Larry Beck

Nettle Creek Players, a 501c3 not-for-profit arts organization in Hagerstown, Indiana, has announced its 2022 troupe of visiting professional theatre artists who will live in the community for nine weeks as they prepare and present the Nettle Creek Players 2022 Summer Stock Tent Theatre Season.

In 1947, Harry Truman was president, Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball, the first Polaroid camera was introduced and a UFO landed in Roswell, New Mexico. Oh yeah, and The Elmwood Playhouse, in Nyack, New York first opened its doors! Since then Elmwood has staged over 367 main stage productions, and had over 250,000 audience members have passed through their doors.

Elmwood Playhouse of Nyack NY will be presenting "The Odd Couple", written by Neil Simon and directed by Margaret Young. "The Odd Couple" is the classic comedy which opens the 70th season at Elmwood Playhouse.

On the occasion of the 400th Anniversary of Shakespeare's legacy in 2016, Chicago Shakespeare Theater embarks on an epic theatrical endeavor-Artistic Director Barbara Gaines' TUG OF WAR, which distills six Shakespeare histories into two action-packed dramas. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below!

The Adelphi Orchestra, celebrating its 62nd season of 'Music for All'  presents a Grand Mother's Day concert Sunday May 8th in New Jersey. 'Wagner Masterworks: Tristan und Isolde: Prelude and Liebestod and Die Walkure : Act 1.' The Wagner Masterworks Mother's Day concert will be the first of two performances, held on consecutive weekends, the second performance to take place in NYC at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music.  The Adelphi Orchestra's special  Mother's Day performance of Wagner Masterworks is free and open to the public -  the first 50 individuals to reserve their seats through Eventbrite will receive a complimentary long stem rose at the concert for their Mother.

Toronto-based producer Don Allan and veteran multidisciplined film executive Neil Sacker have closed an unprecedented equity financing agreement with the government of the Caribbean island nation of Antigua that will see $125 million committed to an initial slate of five feature films and launch Antigua's long-range commitment to film production.

Albert Schultz, Founding Artistic Director of Soulpepper Theatre Company, today announced details of the sixth annual Global Cabaret Festival. From today, October 24 to Sunday, October 27, the Young Centre for the Performing Arts once again becomes home to over 150 of Canada's leading performance artists staging over 15 original one-hour songbooks and cabarets.

Albert Schultz, Founding Artistic Director of Soulpepper Theatre Company, today announced details of the sixth annual Global Cabaret Festival. From Thursday, October 24 to Sunday, October 27, the Young Centre for the Performing Arts once again becomes home to over 150 of Canada's leading performance artists staging over 15 original one-hour songbooks and cabarets.

For Rhapsody in Blue (June 1 & 2), one of the most popular American concert works, conductor Bramwell Tovey will take to the piano to play Gershwin's beloved jazz-infused Piano Concerto. Before leading the orchestra in Elgar's Enigma Variations- a series of charming musical sketches about the composer's closest friends -Tovey, an eloquent host, will share some of the unsolved mysteries of the work's "secret" contents. The June 2nd performance is at the George Weston Recital Hall, Toronto Centre for the Arts and also features Bernstein's "Overture" to Candide.

The Toronto Masque Theatre (TMT) presents 'Masque of Irony', a mid-winter cabaret celebrating the wit and wisdom contained in the songbook of Randy Newman. This concert features Canada's popular tenor Benjamin Butterfield performing with pianist Peter Dala along with TMO founder and violinist Larry Beckwith. Tuba player extraordinaire Scott Irvine will participate, along with a few other special guests. The lighting design of 'Masque of Irony' is courtesy of Gabriel Cropley.

The Toronto Masque Theatre (TMT) presents 'Masque of Irony', a mid-winter cabaret celebrating the wit and wisdom contained in the songbook of Randy Newman. This concert features Canada's popular tenor Benjamin Butterfield performing with pianist Peter Dala along with TMO founder and violinist Larry Beckwith. Tuba player extraordinaire Scott Irvine will participate, along with a few other special guests. The lighting design of 'Masque of Irony' is courtesy of Gabriel Cropley.

The Toronto Masque Theatre (TMT) presents its final production of the season, "Masques of Orpheus", which features two deeply affecting versions of the story synonymous with opera itself: Orpheus' journey to the underworld, where he uses his music and poetry to convince Pluto to restore his beloved Eurydice to life.

The Toronto Masque Theatre (TMT) presents 'Masque of Irony', a mid-winter cabaret celebrating the wit and wisdom contained in the songbook of Randy Newman. This concert features Canada's popular tenor Benjamin Butterfield performing with pianist Peter Dala along with TMO founder and violinist Larry Beckwith. Tuba player extraordinaire Scott Irvine will participate, along with a few other special guests. The lighting design of 'Masque of Irony' is courtesy of Gabriel Cropley.

To open its 2010-2011 season, the Toronto Masque Theatre presents 'Masque of the Muses', a multidisciplinary production featuring a wide variety of music, dance, poetry and film. Under Artistic Director Larry Beckwith, 'Masque of the Muses' is designed by Caroline Guilbault, with choreography by Marie-Nathalie Lacoursière and lighting design by Gabriel Cropley.

To open its 2010-2011 season, the Toronto Masque Theatre presents 'Masque of the Muses', a multidisciplinary production featuring a wide variety of music, dance, poetry and film. Under Artistic Director Larry Beckwith, 'Masque of the Muses' is designed by Caroline Guilbault, with choreography by Marie-Nathalie Lacoursière and lighting design by Gabriel Cropley.

To open its 2010-2011 season, the Toronto Masque Theatre presents 'Masque of the Muses', a multidisciplinary production featuring a wide variety of music, dance, poetry and film. Under Artistic Director Larry Beckwith, 'Masque of the Muses' is designed by Caroline Guilbault, with choreography by Marie-Nathalie Lacoursière and lighting design by Gabriel Cropley.

The Music at Sharon Festival, under the new leadership of Co-Artistic Directors Rick Phillips and Larry Beckwith, opened with a recital featuring mezzo-soprano Wallis Giunta and pianist Steven Philcox. Concerts are Sundays at 3 PM. The audience is encouraged to bring a picnic lunch, and is invited to pre-concert chats (included in ticket price) with Rick and/or Larry at 2:30 PM in the Temple. When possible, featured soloists will join in. All concerts feature a post-concert reception for the audience to meet the performers.

Music at Sharon, with new co- artistic directors Rick Phillips and Larry Beckwith, commences in just over two weeks, on June 6. Some of the best young and veteran talent to emerge from Ontario and beyond will be featured.

Music at Sharon is pleased to announce the details of its summer festival season for 2010. This music series was revived in 2007 to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the Temple of the Children of Peace. Some of the best young and veteran talent to emerge from Ontario and beyond will be featured under new co-Artistic Directors Rick Phillips and Larry Beckwith.

Music at Sharon is pleased to announce the details of its summer festival season for 2010. This music series was revived in 2007 to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the Temple of the Children of Peace. Some of the best young and veteran talent to emerge from Ontario and beyond will be featured under new co-Artistic Directors Rick Phillips and Larry Beckwith.