gary Barlow and Eliot Kennedy who have given us the completely unmemorable "Finding Neverland", currently playing at the Paramount Theatre. And if the lackluster music weren't enough, the show is also weighed down by a book from James Graham and direction from Diane Paulus who it seems had no idea what story they wanted to tell as there seemed to be two distinct shows happening and neither of them were very good.
Just because the stockings are empty and the presents are all unwrapped doesn't mean the celebrating is over before the New Year begins.
Finding Neverland is based off the Oscar winning film starring Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet. It tells the story of J.M. Barrie (Kevin Kern), a playwright who is seeking inspiration to write his next play. The problem, there are no ideas flowing. One day, in a park in London, Barrie sees four boys playing and they spark his interest. He has forgotten to use his imagination to write. The boys introduce Barrie to their mother Sylvia (Christine Dwyer), and as Barrie's marriage starts to fall to pieces, he grows romantic feelings for Sylvia. All the while, Barrie gets the inspiration to write his next big hit - "Peter Pan."
Atomicus Entertainment is thrilled to announce that Hannah Grover and Marc Pickering will join Julie Atherton in JANUARY: THE MUSICAL REVUE at Live at the Zedel.
As a historic year comes to a close, Robin Roberts and the team of ABC News anchors who have covered the biggest news stories of the year take a look back at those unforgettable moments in “THE YEAR 2016,” airing TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, at (9:00-11:00p.m. EST), on the ABC Television Network.
On last night's JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE, a superfan goes head to banging head with his favorite band Metallica to find out if he knows more about the band than the band does about itself.
John Waters will be honored with the Writers Guild of America, East's Ian McLellan Hunter Award at the 2017 Writers Guild Awards to be held at New York's Edison Ballroom on Sunday, February 19, 2017.
On last night's JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE, actor Rami Malek recalls his days as a pizza delivery boy while he was growing up in Los Angeles and reveals that he dated an older woman who was a customer.
59E59 Theaters hosts a return engagement of HIS ROYALHIPNESS LORD BUCKLEY, written and performed by Jake Broder and directed by David Ellenstein.
Massey Hall is excited to announce the Toronto return of contemporary composer and guitarist Goran Bregovic on Saturday, March 4 at Massey Hall.
The legendary Gothic-suspense, supernatural series 'Dark Shadows' debuted in June of 1966 and became a cult sensation, attracting 20 million housewives and teenagers at its peak each afternoon with spooky tales and alluring characters including the vulnerable vampire Barnabas Collins, played by the late Jonathan Frid.
As a historic year comes to a close, Robin Roberts and the team of ABC News anchors who have covered the biggest news stories of the year take a look back at those unforgettable moments in “THE YEAR 2016,” airing TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, at (9:00-11:00p.m. EST), on the ABC Television Network.
The voting is open for the Seventh Annual Headwear Association Hat Person of the Year. The 2016 nominees are Alicia Keyes, Beyoncé, Prince, Cam Newton, Jason Aldean and Janelle Monáe. Voting in the online global poll will close on December 10th, 2016.
Some, others, many and bloody well everyone need to strap themselves in for Paramount Theatre's bold new production of Sweeney Todd-The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
59E59 Theaters hosts a return engagement of HIS ROYALHIPNESS LORD BUCKLEY, written and performed by Jake Broder and directed by David Ellenstein. Produced by North Coast Repertory Theatre, HIS ROYAL HIPNESS LORD BUCKLEY begins performances tonight, December 6, for a limited engagement through Sunday, January 1. Press opening is Tuesday, December 13 at 7:15 PM.
Just because the stockings are empty and the presents are all unwrapped doesn't mean the celebrating is over before the New Year begins.
This November will see hit show Licensed To Ill return to London, thirty years since the Beastie Boys first made headlines with their album of the same name.
This will be an absolutely unique opportunity to develop your skills in Cinematography with one of the most interesting cinematographers in activity.
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