Musical play
MAD Humanoid knockout stage: “Faker is who I learned the game from, so I’d rather play it.”
Source: Michal Konkol / Riot Games Against seemingly insurmountable odds, MAD Lions advanced to the knockout stage of the 2021 League of Legends World Championship. The No.1 representative of the League of Legends European Championship entered the Group D second round with a 1-2 record, but after losing his first game of the day to …
Review: In the disturbing “Dana H.” who owns the voice anyway?
And yours: while mimicking Higginbotham’s mental dissociation, the weirdness of lip sync also unsettles most other notions of normalcy in the world. It suggests an underground life, parallel to the comfortable and familiar life, which threatens at any moment to erupt through the rather thin barrier of routine, much as Higginbotham’s voice seems to erupt …
The “Cabaret And Beyond” festival rewards the excellence of the new musical theater
Through Kedibone Fashion 2h ago Share this article: To shareTweeterTo shareTo shareTo shareE-mailTo share Aspiring musical theater writers will have the opportunity to present some of their original works at the inaugural “Cabaret and Beyond” (CAB) festival. The event will take place at Seabrooke’s Theater starting Thursday, October 14. Organized by Roland Perold, the CAB …
Roxy Town Center Goes ‘Toxic’ For Halloween Musical
Kevin connelly Courtesy photo When Dennis Arnold asked Rick Bumgardner if he had ever heard of the musical “The Toxic Avenger,” all Bumgardner could bring up was the 1984 schlocky superhero B movie of the same name. But Arnold turned it to the casting album and Bumgardner read a sample screenplay and – “I thought …
CoSA’s stylish fall production features Murder, Mayhem and All That Jazz
Chicago, the second longest-running show in Broadway history, is a dark satire on happy murderers that argues that “in this city murder is a form of entertainment.” Winner of six Tony Awards, it is based on a 1926 play of the same title by journalist Maurine Dallas Watkins, on real criminals and the crimes she …
The 10 Best Broadway Shows You Must See Now
After some 18 months of grim uncertainty, Broadway is – right now – essentially back, with many shows that were shut down by the pandemic now previewing or fully open. (You don’t have to be a Bad fan for footage from the first few minutes of its opening night to put you in the mist.) …
Rome band finds ‘silver lining’ with new album
Nick Pulizzi has been a musician for as long as he can remember and recent COVID-19 shutdowns have forced the guitarist and singer to connect more intimately with his creative side. Because his band, Mad River Junction, was forced to stay home instead of scheduling concerts in Rome, Utica, Syracuse and the surrounding areas, his …
How a music teacher and the Lone Ranger changed my life – the forward
When did I find out that I could sing, that I could harmonize? Was it a special gift? I remember singing in elementary school. I tried out the role of Nanki-Poo in “The Mikado” and found myself in the chorus. And, in “I Hear America Singing”. I played the main role – Walt Whitman. Ms. …
Augusta’s “long neck banjo player”
Kurt Rhodes, co-owner of Rhodes Market in Augusta, often looks like one of the busiest people in the area. But there’s a lot of truth to the adage that you take time for the things you love. For Rhodes, this is exactly what is happening. At least once a year, during the annual Home for …
Columnist recalls the life and times of country music icon Charley Pride
In the early 1970s, country music legend Charley Pride performed to a full house at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. The audience was all white and the band members were all white. I was there. Former Governor Jimmie Davis, a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame himself, presented him with a key to …