drama

In "Disney's Descendants: The Musical," youth choose their own path

by (John Kissane)

Submitted 03-04-2024 under OPINION

In fifteenth century France, a seventeen-year-old girl was sent by the king to a battle—the outcome of which was very much in doubt. She arrived wearing armor and raising her banner high. The king's faith was justified. Rallied by the...

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Clyde's dramatizes the hopes and struggles of post-prison life

by (John Kissane)

Submitted 01-21-2024 under OPINION

You made a mistake. And it's a big mistake – the kind they could throw you in prison for. So that's what they do. You grind your sentence out, keeping your head down, dreaming of freedom. Then, finally, you get that freedom. But here...

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Sweeney Todd Cuts As Sharply As Ever

by (John Kissane)

Submitted 09-13-2023 under OPINION

At first, you don’t see him. You see others, though: the citizens of long-ago London. Horror-struck, they sing operatically of Sweeney Todd, a man they call “the demon barber of Fleet Street.” Todd shaved his customers, yes, shaved...

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Filmmaker Spotlight: Allison Riley (Open Projector Night Audience Vote Winner)

by (Grand Rapids Fi...)

Submitted 03-03-2023 under NONPROFITS

We'd like to congratulate our last Open Projector Night audience vote winner, Allison Riley and their film 'In the Blood.' Nicholas Hartman from Grand Rapids Film Society sat down to have a conversation with Riley to learn...

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Broadway Grand Rapids Announces 35th Anniversary Season

by (John Kissane)

Submitted 03-01-2023 under NEWS

On Monday, February 27th, Broadway Grand Rapids announced its 35th anniversary season, which will run from September of this year through June of 2024. Featuring seven shows, it's the organization's biggest season yet. The shows' broad...

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Tuesdays With Morrie Reveals, Conceals

by (John Kissane)

Submitted 09-06-2022 under OPINION

Twenty-five years ago, Tuesdays With Morrie was published. Its author, Mitch Albom, had written it to pay for a dying friend’s medical bills. Beyond that, he had modest hopes. He would later joke that he envisioned himself selling copies out...

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University Wits presents: 'Jeffrey'

by (The University Wits)

Submitted 06-01-2018 under NONPROFITS

Set to open at Dog Story Theater on the first evening of Pride Month this year, is the University Wits’ production of "Jeffrey" by Paul Rudnick. In the play, originally published in the early 90’s, Rudnick delivers to his...

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Circle Theatre's 'Over the River and Through the Woods' celebrates family

by (jlschindlbeck)

Submitted 08-22-2016 under LOCAL LIFE

Upon entering the theater, the audience is treated to a warm set- your living room-slash-dining room for the evening. Make yourself at home! It’ll be a fast-paced feast of the senses with gentle, yet driving instrumental music that will tickle...

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Heritage Theatre Group 2016 Season Auditions

by (Heritage Theatr...)

Submitted 02-18-2016 under

Join Heritage Theatre Group as we audition for our 2016 Season! Shows include:  Time of Your Life by William Saroyan The Good Doctor by Neil Simon Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare Saturday, April 2nd from 1pm to 4pm and 5pm to...

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Heritage Theatre Group Stage Management Workshop

by (Heritage Theatr...)

Submitted 02-18-2016 under

Join HTG Board President, Cindy Alberg, for our first workshop of 2016! As part of the Heritage Theatre Group Educational Series, this class will explore the duties and responsibilities of a stage manager. February 20, 2016 from 9am to 1pm Saints...

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