Peter Harris

​​​​​​​'Loving You All The Way Down' was originally released on Linda Imperial's 'LIB' EP back in 2012 under the name Linda Imperial Band. Like many independent releases, the EP may have arrived under the radar but not without some awareness and appreciation in the San Francisco Bay area and among her fans from around the globe.

Calvin Johnson's new album, Notes of a Native Son, is evidence that he has learned the foundation and nuance of this majestic city's music and imprinted its influences onto his own craft.

COULD YOU BE any more excited? Hilarious Musical Parody Friendsical arrives in Worthing this October!

The UK tour of the hilarious parody musical Friendsical written by Miranda Larson, opens at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham on 15 July 2019 followed by a nationwide tour visiting: Darlington, Derry, Newcastle, Kingston, Malvern, Blackpool, Chelmsford, Southampton and Croydon. Friendsical will have a full run at the Edinburgh Festival from 1 - 25 August as part of the Assembly Festival programme in the Music Hall of The Assembly Rooms.

Michael Frayn's rarely produced comedy about love and living together opens at Greenwich Theatre on 9 October for a strictly limited 6 performance run as part of Greenwich Performs, a new annual multi-arts festival supported by the Peter Harris Trust.

The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) is pleased to present C.O.L.A. Nights, a selection of performances and readings on Friday, June 15 and Today June 16, 2018 from 8 -10 p.m. taking place at Grand Performances (California Plaza, 350 South Grand Avenue). The compelling series of evening events feature the smart and cutting word play of performance artist Kristina Wong in Running for Public Office, the voice music of Peter Harris' magnetic poetry paired with the original music of Ed Barguiarena to create TRANCE, and d. Sabela grimes' articulation of the intersections of our identities through dance.

The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) is pleased to present C.O.L.A. Nights, a selection of performances and readings today, June 15 and Saturday June 16, 2018 from 8 -10 p.m. taking place at Grand Performances (California Plaza, 350 South Grand Avenue). The compelling series of evening events feature the smart and cutting word play of performance artist Kristina Wong in Running for Public Office, the voice music of Peter Harris' magnetic poetry paired with the original music of Ed Barguiarena to create TRANCE, and d. Sabela grimes' articulation of the intersections of our identities through dance.

Resonate, the ethical music co-op, and lifeID, a leader in blockchain-based, self-sovereign identity solutions, are announcing they have joined forces to improve how music is owned and shared online.

The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) is pleased to present C.O.L.A. Nights, a selection of performances and readings on Friday, June 15 and Saturday June 16, 2018 from 8 -10 p.m. taking place at Grand Performances (California Plaza, 350 South Grand Avenue). The compelling series of evening events feature the smart and cutting word play of performance artist Kristina Wong in Running for Public Office, the voice music of Peter Harris' magnetic poetry paired with the original music of Ed Barguiarena to create TRANCE, and d. Sabela grimes' articulation of the intersections of our identities through dance.

Resonate, the ethical music co-op, and lifeID, a leader in blockchain-based, self-sovereign identity solutions, are announcing they have joined forces to improve how music is owned and shared online.

The Epstein Theatre is shaping up for yet another jam-packed month, with none other than thirteen fantastic shows rolling into town for a fun filled November.

Rose Theatre Kingston and Nick Brooke Productions Ltd present The Night Pirates, adapted from the best-selling children's book by Peter Harris and Deborah Allwright. Miranda Larson directs Charlotte Cooper (Storyteller One), Will Jennings (Storyteller Three), Victoria Lucie (Storyteller Two) and Jack McNeill (Tom). The production opens at Rose Theatre Kingston tonight 8 September, and runs until 16 September. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below!

1917. In a remote English village there are rumours of an enchanted wood. One of the inhabitants - a mysterious old man - invites eight strangers to stay. They all have something in common. When, one evening, the wood miraculously appears the guests feel compelled to enter. What happens there has the power to change their lives forever…

Mick and Sylv's (Patrick Driver and Charlie Hardwick) home is a safe haven for some of the teenagers living in a small town in Northumberland. Dummey (Ryan Nolan), Laura (Aimee Kelly), and Shelley (Sarah Balfour) are all there for different reasons, united in the love the two adults give them. However, the dark shadow of a past looms over the house, as Dean (Joe Blakemore) - an older guest of Mick and Sylv's - becomes a threat.

The Epstein Theatre today reveals an exciting season of entertainment for autumn/winter 2017 - from thought-provoking drama to sing-along musicals, great music, hilarious comedy and fun for all the family.

Rose Theatre Kingston and Nick Brooke Productions Ltd today announce the cast for the world premiere of The Night Pirates, adapted from the best-selling children's book by Peter Harris and Deborah Allwright.

Theatre Bench & Bunker Theatre are pleased to be collaborating to present the InMotion Festival this August.

Rose Theatre Kingston today announces its autumn 2017 and spring 2018 season.

Natalie Simpson (Royal Shakespeare Company's recent productions of King Lear, Hamlet and Cymbeline) joins an eleven-strong cast to play Duchess Rosaura alongside the previously announced Stephen Boxer in THE CARDINAL at Southwark Playhouse. James Shirley's tragic masterpiece, directed by Justin Audibert, plays from 26 April - 27 May with a press performance on 28 April.

Directed by Oli Rose, Britten in Brooklyn will play for a strictly limited season of 21 performances from 31 August - 17 September.