The voices of nine men combine in ‘musical’
A raucous celebration of music and dance, The Choir of Man is more than a concert but not exactly a musical. In fact, it is ultimately its own category...
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Local college skips over film to stage original Broadway show
As was established in the 1970s and remains true today, Grease is the word. It’s a word that launches its original audiences into nostalgia for the...
First Presbyterian stages Williams’ Pulitzer Prize winner
In order to keep up his spirits, his doctors have lied to him about his true condition. His wife is in denial. Their Golden Boy son, Brick, has taken...
Pair of Ruths focus of two one-act plays
The biblical story of Ruth is one of loyalty, perseverance, and strength.
Ruth and family flee Moab for Israel to escape a famine. The family — which...
Dance taps into love of Emerald Isle
Riverdance began tapping into the love of all things Ireland in 1995, touring the world with a style of dance well-known in the Emerald Isle but more...
Roald Dahl classic book comes to life in musical
Bookstores and libraries are filled with children’s books which teach life lessons, tell stories of survival, and have engaged and delighted fans for...
Ballet to revisit Violins of Hope choreography
With its annual Love Notes presentation, Fort Wayne Ballet is performing two pieces from an astonishing performance during last November’s Violins of...
Broadway classic to make stop at Embassy
Debuting on Broadway in 1964, there have been few more popular and enduring musicals than Fiddler on the Roof.
With songs like “If I Were a Rich Man”...
Fort Wayne Youtheatre builds upon MLK’s dream
Although the Fort Wayne Youtheatre stages four shows per season, as well as taking some shows out into the community through library and school performances,...
Shining a spotlight on vets’ heroism, humility
First Presbyterian Theater excels at presenting stories that audiences may not have heard but absolutely should. Their current production, Beyond Glory,...