LEISURE
‘Young Frankenstein’ Actors Admire The Masters
Actor, writer, producer, director, comedian and composer Mel Brooks, 91, has adapted only two of his movies into Broadway musicals: the 1968 film “The Producers” in 2001 and 1974’s “Young Frankenstein” in 2007.
‘Twelfth Night’ Embarks With N.D. Shakespeare Fest’s Touring Company
NOTRE DAME – Director Cameron Knight returns to the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival to direct “Twelfth Night,” this season’s Touring Company production.
CSCT Announces Auditions For ‘Steel Magnolias’
Center Street Community Theatre has announced plans for the fall 2017 production of “Steel Magnolias” by Robert Harling.
Richard Rose's Book Signing Will Benefit AWL
Indiana Author Richard Rose will have a signing event for his two books, with some of the proceeds benefitting the Animal Welfare League.
New Book By Dr. Matthew Harmon Speaks To Practical Bible Application
WINONA LAKE – Regular Bible reading is an important part of the Christian life.
Warsaw Artist Among Arts Commission Grant Recipients
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Arts Commission announced this week that 48 Hoosier artists throughout the state will receive career development assistance through the agency’s Individual Artist Program grants for Fiscal Year 2018. This includes four artists from Region 2.
Review: It’s No Mystery If ‘Edwin Drood’ Is Any Good – It’s Very Good
Generally, if I say something like “I could see that again,” I don’t mean the very next night. It’s more like sometime down the road.
Actors Enjoy ‘The Mystery Of Edwin Drood’
Every night of the Wagon Wheel Center for Art’s current show could be significantly different.
Arts League Sponsoring Fourth Of July Events
AKRON – The Akron Area Arts League is sponsoring several free events during the Fourth of July weekend.
Music On The Square Is Held Fridays In Akron
AKRON – Live music will be heard in the Akron downtown park on Fridays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Review: Cast Finds The Freedom To Be 'Footloose' In Wagon Wheel Show
Near the end of Act I of Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts’ production of “Footloose” Ren McCormack (Matthew Copley) tells a bunch of his classmates, “If there’s one thing worth fighting for, it’s freedom.”
New WWT Actors Freshen Up ‘Footloose’
First-year Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts performers Matthew Copley and McKenzie Kurtz said they are keeping busy this summer while learning a lot about summer stock theater.
