The Big Voice: God or Merman? - 2006 - Off-Broadway Articles Page 3

The Florida Theatre will present the return of Dave Koz & Friends Christmas Tour 2026 with Jonathan Butler, Haley Reinhart, Dylan Chambers and Erin Stevenson at the historic Florida Theatre in downtown Jacksonville.

Filmmaker KIYOSHI KUROSAWA's THE SAMURAI AND THE PRISONER is set to open in New York and Los Angeles theaters, marking the latest release from the acclaimed Japanese director.

A panel featuring KEEGAN-MICHAEL KEY, DELANEY QUINN and director CASPER KELLY will spotlight the upcoming film BUDDY at San Diego Comic-Con ahead of its theatrical release.

The Florida Theatre and PMA Entertainment will present the return of the undead funk-rock sensations Here Come The Mummies this fall at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall.

AMT Theater's film festival will present screenings of Broadway: The Golden Age and Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy, each followed by a Q&A with producer Al Tapper and a guest.

Playwright Carlin Feck's new one-act follows three college students whose weekly dream-sharing project unravels amid a hidden past relationship, premiering at the Chain Theatre Summer One-Act Festival.

Discovery Channel will premiere a new series following efforts to track down elusive suspects, according to a press release announcing the show's debut.

Vince Gilligan joins Rhea Seehorn, Bryan Cranston and Bob Odenkirk to discuss PLURIBUS, the Apple TV sci-fi series about the world's most miserable person saving humanity from happiness.

Seth Rogen discussed filming a scene with Penélope Cruz during an appearance on JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE.

ABC News' Sophie Flay covered buzzy entertainment news on GMA3, including the star power building around Black Panther's next film and the wider Marvel universe.

Al Roker toured Jim Henson's Creature Shop for TODAY, getting an inside look at the puppet workshop as it opens for public tours for the first time.

A man has been jailed in Italy for fraud after charging tourists €40 to visit a fake Roman amphitheatre he built himself twenty years ago, Euronews reports.

The Carpenters Songbook: A Live Celebration North American tour will make a stop at The Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts in October. This heartfelt new concert experience celebrates the music of Karen and Richard Carpenter.

Mincy Barbosa and Juan Lopez will star in Mother Of's upcoming production of Swinewomb, a psychosexual horror play by Reese Villella. The production is returning to New York City this August at The West End Theatre NYC.

Conductor Brent Havens will lead an orchestra and rock band through Queen's catalog for one performance at ATG San Francisco's Curran Theatre, with MiG Ayesa on vocals.

The International Dance League has announced a global rights agreement with ESPN for its 2026 Season. Series events will be presented in the U.S. bi-weekly on ESPN2 at 7 p.m. ET beginning July 28.

Buena Vista Social Club will host a special summer “dance along” performance on Friday, August 14th, hosted by Academy Award Winner and friend of Buena Vista, Lupita Nyong’o.

Step inside the world of Pepper Slit with first look photos of Saturday Night Live alum Chloe Troast in PEPPER SLIT: Live in Her Living Room! See exclusive photos from the production now!

Faye Carol has announced a new album titled Faye Sings the Blues, expanding the vocalist's recorded catalog with a collection centered on blues material.

The tenth and final episode of the psychological horror thriller CAPE FEAR, starring Javier Bardem and Amy Adams, is set to debut globally on Apple TV.

Vancouver alt-pop duo Doohickey Cubicle released a music video for the song End, taken from their forthcoming third full-length album, Good At It, due out this week.

Composer Midori Hirano will release The Juniper Tree, an album reimagining Nietzchka Keene's 1990 film score, through Viernulvier Records and Thrill Jockey.

LIVE WITH KELLY AND MARK posted year-over-year ratings gains during a holiday-themed broadcast week, according to Disney Entertainment Television.

Jessica Williams opened up to Drew Barrymore about the personal and professional influence Barrymore has had on her, becoming emotional during the conversation on THE DREW BARRYMORE SHOW.

Rob Corddry told Ben Gleib he passed on playing Phil Dunphy on Modern Family to star in Ballers instead, admitting he chose the show he expected to end sooner.