performing arts

Performing Arts - "I was privileged to meet with him a few times and do some work for him, too," John Lloyd Young said about President Barack Obama.

Performing Arts - It's truly a conversational play with a woman perhaps defined by her twelve minutes of total screen time in The Wizard of Oz that has terrified almost every person who has ever viewed that epic movie.

Performing Arts - "I'm particularly thrilled to present this summer's season," said BCMF Founder and Artistic Director Marya Martin. "In this uneasy moment in history, we have focused our energies on creating a dynamic summer of programming that reminds us both of the capacity for artists to create works of incredible beauty, and also how music and beliefs change over time."

Performing Arts - This is a powerful play with important messages about so many important issues of the day.

Performing Arts - "We already have live music every week and we've been thinking of starting a live comedy night, so when the opportunity to have Joe Devito and a few of his friends presented itself, we couldn't pass it up," noted Kathleen Tedesco.

Performing Arts - "In 1974 I sought out Lee Strasberg when I was on an NBC Soap called Somerset. I was untrained but strangely successful as a 'fake" actor,'" Swanson revealed to Hamptons.com.

Performing Arts - "I am older, but strangely I feel like I'm better at this profession than ever before," Klein told us.

Performing Arts - "Many students have never seen live theater before, much less a professional production about a classic novel they read in school," Tracy Mitchell noted.

Performing Arts - "Andromeda's Sisters is The Neo-Political Cowgirls' version of a Gala. We'd like it to become an activating celebration, a chance for supporters to get closer to the work we do, to learn why we do it, and to feel the joy and celebration we share with audiences through our professional performance and education outreach," remarked Kate Mueth, Founder & CEO of The Neo-Political Cowgirls.

Performing Arts - "My story is real, I am a living example, people seem to understand and relate… I am out there on a chair by myself…I love it," Walker Vreeland told Hamptons.com about From Ship to Shape.

Performing Arts - Tovah Feldshuh is brilliant. Wade Dooley is sensational.

Performing Arts - Sometimes within the first few lines of a play you know this is going to be a good night.

Performing Arts - "She's a workhorse constantly bringing in new ideas. She is amazing at remembering lines too," Wade Dooley said about his The Prompter co-star, Tovah Feldshuh.

Performing Arts - "This show means so much to me, it's been a passion project for 5 years now and I'm so grateful for everything it has brought to me and my students," OFVS co-director, co-producer, and co-founder Anita Boyer noted.

Performing Arts - RnR Magazine called the headliners a "staggeringly virtuosic band."

Performing Arts - "Well, if three's a charm then you are in for a treat with our third Creative Salon Night at LTV on Friday May 3rd. We are so encouraged that the Salon's nights at LTV are catching on and people are coming to them, and talking about them," remarked Angela LaGreca, LTV's Creative Director.

Performing Arts - The laughs, the groans, the oh and ahs from the audience was total proof that the show was working and the audience was thoroughly engaged.

Performing Arts - "I absolutely loved this play from the moment I read it and Joe, Eddie and Sawyer are the exact right cast," Anita Boyer, OFVS co-director, co-producer, and co-founder, noted. "Their chemistry onstage is captivating and their comedic timing is impeccable."

Performing Arts - "The concert will showcase two of the greatest musical masterpieces of the late 19th century: Brahms exquisite First-String Sextet and Schoenberg's monumental Transfigured Night," Paolo Bartolani, Founder and Artistic Director of the Festival remarked.

Performing Arts - Schwartz stressed he finds it most important to give playwrights, "The opportunity to see their works in front of a live audience. So they [the playwrights] can see what works and where they might have to revise and tinker."