Nobel laureate Prof Wole Soyinka yesterday explained why he accepted the renaming of the National Theatre, Lagos after him. He said he never believed that the monument could ever be revamped. He ...

The Irvine Barclay Theatre opened its doors in 1990, welcoming an impressive array of artists and guests to its stage in the 35 years since. On Saturday, it welcomed the community for a free “block ...

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Veteran theatre artist and playwright Yashwant Sardeshpande, 60, passed away on Monday morning due to a severe heart attack, causing widespread sorrow. A renowned Kannada theatre actor and popular ...

Caught between the flood of new openings that come with September and the imminent arrival of pre-Christmas blockbuster season, October is a slightly random but very enjoyable looking month in the ...

Joe Worman, the Ohio Theatre's stage manager from 1955 to 1995, passed away on Sept. 22. He was 93. Worman was instrumental in the 1960s grassroots effort to save the historic theater from demolition.

The word “harvest” evokes images of farms with rows of corn, or rustic barns filled with oinking pigs and mooing cows. Perhaps even Thanksgiving, with earthy color tones and slices of pumpkin pie.

The world's largest theater pipe organ can be found in a Franklin warehouse. The massive instrument is the brainchild of Paul Woelbing. When Woelbing is asked why he put the theater organ together, he ...

On November 14, Motley Crue will release a box set edition of Theatre of Pain featuring a previously released live album from their 1985 tour. The 40th anniversary limited edition box set will include ...

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The first production from every new director of the National Theatre is an event – a sign of which way the wind might blow. As Indhu Rubasingham unveiled Bacchae, most of her living predecessors were ...