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Despite everything we now know about the tragic life of Hollywood’s quintessential child star, Judy Garland, her name and image remain indelibly linked with rainbow confetti, sparkling slippers, a joy
The Insights : Inside the craft with HereWeAre's Industry core. Strategic insights and honest reflections from the leading voices shaping the ecosystem.
The Lens : Decoding the modern stage with HereWeAre's Critics' Circle. A dedicated space for sharp critical essays and deep intellectual evaluation of contemporary work.
The Insights : Inside the craft with HereWeAre's Industry core. Strategic insights and honest reflections from the leading voices shaping the ecosystem.
The Insights : Inside the craft with HereWeAre's Industry core. Strategic insights and honest reflections from the leading voices shaping the ecosystem.
The Lens : Decoding the modern stage with HereWeAre's Critics' Circle. A dedicated space for sharp critical essays and deep intellectual evaluation of contemporary work.
Despite everything we now know about the tragic life of Hollywood’s quintessential child star, Judy Garland, her name and image remain indelibly linked with rainbow confetti, sparkling slippers, a joy
The Insights : Inside the craft with HereWeAre's Industry core. Strategic insights and honest reflections from the leading voices shaping the ecosystem.
The Lens : Decoding the modern stage with HereWeAre's Critics' Circle. A dedicated space for sharp critical essays and deep intellectual evaluation of contemporary work.
The Insights : Inside the craft with HereWeAre's Industry core. Strategic insights and honest reflections from the leading voices shaping the ecosystem.
The Insights : Inside the craft with HereWeAre's Industry core. Strategic insights and honest reflections from the leading voices shaping the ecosystem.
The Lens : Decoding the modern stage with HereWeAre's Critics' Circle. A dedicated space for sharp critical essays and deep intellectual evaluation of contemporary work.
Despite everything we now know about the tragic life of Hollywood’s quintessential child star, Judy Garland, her name and image remain indelibly linked with rainbow confetti, sparkling slippers, a joy
The Insights : Inside the craft with HereWeAre's Industry core. Strategic insights and honest reflections from the leading voices shaping the ecosystem.
The Lens : Decoding the modern stage with HereWeAre's Critics' Circle. A dedicated space for sharp critical essays and deep intellectual evaluation of contemporary work.
The Insights : Inside the craft with HereWeAre's Industry core. Strategic insights and honest reflections from the leading voices shaping the ecosystem.
The Insights : Inside the craft with HereWeAre's Industry core. Strategic insights and honest reflections from the leading voices shaping the ecosystem.
The Lens : Decoding the modern stage with HereWeAre's Critics' Circle. A dedicated space for sharp critical essays and deep intellectual evaluation of contemporary work.
Arizona Theatre Company (ATC) has named Tucson-based stage manager Mollie Heil as its Resident Artist for the 2026/2027 season. The program, launched in 2024, offers a sustained, paid season of employment to an outstanding Arizona-based theatre artist. Heil will serve as stage manager for ATC's production of 'Little Shop of Horrors' and assistant stage manager for 'August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean,' while also taking part in community and educational activities. Heil has worked with ATC since 2018, progressing from intern to stage manager across more than 10 productions, and holds a BFA from Webster University's Sargent Conservatory of Theatre Arts.
A review by Chris Curcio, originally published on CurtainUpPhx.com, praises Arizona Theatre Company's season-opening production of 'Proof,' David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-honored play. The production marks Kate Mansi's ATC debut as Catherine and the return of longtime ATC artistic director David Ira Goldstein as director. The cast also includes Rishan Dhamija as Hal, Emma Childe Maltby as Claire, and Scott Lowell as Robert. The review commends the acting and staging while noting complaints about cold temperatures and dim lighting at the Tempe Center venue. The production runs through November 8, with tickets available via ATC's box office or website.
Upswing, in partnership with Staffordshire and Stoke Libraries and the New Vic Theatre, is presenting free Circus Explorers performances and Stay & Play sessions for children aged 4–8 during October half-term. The tour runs from 27–31 October across Tamworth, Cannock, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Tunstall and Stoke libraries, with each session combining a short circus show and a 45-minute family play activity exploring the theme of bravery. The project is part of a multi-year Circus Theatre Partnership between Upswing and the New Vic Theatre, and will inform a new touring production planned for summer 2027. Comments were provided by Upswing Artistic Director Vicki Dela Amedume and New Vic Head of Education Jill Rezzano.
The New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme is reviving its adaptation of Mary Norton's story The Borrowers as part of its 40th anniversary celebrations. Directed by Artistic Director Theresa Heskins, the production runs from Friday 13 November 2026 to Saturday 23 January 2027 at the theatre-in-the-round, with original music by James Atherton. The show, first staged in 2014, follows the tiny 'Clock' family living beneath the floorboards of an English house. The cast includes Gareth Cassidy, Howard Chadwick, Lucy Keirl, Kiara Nicole Pillai and Dan Willis, with rehearsals having begun this week.
Cumbrian actor Eireann Devlin discusses her role in The Farmer's Wife, which opened at Keswick's Theatre by the Lake. The play, written by Hannah Khalil and inspired by Helen Rebanks' memoir, follows a day in the life of three women from a Lake District farming family. Devlin, 25, from Burgh-by-Sands, appears alongside Christine Entwisle and Roberta Kerr, and spoke about the collaborative rehearsal process and the production's use of movement to depict farming life. She also referenced her own connection to Cumbria, including her upcoming play Hefted and her involvement in the production's campaign photography by Joanne Coates.
Theater Mu has shared first rehearsal photos, taken by Rich Ryan, for its world premiere production 'Kung Fu Zombies vs Southeast Asian Girl Scouts' by local playwright Saymouka Duangphouxay Vongsay. The play follows three Girl Scouts, Thin Mint, Samoa, and Do-Si-Do, as they protect their Saint Paul community during a zombie apocalypse after being abandoned by local authorities. The production runs October 31 through November 15, 2026, with previews on October 29 and 30, at the Frey Theater on the St. Catherine University campus in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Performances include accessibility options such as open captions, audio description, ASL interpretation, and a 'Pay As You Are' pricing model.
Arizona Theatre Company (ATC) has named Tucson-based stage manager Mollie Heil as its Resident Artist for the 2026/2027 season. The program, launched in 2024, offers a sustained, paid season of employment to an outstanding Arizona-based theatre artist. Heil will serve as stage manager for ATC's production of 'Little Shop of Horrors' and assistant stage manager for 'August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean,' while also taking part in community and educational activities. Heil has worked with ATC since 2018, progressing from intern to stage manager across more than 10 productions, and holds a BFA from Webster University's Sargent Conservatory of Theatre Arts.
A review by Chris Curcio, originally published on CurtainUpPhx.com, praises Arizona Theatre Company's season-opening production of 'Proof,' David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-honored play. The production marks Kate Mansi's ATC debut as Catherine and the return of longtime ATC artistic director David Ira Goldstein as director. The cast also includes Rishan Dhamija as Hal, Emma Childe Maltby as Claire, and Scott Lowell as Robert. The review commends the acting and staging while noting complaints about cold temperatures and dim lighting at the Tempe Center venue. The production runs through November 8, with tickets available via ATC's box office or website.
Upswing, in partnership with Staffordshire and Stoke Libraries and the New Vic Theatre, is presenting free Circus Explorers performances and Stay & Play sessions for children aged 4–8 during October half-term. The tour runs from 27–31 October across Tamworth, Cannock, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Tunstall and Stoke libraries, with each session combining a short circus show and a 45-minute family play activity exploring the theme of bravery. The project is part of a multi-year Circus Theatre Partnership between Upswing and the New Vic Theatre, and will inform a new touring production planned for summer 2027. Comments were provided by Upswing Artistic Director Vicki Dela Amedume and New Vic Head of Education Jill Rezzano.
The New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme is reviving its adaptation of Mary Norton's story The Borrowers as part of its 40th anniversary celebrations. Directed by Artistic Director Theresa Heskins, the production runs from Friday 13 November 2026 to Saturday 23 January 2027 at the theatre-in-the-round, with original music by James Atherton. The show, first staged in 2014, follows the tiny 'Clock' family living beneath the floorboards of an English house. The cast includes Gareth Cassidy, Howard Chadwick, Lucy Keirl, Kiara Nicole Pillai and Dan Willis, with rehearsals having begun this week.
Cumbrian actor Eireann Devlin discusses her role in The Farmer's Wife, which opened at Keswick's Theatre by the Lake. The play, written by Hannah Khalil and inspired by Helen Rebanks' memoir, follows a day in the life of three women from a Lake District farming family. Devlin, 25, from Burgh-by-Sands, appears alongside Christine Entwisle and Roberta Kerr, and spoke about the collaborative rehearsal process and the production's use of movement to depict farming life. She also referenced her own connection to Cumbria, including her upcoming play Hefted and her involvement in the production's campaign photography by Joanne Coates.
Theater Mu has shared first rehearsal photos, taken by Rich Ryan, for its world premiere production 'Kung Fu Zombies vs Southeast Asian Girl Scouts' by local playwright Saymouka Duangphouxay Vongsay. The play follows three Girl Scouts, Thin Mint, Samoa, and Do-Si-Do, as they protect their Saint Paul community during a zombie apocalypse after being abandoned by local authorities. The production runs October 31 through November 15, 2026, with previews on October 29 and 30, at the Frey Theater on the St. Catherine University campus in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Performances include accessibility options such as open captions, audio description, ASL interpretation, and a 'Pay As You Are' pricing model.
Arizona Theatre Company (ATC) has named Tucson-based stage manager Mollie Heil as its Resident Artist for the 2026/2027 season. The program, launched in 2024, offers a sustained, paid season of employment to an outstanding Arizona-based theatre artist. Heil will serve as stage manager for ATC's production of 'Little Shop of Horrors' and assistant stage manager for 'August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean,' while also taking part in community and educational activities. Heil has worked with ATC since 2018, progressing from intern to stage manager across more than 10 productions, and holds a BFA from Webster University's Sargent Conservatory of Theatre Arts.
A review by Chris Curcio, originally published on CurtainUpPhx.com, praises Arizona Theatre Company's season-opening production of 'Proof,' David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-honored play. The production marks Kate Mansi's ATC debut as Catherine and the return of longtime ATC artistic director David Ira Goldstein as director. The cast also includes Rishan Dhamija as Hal, Emma Childe Maltby as Claire, and Scott Lowell as Robert. The review commends the acting and staging while noting complaints about cold temperatures and dim lighting at the Tempe Center venue. The production runs through November 8, with tickets available via ATC's box office or website.
Upswing, in partnership with Staffordshire and Stoke Libraries and the New Vic Theatre, is presenting free Circus Explorers performances and Stay & Play sessions for children aged 4–8 during October half-term. The tour runs from 27–31 October across Tamworth, Cannock, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Tunstall and Stoke libraries, with each session combining a short circus show and a 45-minute family play activity exploring the theme of bravery. The project is part of a multi-year Circus Theatre Partnership between Upswing and the New Vic Theatre, and will inform a new touring production planned for summer 2027. Comments were provided by Upswing Artistic Director Vicki Dela Amedume and New Vic Head of Education Jill Rezzano.
The New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme is reviving its adaptation of Mary Norton's story The Borrowers as part of its 40th anniversary celebrations. Directed by Artistic Director Theresa Heskins, the production runs from Friday 13 November 2026 to Saturday 23 January 2027 at the theatre-in-the-round, with original music by James Atherton. The show, first staged in 2014, follows the tiny 'Clock' family living beneath the floorboards of an English house. The cast includes Gareth Cassidy, Howard Chadwick, Lucy Keirl, Kiara Nicole Pillai and Dan Willis, with rehearsals having begun this week.
Cumbrian actor Eireann Devlin discusses her role in The Farmer's Wife, which opened at Keswick's Theatre by the Lake. The play, written by Hannah Khalil and inspired by Helen Rebanks' memoir, follows a day in the life of three women from a Lake District farming family. Devlin, 25, from Burgh-by-Sands, appears alongside Christine Entwisle and Roberta Kerr, and spoke about the collaborative rehearsal process and the production's use of movement to depict farming life. She also referenced her own connection to Cumbria, including her upcoming play Hefted and her involvement in the production's campaign photography by Joanne Coates.
Theater Mu has shared first rehearsal photos, taken by Rich Ryan, for its world premiere production 'Kung Fu Zombies vs Southeast Asian Girl Scouts' by local playwright Saymouka Duangphouxay Vongsay. The play follows three Girl Scouts, Thin Mint, Samoa, and Do-Si-Do, as they protect their Saint Paul community during a zombie apocalypse after being abandoned by local authorities. The production runs October 31 through November 15, 2026, with previews on October 29 and 30, at the Frey Theater on the St. Catherine University campus in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Performances include accessibility options such as open captions, audio description, ASL interpretation, and a 'Pay As You Are' pricing model.