Over the week of January 18 to January 23, theatre will lose an actress at 38, see two adaptations of classic novels, and celebrate the birthday of a well-known children’s...

For this week in theatre history from January 11-16 there’ll be discussion of the world’s longest running musical, the achievements of an early Broadway producer, and...

Protesting has been around as long as civilization and often has resulted from a power struggle. Today's world is no different as viewpoints clash often over basic human rights....

In the middle of 2020 Ellen Degeneres got cancelled- both as a celebrity and as a TV host-for being “one of the meanest people alive.”  Ellen set up a camera in Jennifer...

For this week in theatre history from January 4-9, the introducer of the word “robot” is born, a revolutionary musical based off a classic book opens on Broadway, and...

As we enter the new year, theatre continues to fill up the history books. From December 28 to January 2, a unique group of events took place including the passing of a famous...

According to medicalnewstoday.com, “(Mental health is a state of well-being in which an individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of...