A Sublime Evening with Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill
Though most area theaters are still firmly closed for indoor productions, some smaller venues around South Florida have already opened their doors, with a few notable precautions in place. Each pod of audience members at the Lake Worth Playhouse’s current production of Lady Day At Emerson’s Bar And Grill by Laine Robin, playing there until this May 16th, were seated at a healthy social distance from all others and instructed to wear their masks throughout the performance.
STOLEN: An actor’s reflection of the COVID-19 pandemic, the absence of LIVE THEATRE and an oasis in the middle of a desert
On March 18, 1990, at 1:18 am, 1/2 billion dollars worth of irreplaceable artwork was stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and hasn’t been seen since.
Celebrating Actress Moms This Mother’s Day
For some women in theatre, even the decision to become mothers may be a complicated one.
We Asked, You Answered: 32 Broadway Costumes Theatre Fans Wished They Owned
Broadway fans wear their heart on their sleeve, but if given the chance, many would like to add their favorite costumes to their personal collection. And, with a plethora of worlds explored onstage, Broadway has provided fans with quite the dream closet, from ready-wear to the otherworldly.
A Walk Through History at “Art Heist”
Even if you’re a seasoned theatergoer, you’ve probably never experienced anything quite like the Art Heist Experience.
How the Maltz Jupiter Theatre has Weathered the Pandemic
Imagine you’re running one of the largest, most successful regional theaters in the country. Imagine you’ve planned to implement a massive, multimillion-dollar renovation of your building in stages over several years. Imagine planning your upcoming season around all of that.
No Rest for The Wick
Marilynn Wick pictured at Costume World (photo courtesy of Sun-Sentinel)