An Evening of Experimental Middle Eastern DanceAt the Electric Lodge this past weekend and this weekend has run a dance performance of a different character, mixing Middle Eastern (including Asian) dance styles with western classical tradition.   Produced by...

We are constantly reminded as we go around the state reviewing both professional and community theatre productions the exceptional talent that resides in New Jersey. Our proximity to Broadway, never more than an hour or two away, of course, is...

On the north side of Chicago there is a community of artists ranging from theatre to visual to gastronomic.  For 11 years the Andersonville Community hosts a weekend to celebrate those artist. This year the Andersonville Arts Weekend kicks...

CAT Theatre will hold auditions for The Joshua Plant on Sunday October 27 and Monday October 28 at 7:00 p.m.  The Joshua Plant runs from January 24 through February 8, 2014 and is CAT's entry...

Pushcart Players, the Verona, based professional theater company for young audiences, has released information about its new season of theater productions and arts in education programs for schools, performing arts centers and community centers throughout New Jersey and the tri...

Today BroadwayGlobal shares the most powerful Broadway musicals and composers by some of our top leaders in show business. We all know how music and lyrics help us get through rough times, or celebrate life events. Those songs are fresh...

Join Donofrio Dance Company on Oct. 18 and 19 for the premiere of its first ever evening-length work at the Center for Performance Research. The Brooklyn-based modern dance company was founded in 2009 by...

“The Game’s Afoot,” Meadow Brook Theatre’s season opener, is a fun comedy-cum-murder-mystery that becomes doubly delightful with its Sherlockian layering of fact and fiction.Fact – William Gillette, the main character...

Those who follow the CW’s reality show Breaking Point may have enjoyed Ballet West in this weekend's Chicago premiere of The Sleeping Beauty at the Auditorium Theatre. And those who appreciate the precision of...

Theatre Chat Not So Black and White with Host Richard E. Waits catches up with "Motown" Star N'Kenge in the boudoir for some Holiday Magic.  Today N'Kenge shared her upcoming Holiday Concerts, Opera...

Published 200 years ago this month, Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" may not be everyone's cup of genteel English tea. But it remains a staple of academic curriculums and is regularly adapted for film...

Skeptical opera-goers got much more than they expected at Saturday afternoon's broadcast of "Eugene Onegin." Deborah Warner's new production, as well as the cast's investment in it, received lukewarm reviews after...