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Review: CAMELOT at North Coast Repertory Theatre
Broadway World· 15 hours ago“Camelot” is playing at North Coast Repertory Theatre through June 30th. As people entered the theatre I heard multiple people asking “Is this like Monty...
Free Piano phish targets American university students, staff
BleepingComputer· 6 days agoA large-scale phishing campaign is using an unusual lure to earn at least $900,000 by tricking email...
Roxanne de Bastion – The Piano Player of Budapest in UK / West End at Royal Albert Hall 2024
Broadway World· 4 days agoJoin us for this very special book and album launch, at which singer-songwriter Roxanne de Bastion...
No sets? Few props? No problem, says Bebe Neuwirth on 'deconstructed' 'Cabaret' revival
Houston Chronicle· 2 hours agoBebe Neuwirth is well-known from her film and television roles, but she says acting on Broadway is...
Downtown Dev. launches Pianos in Paradise fundraiser
Newschannel 6 Wichita Falls· 6 days agoDowntown Wichita Falls Development is launching its Pianos in Paradise fundraiser themed around pianos and the tropics.
Do you see painted public pianos around Greenville? Here's why.
The Post and Courier· 6 days agoWhen she moved to Greenville from Richmond in November 2023, she started instantly on the project....
Peter Davison: ‘Doctor Who is a good role model because he’s a hero who doesn’t beat people up’
Daily Telegraph· 16 hours agoWhen Peter Davison was 15, his parents gave him a book of Cole Porter lyrics. “I’ve always played...
Taylor Swift Blushes While Singing 'Fifteen' at Lyon Eras Tour Stop: 'Dating the Boy on the Football...
ET Online via AOL· 2 days agoSwift typically does one song on piano and one on guitar and fans do not know which combination of...
No sets? Few props? No problem, says Bebe Neuwirth on 'deconstructed' 'Cabaret' revival
ABC News· 2 hours agoBebe Neuwirth is well-known from her film and television roles, but she says acting on Broadway is...
At This School, the Students Live Entirely for Music
New York Times· 13 hours agoFor a year, we followed five Curtis Institute of Music students as they made friends, pushed their artistry and stared down an uncertain future.