Playbill Vault Today in Theater History: November 30
1924 Henry Oscar and Esme Biddle are the protagonists of Byron by Alice Law, at…
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Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 29
1895 Birthday of legendary film choreographer Busby Berkeley, whose career was launched by an explosion…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 27
1906 Anna Held is The Parisian model who inherits money mysteriously. Harry B. Smith provides…
Today in Playbill Vault Theater History: November 26
1864 Edwin Booth opens a four month booth at Hamlet at the old Winter Garden…
Own a piece of theater history as Adam Smith’s seats are auctioned off
A limited number of seats removed from the Kirkcaldy site as part of a £…
Playbill Vault is in theater history today: November 24
1849 Birthday of writer Frances Hodgson Burnett, author of several Broadway plays in the early…
Midnight visit to mark Queensland theater history
The best-selling underground theatrical experience, Choose Your Own Adventure, A Midnight Visit, by Broad Encounters…
Suspenseful ‘Night Watch’ at the Newport Theater Arts Center
Randy Calcetas and Vince Campbell in “Night Watch” By Eric Marchese | NB Indy Special…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 23
1920 In Rollo’s wild oats, the main character rents a theater and hires actors to…
Today in Playbill Vault Theater History: November 21
1694 Birthday of French writer François Marie Arouet, better known as Voltaire, whose satirical novel…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 20
1922 The lucky is the brother who doesn’t get the girl in AA Milne’s play.…
Olympic Theater Arts is hosting the Time Out concert this Friday
The Olympic Theater Arts Center hosts Time Out, a group of seasoned local musicians, for…
Initiation or initiation? Photos of Rivers University theater arts students spark reactions
Photos of 100-level theater arts students at Rivers State University (RSU) at their induction ceremony…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 19
1906 George Arliss and Mrs. Fiske star in The New York idea, the play by…
McPherson High Main Stage Theater Arts presents Arsenic and Old Lace – The McPherson Sentinel
From November 18 to 20. The MHS Theater will have performances at 7:00 p.m. at…
Theater Arts hosts Super Mega Molten Hot Lava New Play Festival – Sonoma State Star
From frozen planets and sci-fi thrillers to a creative approach to Native American land stewardship,…
Playbill Vault Today in Theater History: November 16
1889 Playwright and director George S. Kaufman was born in Pittsburgh. Former journalist, Kaufman imposes…
Drama arts department lets audiences ‘Laugh with Durang’ – The Channels
The channel art pages | CRITICAL REVIEWThe Theater Arts Department presented a series of plays…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 15
1875 British operetta titans WS Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan make their US debut with Jury…
Playbill Vault is in theater history today: January 25
1915 It is 90 in the shade at the Knickerbocker Theater. Richard Carle and Marie…
NC A & T’s Theatrical Arts Program Presents ‘Christmas Soul’ Holiday Musical | Arts
EAST GREENSBORO, NC (November 12, 2021) – Starting November 17, the North Carolina Agricultural Technical…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 12
1874 Birthday of pioneering African-American artist-songwriter Bert Williams, who writes music for Broadway’s In Dahomey…
Live musical theater returns to the London stage at Palace Theater Arts Commons fundraiser
Breadcrumb Links Local arts Author of the article: Joe belanger Alicia D’Ariano, Matt Butler and…
The Tobin Theater Arts Auction on Saturday in San Antonio will feature works by Robert Indiana, Maurice Sendak, Paul Thek
A signed Robert Indiana poster for HemisFair ’68, a huge elk stage prop designed by…
UND’s Theater Arts Department Stages Oscar Wilde’s Crazy Comedy, “The Importance of Being Serious”
The play, directed by Kathleen McLennan, premiered Thursday, November 11. Performances will continue at 7:30…
Lees-McRae Theater Arts to Present Groundbreaking Musical ‘In the Green’ November 10-13 | Mountain timetable
BANNER ELK – Lees-McRae Theater Arts will bring Hildegard von Bingen’s origin story to life…
Story Slam returns to the Olympic Theater Arts Center
The Slam is back. Story Slam, an event that sees attendees sharing five-minute stories, returns…
How to get your hands on a piece of Fife Theater history
How to get your hands on a piece of Fife Theater history Calendar An icon…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 10
1900 Opening night of the legendary musical Floradora at the Casino Theater for a series…
Lees-McRae Theater Arts to Present Groundbreaking Musical ‘In the Green’ November 10-13 | Community
BANNER ELK – Lees-McRae Theater Arts will bring Hildegard von Bingen’s origin story to life…
Lees-McRae Theater Arts to Present Groundbreaking Musical “In the Green” November 10-13
Lees-McRae Theater Arts will bring Hildegard von Bingen’s origin story to life by performing “In…
Immerse yourself in the history of the Capri Theater this weekend during the Montgomery Film Festival
The host of the 12th edition of the Montgomery Film Festival this weekend is also…
Today in Playbill Vault Theater History: November 9
1818 Playwright and novelist Ivan Turgenev was born in Russia. His most remarkable piece is…
First Act Theater Arts to present the DESCENDANTS of Disney
The newly formed First Act Theater Arts is gearing up for an incredible inaugural season.…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 6
1854 Birthday party of John Philip Sousa, composer of countless marches, who also found time…
AMERICAN THEATER | This month in theater history
Scene from the American Negro Theater’s Broadway production of “Anna Lucasta”, starring (left to right)…
The Department of Theater Arts performs The Living – The Lawrentian
Last weekend, October 28-October 30, Lawrence University’s Department of Theater Arts presented the play The…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 5
1895 Birthday of Charles MacArthur, journalist turned playwright, whose Savoyard work includes Front page, 20th…
‘Less with less’: theater arts department faces uncertainty after budget cut
As the curtains reopen on Pitt theater productions after more than a year without an…
Theater, Music, Art & Book News This Week – Cowichan Valley Citizen
The Cowichan Musical Society has good news for theater fans. They announced last week that…
The Nutcracker returns to the New Jersey Foundation for Dance and Theater Arts this month
The New Jersey Foundation for the Dance and Dramatic Arts, a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit,…
School of Theater and Dance Arts Allies on Broadway for Racial Justice • UNC Mirror
Photo courtesy of Student Equity Advisory’s large Instagram page. During the summer of 2020, protesters…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 3
1916 A new play by a new playwright opens at the Provincetown Playhouse in Greenwich…
News on theater, music, art and books this week – Lake Cowichan Gazette
The Cowichan Musical Society has good news for theater fans. They announced last week that…
SBCC’s Theater Arts Department Plays LAUGH WITH DURANG This Month
SBCC Theater Arts Department Presents Student Performancese of Christopher Durang’s plays, affectionately called LAUGH WITH…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 2
1903 Daniel Frohman opens the New Lyceum Theater on West 45th Street in Manhattan with…
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theater History: November 1
1920 Opening night for Eugene O’Neill’s Emperor Jones, starring Charles S. Gilpin as a former…