Articles related to "Playhouse Theatre"

Little Voice is a painfully shy north of England teenage girl whose only comfort is a set of old record albums with which she sings along and looses herself in the songs.

The Vancouver Playhouse Theatre presents the Syringa Tree, directed by Larry Moss and starring Caroline Cave.

TV personality and comedian Graham Norton has taken over as Albin in "La Cage Aux Folles" but can he pull off this timeless role and look good in a dress?

Moonlight and Magnolias play stars Jay Brazeau, Stephen E. Miller, Richard Newman and Dawn Petten.

Ever since its first performance in 1953, Rainbow Stage in Winnipeg, Manitoba, has been one of Canada's most popular outdoor theaters.

The world premier of The Amorous Adventures of Anatol, from the original play by Arthur Schnitzler, debuts at the Vancouver Playhouse Theatre.

The Playhouse Theatre Company presents The Wars, by Timothy Findley, in Calgary, AB and Vancouver, BC.

City theatregoers love the Broadway hit performed in Vancouver this holiday season.

Frost/Nixon, based on the infamous interview between British reporter David Frost and President Richard Nixon, has its Canadian premiere in Vancouver in Sept. 2008.

Robert Hewitt makes a splash in The Blonde, The Brunette and The Vengeful Redhead at the Vancouver Playhouse Theatre.

The college search can be stressful for parents as well as for the prospective student. Plan ahead for having fun together with a college tour of the city of Pittsburgh.

Cumberland Mountain State Park offers everything you need for a fun filled, low-cost family vacation. If not, the city of Crossville will most certainly have it.

The West End of London rivals even Broadway when it comes to the number of long-running big-budget musicals playing year in and year out.

What to do on Valentine's Day? How about a romantic dinner, hotel stay, special event, or gift idea.

For forty years, West End theatre was dominated by a remarkable character who shied away from self-publicity: Binkie Beaumont of 'HM Tennents'.