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Joan Osborne & Friends will bring ‘Dylanology’ show to Union County Performing Arts Center
JOAN OSBORNE Joan Osborne included a Bob Dylan song, “Man in the Long Black Coat,” on her 1995 debut album, Relish. And after singing Dylan songs in a series of shows at Café Carlyle in New York, she released an album with the same theme, Songs of Bob Dylan, in 2017. Her new album Dylanology…
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Weill Center Announces $13 Million Expansion Plans
Plans were announced on Tuesday by the Stefanie Weill Center for the Performing Arts to undertake an expansion involving the transformation of nearly a half a block of downtown Sheboygan property into a vibrant and refreshed destination for arts and entertainment in Sheboygan County. The plans, unveiled at a launch event on Tuesday, will incorporate…
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Weill Center Transforms Vacant Storefronts in Expansion Project
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. — For the past century the Stefanie H. Weill Center For The Performing Arts has been a part of Sheboygan’s downtown. Over the next 18 months, Executive Director Katy Glodosky said adjacent vacant buildings will be turned into something new for the center. What You Need To Know The Stefanie H. Weill Center…
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West Seneca West wins top honors at Shea’s High School Musical Awards
West Seneca, N.Y. (WKBW)— West Seneca West High School is taking a bow after a standout performance season that earned them the top prize at Shea’s Performing Arts Center’s High School Musical Theatre Awards. Their production of Les Misérables School Edition won six categories, including the Outstanding Production of a Musical (Gold), a distinction that…
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Celebrating the DTLA Sound: Grand Performances brings free summer entertainment to Cal Plaza
Since 1987, Grand Performances has brought concerts, theater, dance and poetry to downtown Angelenos, all at no cost. This summer, the organization is keeping that legacy alive, recently announcing the lineup for its 39th season of free performances. From June through August, California Plaza will serve as the home for free shows by singers, songwriters,…
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Off Broadway Alliance Awards announced for 2025
This afternoon, the Off Broadway Alliance – an organization of Off-Broadway producers, theaters, general managers, press agents, and marketing professionals – announced the winners of the 14th Annual Off-Broadway Alliance Awards, honoring commercial and non-profit productions that opened Off Broadway during the 2024-2025 season, in five competitive categories (Best New Musical, Best New Play, Best Revival, Best Solo Performance, and…
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‘Creating art’: 8th annual Young Artists Festival takes place at SPAC
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — More than 700 young dancers, musicians, singers, poets and visual artists gathered at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center to participate in the annual “The Adirondack Trust Company Festival of Young Artists.” Students from local schools and organizations such as Empire State Youth Orchestra (ESYO), Capital District Youth Chorale, Saratoga Springs Youth…
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Northeast Louisiana Arts Council invites public to 40th annual awards ceremony
MONROE, La. (KNOE) – The Northeast Louisiana Arts Council invites the community to celebrate artists, businesses, educators and volunteers in the arts community on Thursday, June 12. The 40th annual NELA Arts Awards will honor nominees in categories including Arts Educator of the Year, Performing Artist of the Year, Visual Artist of the Year, Emerging…
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Dallas Children’s Theater announces layoffs, fewer shows and classes due to finances
Dallas Children’s Theater is laying off four employees, cutting two shows from its upcoming season and will pause its academy classes after this summer. Samantha Turner, executive director of the Dallas Children’s Theater, said the changes are in response to “the enormous financial challenges we’re experiencing.” “We found ourselves approaching a situation where cash was…
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Kennedy Center sees ticket sales fall dramatically amid Trump intervention
The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has reportedly seen subscription sales fall by about $1.6m – or roughly 36% – compared with 2024 amid Donald Trump’s having appointed himself to lead the institution. The center has made less than $2.7m as of the start of June through subscriptions to its theater, dance, classical and…