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Remembering St. Anthony's Apache Plaza mall, which closed 20 years ago this month

It was 20 years ago this month that the Apache Plaza, one of Minnesota’s first indoor malls and a cultural touchstone for generations of Minnesotans, was demolished. read more

Here's why White Linen Night in the Heights 2024 won't be free

White Linen Night in the Heights 2024 will no longer be free, tickets start at $10 for entry onto 200-300 blocks of W. 19th Street. read more

Sun Prairie Civic Theater to perform "Little Shop of Horrors"

On April 26 and 27 as well as May 3 and 4 at 7 p.m in the Central Heights Middle School Theater, the Sun Prairie Civic Theater will put on ... read more

‘In The Heights’ Director Jon M. Chu Confesses It “Was Hurtful” To Have His Film Stream On Max The Same Day As Its Theatrical Premiere

Jon M. Chu has finally joined the chorus of directors who spoke out against Warner Media’s “Project Popcorn” campaign, during which the company’s entire 2021 slate of films streamed the very same day ... read more

Lucille Lortel Theatre Presents JAIME LOZANO & THE FAMILIA: SONGS BY AN IMMIGRANT UNPLUGGED In May

Experience a one-night-only concert at Lucille Lortel Theatre featuring JAIME LOZANO & THE FAMILIA: SONGS BY AN IMMIGRANT UNPLUGGED on May 30. Don't miss this unique musical event. read more

‘In the Heights’ among productions coming to Bristol Riverside Theater next season

Bristol Riverside Theater will open its 2024-2025 season at another location this fall, while the venue undergoes major renovations. The schedule: ... read more

Cain Park announces 2024 Alma Theater season

Cain Park has announced its 2024 Alma Theater season, which will run from May 30 through Sept. 15. The season will include five productions – “The 25th Annual Putnam County ... read more

Switchyard Theatre Company Unveils New Board Leadership and Structure

The Switchyard Theatre Company Board of Directors has reveled changes in the leadership and structure of their Triangle theatre organization. Learn more about the changes! read more

The Beverly Theatre Guild closes season with ‘Godspell – 2012 Revival’ in Chicago

Based on the Christian Gospel of Matthew, “Godspell — 2012 Revival” features book by John-Michael Tebelak, who conceived and originally directed the musical’s first version. The show is billed as ... read more

Detroit is shining a new light on the city during the 2024 NFL Draft during record attendance run

Out-of-town fans have raved about their time in Detroit, which attracted a record 275,000 for the first day of the draft Thursday. read more

Val Gray Ward, ‘the Martin Luther King of the theater community in Chicago,’ dies

Val Gray Ward, an accomplished actress, director and producer who founded Kuumba, a pioneering African-American theater company in Chicago, has died at 91. read more

Strongsville financial advisor earns Gold at Pickleball Championships: Talk of the Towns

Shirley MacFarland’s weekly community column featuring news and notes from Brecksville, Broadview Heights, North Royalton and Strongsville. read more