CLEVELAND — Some major names in the world of music are set to visit Akron as part of Tuesday Musical's 2025-26 concert series beginning this fall. The 138-year-old performing arts nonprofit's upcoming ...

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The Razzie Awards nominations recognizing the worst “crap streaming, beaming and steaming from our various screens and devices” of 2021 — as the group put it — have been announced, with LeBron James, ...

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In Slate’s annual Movie Club, film critic Dana Stevens emails with fellow critics—this year, Bilge Ebiri, Alison Willmore, and Odie Henderson—about the year in cinema. Below is Entry 2. Greetings, ...

2021 was a great year for fans of movie musicals. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. 2021 was a doozy of a year, particularly for ...

There was no live audience or musical guest for this year's final episode of "Saturday Night Live" due to Covid-19, the show and singer-songwriter Charli XCX announced. "SNL" cited the recent spike in ...

With the pandemic-battered state of Broadway over the past 18 months, only one Rialto cast recording could muster a nomination in the Grammys‘ music theater album category. That left room for voters ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The royal musical had a bumpy road to Broadway, from a delay caused by the pandemic to a filmed version of the show on Netflix that was widely panned.

The late composer-lyricist took a calcified medium and made it engage with the human condition. But musical theater, midway through the 20th century, wasn’t a form characterized by innovation.

Inside a T station, nearly anything goes: shirtless men doing flips from the subway poles, angry evangelical preachers passing out pamphlets, intoxicated college students holding in various bodily ...

Stephen Sondheim the American composer and lyricist, stands beside an advertisement for one of his shows. (Photo by © Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS/Corbis via ...