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Other genres contribute to Broadway

Other genres contribute to Broadway

Luke Haynes July 7, 2015

Andrew Lloyd Webber, Steven Sondheim, Marvin Hamlisch, Jason Robert Brown: names easily recognizable to members of the theater community as some of the most revered musical theatre songwriters. Despite...

Dreamgirls to perform at Bama Theatre

Dreamgirls to perform at Bama Theatre

Katherine Metcalf June 3, 2015

Tuscaloosa audiences will enjoy the story and songs of a trio of three female soul singers as they overcome a variety of obstacles in "Dreamgirls." The musical-turned-Oscar-winning-film opens Friday at...

"Newsies" offers advice for seniors

“Newsies” offers advice for seniors

Luke Haynes April 19, 2015

As the final days of this school year approach, a bittersweet feeling begins to sweep over us all. While there will no doubt be a wave of relief once finals are behind us, some can’t help but sob for...

'Cops and Robbers' depicts police tension

'Cops and Robbers' depicts police tension

Paige Henderson April 12, 2015

One man became 17 characters Friday night, as local students and theater goers took to the Tuscaloosa River Market to witness a one-man play centered on the fallout from a police shooting in a small community....

One-Man show comes to River Market Friday

One-Man show comes to River Market Friday

Sirui Shao April 8, 2015

Jhino “The Piper” Ferreira will portray 17 different characters in his one-man play. “Cops and Robbers,” Friday night at the Tuscaloosa River Market, sponsored by The University of Alabama Honors...

Two-handers bring challenges to stage

Two-handers bring challenges to stage

Luke Haynes April 6, 2015

When people think of Broadway shows, they tend to imagine larger-than-life spectacles with enormous sets, huge orchestras and rows upon rows of chorus members. However, while this does describe many...

Musicals present history in fun, different ways

Musicals present history in fun, different ways

Luke Haynes March 25, 2015

It’s pretty well established that Broadway’s primary function is to entertain. However, many Broadway shows are reaching beyond that and finding ways to not only entertain audiences, but also to educate...

Students explore facets of identity

Students explore facets of identity

Becca Murdoch March 10, 2015

With over 36,000 students at the University of Alabama, Me Too Monologues will explore identity through a collection of performed monologues at their upcoming event.
 Me Too Monologues, which started...

Actors avoid curses associated with superstitions

Actors avoid curses associated with superstitions

Luke Haynes March 8, 2015

If you have a friend in the theater, then you’re probably guilty of it – you hear they’re performing tonight and, whether or not you’re able to attend, you want them to know you support them so...

Student performs with international study abroad volunteer group

Student performs with international study abroad volunteer group

Mackenzie Ross March 3, 2015

Miranda Hamilton always knew she wanted to study abroad, but now she is doing that and more thanks to Up with People, an international non-profit 
performance and volunteer program.Hamilton, a junior...

Whose Line brings improv to TV

Whose Line brings improv to TV

Luke Haynes March 2, 2015

Theater takes a lot of preparation. By the time audiences see any given production, hundreds of hours have been poured into it – usually. Other times, the performer has done 30 seconds of character work...

Broadway show to play at UA

Broadway show to play at UA

Cokie Thompson February 25, 2015

A 59-year-old actress comes home from the big city to visit her brother and sister. She brings along her much younger boyfriend and the neighbor’s pretty niece wants to learn from the actress. The housemaid...